The Napier, Sheerness

The right hand side of the Napier is the lounge bar which felt more like a restaurant when I visited on Monday evening last week. I had a few pints in the public bar to the left, but had to walk through the lounge bar a few times to use the toilet. The food seemed to be priced very cheaply and I wonder about the quality, but I didn’t eat or see anyone eating so I cannot comment on it. Unlike the lounge bar the public bar was quite busy with locals who were harmless enough, but not the most friendly to be honest. It was also a mixed bag with the staff as the service started off friendly until a shift change when we decided to move onto another pub. Available from the bar was a standard draught selection alongside four hand pumps that were drawing London Pride (x2), Greene King IPA and Marstons Traditional Scrumpy. The plasma screen was off and I saw no Sky Sports advertisements. There is a jukebox, but the local radio station was preferred. To the left of the pub is a small paved area that is railed off from the path and used by smokers. I’d have no problem popping back in here during the day, but I’d probably skip it during the evening.

what an excellent little pub this is. the hosts kev and lee are very very friendly and always ready with a keen smile and a top up of your drink. and as for the food well what can i say it is beyond excellent with a good variety and very reasonably priced. if your ever in sheerness i strongly recommend a visit.