We had a Sunday lunch and a mid-week evening meal at The Alma. Both were lovely. We were camping at Painter’s Farm, a 5min walk away so we’d booked to have lunch there once we’d pitched our tents on the Sunday. We found out they...were having a charity quiz that evening and as it was too cold to sit outside, we decided to go back; what a hoot! Our team came last but we had such a laugh. Both the landlord and his team, as well as the locals were really friendly and made us feel really welcome. The landlady is the chef; and I must say, her Thai chicken curry was delish!More

Really lovely pub with country feel. The two young men serving and waiting were really nice and friendly. Food was well priced and delicious. Highly recommend a visit.

Had a fantastic lunch. Food and service were both great. Definitely recommend. Young bar manager with the sticky out ears was brilliant.

I think over time we have all tried everything on the menu, my favourite is steak and kidney pudding

Stayed at the campsite which is a 2 minute walk from this country pub. The Alma was a very pleasant surprise, the food is top notch for pub fayre, a rare for English pubs these days. We ate there twice and would highly recommend to...anyone staying locally, the fish pie was delicious, the burger and steak and kidney pudding were super tasty and served with fresh vegetables! Don’t leave without trying the nachos which were fantastic! Lovely garden and very friendly accommodating staff. Dogs are welcome in the bar and garden. A great find!More

We chose the Alma for a family anniversary celebration and we were not disappointed. We were made to feel very welcome from the start. The staff were excellent very enthusiastic all the staff going out of their way to ensure we had a lovely evening....A great rapport between George and the boss Richard! (Guess who!) We enjoyed our food immensely, so full we couldn't manage a desert we shall leave that for the next time we visit. We can highly recommend the Alma for an enjoyable evening out.More

A beautiful, proper traditional country pub serving fabulous, hearty pub grub. A real find - will return.

Superb food Good friendly atmosphere Excellent service Very reasonably priced Highly recommended!!

A lovely evening. We walked up through the fields from Faversham to have pizzas and a beer. Had a lovely evening and served by a very friendly waitress. Just what was needed, thank you.

Very disappointed as staying on campsite nearby and great reviews from owners. Landlord older guy what an awful obnoxious man I can think of stronger words but we are on tripadvisor so unable. Hard to explain just rude and treated like something on the bottom...of his shoe and also he doesn’t care either. Wood fire pizza awful not worth the money had better from Iceland. Sad to say all this as a lovely pub. Looking back on other reviews negative ones are not responded to. Please take this on board. But you probably don’t need to as most Of your customers are campers and don’t know before they arrive. So needless to say with regret we wouldn’t be back. You have a little goldmine there so maybe treat people a little better and take on board the reviews as I’m not the only one.More

Visited The Alma Pub as it was very close the Painter's Farm Campsite (minutes away). We were made to feel welcome as soon as we stepped through the door. The staff were really friendly, which was nice. Food was lovely and good prices too. Would...definitely recommend and hope to return when we are back in the area.More

Staff very friendly, remembered us from few days previous the young fella poured a good Guinness too, so my husband was a happy bunny he’s very particular over how his pint is pulled !! Think other Guinness drinkers will understand..