Three Horseshoes, Hernhill
Mike & Vera Skipper
Staple Street
Hernhill
Kent ME13 9UA
01227 750842
skippy@theshoes46.fsnet.co.uk
In the village of
Hernhill, just under three miles from Faversham is the
Three Horseshoes.
This is a pub that oozes history and atmosphere, it is Shepherd Neame's second oldest pub and dates back to May 1749.
The pub is built in a traditional Kentish style, with a white weatherboard exterior and a traditional Kent peg tile roof.
Mike and Vera Skipper have been landlords at the Three Horseshoes for ten years and were regular customers before that for fourteen years. The pub is a real hub of the community with its active pub cricket team,two darts teams and two quiz teams in the local league.
Twice a month the pub has live music, from a varied genre. Mike has a real passion for live music and enjoys selecting exciting musicians to showcase at the pub for everyone's enjoyment.
Food is an important feature of the Three Horseshoes and Vera is a talented cook and offers a traditional pub menu.
There is a small but sunny garden at the Three Horseshoes with picnic tables under the three hundred year old walnut tree, which still produces an abundance of fruit.
Menu
Some dishes you may find on the menu:
- Homemade bacon pudding - steamed suet pudding with smoked bacon and onion
- The Shoes lamb - tender chunks of lamb casseroled with rosemary, celery, leeks then laid on a bed of lentils.
- Feta cheese and leek pie with sundried tomatoes served with salad and new potatoes.
Food served
Monday lunchtime there is a limited menu available
Tuesday to Saturday, 12noon to 2pm and 6pm to 9pm
Sunday and Bank holidays, 12noon to 2.30pm.
Opening Hours
The Three Horseshoes is open;
Monday to Thursday, 12noon to 3pm and 6pm to 11pm
Friday and Saturday, 12noon to 11pm
Sunday, 12noon to 4pm, 7pm to 10.30pm
Further information
For further information please visit our website
www.3shoes.co.uk