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Address: 37 Preston Street, Faversham, ME13 8PE
Creeker’s Tap opened in late 2016 in a former glazing shop. It first traded as Corner Tap before taking its present name during the Covid period, and the pub was refurbished again in October 2025.
Inside, the pub is split into two rooms with solid, comfortable furniture. The rear lounge has a Chesterfield sofa and armchairs, giving it a softer feel than the front bar area while still keeping the small independent-bar character.
Beer: 2 changing cask ales currently listed, alongside a much larger keg range from 17 taps.
Opening: Mon–Tue closed; Wed–Thu 16:00–22:00; Fri–Sat 12:00–22:00; Sun 15:00–20:00.
Read more in my Faversham blog.
Creeker’s Tap is on Preston Street in the town centre, only a short walk from Faversham railway station and the Market Place.
