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The Invicta Bar, Gravesend
Gravesend
DA12 1AS
Reviews (Current Rating Average: 5½ of 10) see review guidelines
The Chairman left this review about The Invicta Bar
Not sure if this is really a micro but it was a busy modern styled pub with good beer. I had Iron Pier Perry Street Pale which was good enough to have a second, and cheaper, half of the same. The two halves were charged at £2.50 and £2.40, so I didn't consider the pricing to be excessive. I would definitely return.
On 9th August 2026
- rating: 7
[User has posted 119 recommendations about 114 pubs]
Ian Mapp left this review about The Invicta Bar
Nice, open fronted micro/cafe bar type outlet. Goes back quite a distance inside and a couple of sofas amongst the harsher looking seating.
The range was pretty uninspiring for a Micro. Two cask and one of those had me wondering when Ghost Ship went down to 3.8%. Keg options were quite pedestrian. After much consideration, I chose a cold Modelo on draught which hit both the spot and the bank balance.
£7.40 is taking the michael.
I legged it to 'spoons before Mrs M got the banking alert from our joint account.
On 25th July 2026
- rating: 3
[User has posted 1912 recommendations about 1873 pubs]
Danny O'Revey left this review about The Invicta Bar
Modern cafe bar with faked grass outside area at the front, its clean inside and service was good. decked floor, lots of metal but diiferent and a nice vibe. Real ale too
On 21st October 2025
- rating: 7
[User has posted 1620 recommendations about 1597 pubs]
Strongers . left this review about The Invicta Bar
Café seating sits on astroturf outside the front of the long and thin Invicta Bar where a handful of people were all sitting separately during a recent Wednesday late afternoon visit. The wooden flooring throughout feels a bit like decking underfoot, which I found a bit odd seeing as this bar is inside. There are tables and chairs at the front where bifold doors open out onto the café seating, and high tables runs up the right-hand wall to the rear where some standard seating is found up the left rear wall. An L-shaped serving counter made from old wooden planks sits mid-way up the left-hand wall, craft keg was available and two of the three hand-pumps were in operation drawing an offering from Canterbury Ales and Iron Pier’s Perry St Pale. Everyone was drinking keg so I went for something at 5% that looked like the first piss I had after a kidney operation many moons ago, I should have chanced the Perry St Pale from the local brewery. I liked the Reggae music in the background, and the barman was polite, but I’m not sure I’d visit here again.
On 10th October 2025
- rating: 5
[User has posted 6826 recommendations about 6787 pubs]