An international pan-Asian brand has announced when it will be opening its latest Kent restaurant.

Works to transform a historic pub - which has been empty for seven years - into a cafe or restaurant will be completed this year.

Secret Drinker finds the beer – and the facilities – aren't worth the wait on his latest pub visit

From a toddler running around the bar to landlady of the boozer, a girl who grew up in a pub has taken over the reins from her parents.

When our reporter was last inside this building, the “air of menace” led to a swift exit – but his recent visit couldn’t have been more different.

A Kent restaurant has added to its many accolades by picking up the restaurant of the year title at the national Good Food Guide awards.

The new operators of a market have revealed their plans to transform it into a destination for food and drink lovers.

A dessert company with more than 200 stores across the country is set to open its latest egg-free cake shop in Kent.

A warm and welcoming village club with “top-notch” beer and a bumper entertainment package has been named the country’s best two years on the trot.

Secret Drinker discovers there’s a lot more going on than it seems at this 19th Century venue

Kent’s brewing history is a tale of an incessant march towards just a few big names as countless independent breweries were lost.

The food looks underwhelming yet the queues at this classic seaside fish and chip shop in the summer will take your breath away.

A popular seafront pub, which has been visited by likes of David Frost and Frankie Bridges, has undergone a huge refurb.

Kentish inns put in the strongest showing throughout the UK this year in the highly revered Estrella Damm Top 50 Gastropubs list.

These are your most-voted-for places, from tasty restaurants to brilliant boozers - here’s the full list of our fantastic finalists.

A duo have launched a fightback to revive a fading high street by overhauling a former fine-dining restaurant.

Our reporter says a new food hall is one of Kent’s hidden gems – and more people need to visit.

We received so many nominations for Pub of the Year in the Kent & Medway Food & Drink Awards, but these three came out on top.

An event featuring extravagant light displays, fusion music and around-the-world food and drink will return this weekend.

You have been nominating your favourite farm shops, delis, tearooms and coffee shops for weeks, and now it’s down to the final three.