Some people have been waiting for several hours to get their hands on free pizzas as a new Domino's restaurant launches

There will be more than 75 real ales and ciders at the annual East Malling Beer and Cider Festival this weekend.

Kent’s Paul Hollywood and Mary Berry talk nerves, diets (God forbid) and the funny side of the show as the Great British Bake Off returns.

The head chef at Sissinghurst's Milk House shares his bank holiday barbecue recipes for the weekend.

A new craft beer bar and restaurant in a town's oldest shopping centre is offering drinkers an alternative to the norm.

A popular beer festival will return for its third year this September

Artisan ciders and perry, space hopper racing and trifle eating will be on offer at the cider festival at Brogdale this weekend.

They're as Kentish as they come, and this year's cobnuts season has started at one farm with the launch of a new bar.

One of the smallest pubs in the UK has opened in a Kent town but can you guess how many people can fit inside?

Make a date with Kate - the sumptuous buffet car on the Spa Valley Railway.

Several independent micro breweries in Kent have signed up to a campaign to help drinkers tell the difference between mass-produced and craft beer.

A hotel that overlooks the Channel has launched a Moet & Chandon Champagne Bar for guests and residents.

Tickets are still available for a once in a lifetime trip on board the luxurious sister train of the Venice Simplon-Orient train from Maidstone.

Award-winning chef and owner of Kent Fine Foods, Matthew Kearsey-Lawson is on a food mission.

Celebrity greengrocer Gregg Wallace has married his girlfriend Anne-Marie Sterpini at a Kent castle - with MasterChef co-host John Torode as best man.

A new business will inject some snap, crackle and pop into Kent's dining culture with the launch of the county's first all-day cereal cafe.

Better late than never was the motto as the Black Cat Brewery was presented with a certificate for being the best.

Two Shepherd Neame pubs in the Ashford area have been shortlisted.

Ten days of lip-smacking festivities, in praise of the oyster, come to a spectacular close in Whitstable this weekend.

The first customers have found their way to a new Medway pub named after famed 19thC pioneer Thomas Waghorn