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A warm welcome from friendly staff. Delicious roast beef with a lovely selection of vegetables. Great ambience.

Loverly pub with great historic feel of old Faversham. Located right near the quey. Great food highly recommend. Dog friendly

The anchor is so much better now it’s under new management, I had such a lovely meal. Food is great, service is great and good selection of beers.

Visited just after it reopened, fantastic atmosphere and delicious food. It is a beautiful building in a great location, and the staff were really welcoming.

Just reopened after being closed for some time, and the chef that used to work at The Bowl Inn has taken over and 2 of the staff from the bowl are managing. The food and atmosphere were excellent

This pub used to be pretty decent, but went today and it's really gone downhill. Food took hours, waiting staff didn't take down table numbers and served up to the wrong tables. Food was pretty rubbish and low quality. Will be back again to see if it's turned around, because it used to be a good place, but not any time soon. Price per person: £10–20 Food: 1

We gave the anchor a second visit since the new management took over. The new barmaid who joined today could not have been more lovely! Excellent, friendly service. Lovey rosé wine. Good quality pint of Whitstable bay, poured beautifully. Well done guys. Keep up the good work! Nice to see food back on the menu. The baguettes looked delicious. We shall be back in to try the food soon.

Used to go here on a regular basis , popped in for a welcoming pint on Saturday with my wife we thought) the most miserable landlady who was not in the slightest welcoming to us , a real atmosphere of zero, it felt like a pub dieing on its feet, Last sad throws of life absolutely freezing inside, no fires on even though it was 6 degrees outside, only one draught beer bitter on out of 8 pumps, drunk up and went to the elephant with warm cozy log fires, 6 real ales always on. Won't be going back to the anchor anytime soon

I believe it is not fair to give a complete review of the restaurant until lockdown restrictions are fully lifted. Keep in mind that we visited during the first weekend that indoor dining was allowed. I was initially concerned about the limited selection of cask beer, but the choice of Master Brew and Whitstable Bay Pale did not appeal to me. However, the pub has a charming old-world maritime theme with wooden beams and multiple rooms that make it feel like sitting in an old sailing ship. The staff, all friendly and female, were more focused on following Covid regulations than pouring a proper pint. The service was slow and the pints were filled to the very top without much of a head. The pu...