The Little Gem Public House

The Little Gem Public House is a traditional British alehouse located at 19 High St, Aylesford, in the Tonbridge and Malling district of Kent, England. It is affectionately known as the smallest pub in Kent, and its own marketing materials also describe it as the smallest pub in England. The building is a historic structure dating back to the 1100s, featuring skewed beams and a quaint balcony, nestled in the heart of Aylesford high street. The pub was closed for a decade before being sympathetically redecorated and reopened. It has recently been taken over by new operators. Its offering centres on a large selection of local craft beers, real ale, and gin, positioning it as a speciality venue within a small-pub niche. The venue is dog-friendly and maintains classic British pub hours, opening from midday to 11:00 pm Monday through Saturday and midday to 10:00 pm on Sunday. As a hyper-local, independent establishment, The Little Gem operates solely in Aylesford and does not form part of a large pub chain or listed corporate group. Its identity is built on its historic features, intimate size, and community atmosphere, with customer reviews frequently highlighting its friendly staff, real ale, and unique character.

The Little Gem Public House is a historic alehouse in Aylesford, Kent, with a building that dates back to the 1100s. Its ancient structure includes skewed beams and a quaint balcony, and it sits in the heart of Aylesford high street. For a period of ten years, the pub was closed. It was then sympathetically redecorated and reopened its doors, retaining its historic character. The venue has recently been taken over by new operators, who continue to run it as a traditional British pub and real ale and gin speciality venue. It is affectionately known as the smallest pub in Kent, and its own materials also claim it as the smallest pub in England. The pub is dog-friendly and operates seven days a week, with hours from midday to 11:00 pm Monday to Saturday and midday to 10:00 pm on Sunday.

• Building dates back to the 1100s, featuring skewed beams and a quaint balcony.

• Pub closed for 10 years.

• Sympathetically redecorated and reopened its doors.

• Recently taken over by new operators.

A historic, hyper-local traditional alehouse known as the smallest pub in Kent, offering a large selection of local craft beers in a small-pub niche.

• Local craft beers

• Real ale

• Gin

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