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This picturesque country pub is popular during the winter for its two blazing log fires roaring in inglenook fireplaces. The Griffin's Head was built as a farmhouse in 1405, during the reign of Edward I, and remained a farm until 1766 when it became fully licensed, serving travellers on the main Canterbury to Deal road.
The FitzWalter Arms dates back to 1589, nestled close to Goodnestone Park Gardens and the stunning St. Nicholas Church, the pub is the heart of a friendly community.