Beautiful old building with a lovely atmosphere, in a perfect position. We sat on the terrace overlooking the river. Staff very friendly and welcoming. Would recommend & will definitely visit again.

The new menu is as good as the old and I can highly recommend the childhood trio dessert. For mains we enjoyed chilli, monkfish and a blueberry burger. All were well cooked and presented (nothing fancy presentation-wise) and delicious. On a sunny day nothing beats...More

I arrived with my wife at the Three Daws expecting a great Sunday Lunch having read the reviews. After waiting at the bar we were served by a young female (wearing glasses). After explaining we had booked we ordered a drink and she then pointed...More

Unique place situated nicely on river. Higgledy piggledy with just one bar so patience needed sometimes with service - but staff friendly & on the ball. Usually nice selection of beers & varied food menu utilising local produce - none of the usual suspects, hunters...More

Spent a lovely afternoon with friends at this wonderful riverside pub, nice wine list and what could be better than sitting outside drinking nice wine and eating plates of Nacho's and cheesy chips. Of course they have an extensive menu but when with friends its...More

Visited here with a friend for lunch. We had the red board as a shared starter. Roast cod for main and nut meriunge for dessert. all courses were really tasty and we'll executed. The sauce that came with the cod was rich and smooth, a...More

Real shame 2nd time visited and again over an hour wait for food, really need to get to grips with the speed of service...

One of the oldest pubs in Gravesend, amazing atmosphere and locals. Always a place to visit as situated on the edge of the River Thames and great on a nice sunny day. Locally grown food produce from Kent and local ales and beer....its a must...More

A very good family meal as we had kids of 2,3 and,4yrs - staff were good and did not wait long for service, meals were all hot and with 8 of us that was good, Beer was execllent with a good range of Real Ales.

We discovered this wonderful Pub Restaurant when exploring Gravesend, the "hotest" town in England. The welcome is first class, the menu is the most locally sourced I have ever experienced and soooo tasty. When you order they get everything right first time and the food...More