Eagle Tavern, Rochester - pub details
Address: 124 High Street, Rochester, Kent, ME1 1JT [map] [gmap]
Tel: 08721 077 077 (ref 10710)
Rochester (0.3 miles), Strood (0.6 miles), Chatham (0.9 miles)
Pub facilities/features:
- Jukebox
- Real ale
- Wireless internet access (provided by The Cloud)
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> Current user rating: 5.9/10 (rated by 19 users)
> Local guide: Kent pub guide
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City Wall Wine Bar, Rochester (0.0 miles), Two Brewers, Rochester (0.0 miles), Golden Lion, Rochester (0.1 miles), Coopers Arms, Rochester (0.1 miles), Kings Head, Rochester (0.2 miles) - see more nearby pubs
user reviews of Eagle Tavern, Rochester
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| From the Britannia at one end to the Eagle at the other....don't waste your time with any establishment in- between! A good pint,Tribute,DoomBar and Rev James on draught,served well.Resonable grub,decent garden, a varied selection of patrons , live music and a Sunday evening Northern Soul bash-all of a better quality than the rest of the area! I strongly approve.... nuckster1511 - 24 Jan 2010 09:49 |
| Great Music venue, however can get rowdy at weekends phonak - 17 Jan 2010 14:06 |
| good selection of beer, but the seating plan, and the pillar that blocks the bands from many seating angle puts me off a little, likewise the decor. decent pint of doom bar here though. Mattclary - 11 Jan 2010 15:22 |
| As I pass along Rochester high street in the evenings about 9pm most nights, I have noticed that a lot of the pubs are absolutely empty during the week. Not so the eagle tavern which has developed into a great music venue. Wednesdays and Thursday are particularly good and I know they have jazz on sunday lunchtimes which looked well attended today. I have developed a nasty habit of not passing by now and am impressed by the friendly staff and management. They have a pretty good choice of beer and food and the real ale is always kept well. I did question one once and they immediately changed without a moments hesitation. As the landlord said,he would rather be known for keeping a good pint and the punters happy than quibble about one wasted pint, which was a refreshing attitude. Weds and Thursdays are the music nights tend to be a slightly older crowd (25 +) with a friendly atmosphere and the weekends (fri and sat) are more for the younger crowd with a DJ, They do an acoustic night on the sunday night too. Reading earlier reviews I imagine it has a refurb since they were made as it is a well kept pub and a great beer garden. Well worth a visit. Larrakin - 3 Jan 2010 19:32 |
| I have been using this pub for the last year and would say it has come on leaps and bounds since previous reviews. The hosts, Nigel and Sandra have developed the place into the top music venue on the High Street with Jazz as mentioned on sunday afternoon and an acoustic theme on some sunday evenings including jam sessions and acoustic bands. Wednesday night features another jam session with a great variety of good and not so good (me!) musicians taking to the stage. Thursday is band night and features top local bands including The Soundcasters, Alibi and Chix with Pix. A top night out and free! The real ale is second to none on the High Street and well priced considering the entertainment provided. The staff are friendly and efficient and the breakfast is a welcome solution on hangover mornings. The rest of the grub looked good too! The pub was recently refurbished and is far from drab. the beer garden is good and comes a close second to the one at the rear of Ye Arrow but that's only because its' got views of the castle and cathedral (although the beer isn't as good). The only negative I would say is the trek downstairs to the toilet but that's a bit irrelevant now I have discovered there are Tena for Men to cover that situation!!!!! If you are anything over 35 yrs old then I'd avoid it on a Friday and Saturday night as these are disco nights and not suitable for white suited swingers. So, in summary, probably the best pub in rochester for entertainment, beer and pub grub with a good atmosphere. an_inspector_calls.. - 26 Dec 2009 08:39 |
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