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Find out more about Cask Marque
www.caskmarque.co.uk
 
Four real ales on hand pump
 
Sunday roast 1300 - 1600
 
Dinner 1830 - 2030 Tuesday to Saturday
 
More than 40 bottled Belgium beers

Four superb letting rooms

More than 30 single malts
 
Monthly special £5 hot dish and drink deal

Friendly atmosphere
 
Beer festivals held regularly

All-day 12" pizza to eat in or takaway
 
Live acoustic music on the last Sunday of each month
 
A dark mild always available

Free cheese board on Sunday evening
 
Big selection of rum
 
Kentish Cider on tap
 

 
We Support:
 
 
Click Here to visit their special page on our website
 
 

 
Useful Links:
 
Medway Beer Festival
medwaybeerfestival.com

If you are visiting the Medway area
 
Our local Napoleonic fort
 
We are walking distance from the Chatham Historic Dockyard
www.chdt.org.uk
 
Visit the Royal Engineers Museum
 
King George V
1 Prospect Row
Brompton
Gillingham
ME7 5AL

Tel: 01634 842418
 
Website Visitors since June 2011
 



Welcome to the King George V

'The Village Pub In The Heart Of Medway'
 
Brompton is a small village in the Medway Towns between Chatham and Gillingham and is only a few minutes walk from the front entrance to the famous Chatham Historic Dockyard.
 
The village pub was built in 1690 and overlooks the park. It specialises in real ales, Belgian beers and malt whiskies. Hot food is available while the pub is open but a big selection of dishes is served each lunchtime and evening. The Sunday roast is so popular you could be disappointed if you don't book.
 
The letting rooms include a four-poster bedroom which overlooks the village green and a family

room with a double and a single bed. Nearby Chatham Historic Dockyard boasts scores of attractions including Dickens World, the ropery, the RNLI national museum and a variety of old warships.

The bar area is decorated with naval and military memorbilia as it is walking distance from Brompton Barracks, the HQ of the Royal Engineers, whose officers often use the pub. There are also many links with the Navy from the times that ships from the Royal Navy used to dock at Chatham.
 
The King George V is perfect if you are on business or visiting the area for pleasure, so come to see us soon. We are listed in 'The Good Beer Guide' and we are ' Cask Marque' accredited.

Coming Soon to the KGV ....

 
 
 
Live Music Night - 27th May
Live acoustic music sessions are now a vital part of the King George V. They took a while to get off the ground but are now an eagerly awaited monthly event.
 The next one is around eight o'clock on the last Sunday of this month and continues until closing time.
 
Our Monday Club has really taken off. It began on January 4th - 2010 with £30 in the kitty and  increases each week by £10 if there's no winner in the bar. Anyone can join - all you need to do is fill out a form to register. Then you have to be in the bar between 5pm and 7pm each Monday for a chance to win.
 

The Monday Club Total Stands At A Record Breaking

£310.00 !!

 

John & Diane have run the pub for more than seven years during which time they have embarked on a massive refurbishment of the building.

John, who spent many years as a BBC journalist, moved into pubs after becoming a member of the British Guild of Beer Writers. Diane uses her extensive culinery skills to produce some of the most wholesome food to be served in the Medway Towns.
 
There is always something going on at the King George V. So we have broken our website down into five sections, the pub, menus, the tipples, events and a section on photos, etc. See below for a selection of our webpages:
You can also add a comment on Facebook straight from this site about the new beers, etc, or Bookmark this page to check the Latest News below.  
Issue No.29 Of The KGV Newsletter   

Pick-up the latest copy in the pub. 

 
 

Regular weekly events:

Mondays: Monday Club meets 1700 to 1900
 
Tuesdays: Belgian beer ‘free chips’ session
 
Wednesdays: Curry night 1830 to 2030
 
Thursdays: Roll a double six to earn a free meal 1830 to 2030
 
Saturdays: Free meat raffle
 
Sundays: Sunday Poser and free cheese board
IT’S BRIGHTER AND BRIGHTER!
 
As the evenings get brighter, the inside of the KGV is also getting brighter. Our decorating and improvements programme is now well underway and we hope you notice the differences. So far the toilets are being targeted and after the corridor, the bars will be next. We are trying to do this without closing and as the pub is getting busier. It means you – the customers - may be inconvenienced while this is happening. We are trying to keep the disruption to a minimum, so please bear with us. Thanks!

MONDAY CLUB

At the time of writing, the Monday Club pot stands at a record £260. The previous highest winner collected £180 and that has happened twice. All you have to do is be in the pub when the draw is made sometime between 1700 and 1900. Each week the pot is not won, it increases by £10. And if there is no winner, then a second draw is made among those people who do turn up. These prizes are more impressive when the pot total is small.

SMOKING

Can we please remind our smoking customers to use the wall box outside the front door to get rid of their cigarette ends. Throwing them onto the street has led to the police warning us that they can demand to see our CCTV to find offenders and prosecute them. You have been warned!

 
 
CREDIT AT THE KGV 

Our arrangements for paying by credit card at the KGV have been changed. In the past we have allowed tabs to be run until a customer is about to leave the pub. However, this has led to unintentional errors when someone leaves without settling their bill. Anyone can make that mistake and it’s understandable. But a few accounts have been left for some time and others have not been paid at all. So, now we are operating a system whereby if you want to pay by card, you can leave it securely behind the bar until you are ready to leave and then settle the account. If you don’t find that acceptable there is always the cash machine. Our staff have been instructed not to allow tabs in future without this arrangement, so do be warned.

KGV ART EXHIBITION

Plans for our art festival at the pub sometime later in the year have got off to a wonderful start. About a half a dozen artists have already agreed to contribute. So just to recap on the idea. We are inviting artists to submit a works along the theme: Brompton Then & Now. It’s to mark the 200 anniversary of the Royal Engineers in the village. We will feature all the exhibits on our website and display them in the pub for at least two weeks. They will all be put on sale and at least 20% of the value will be donated to Help for Heroes. Painters can create an image of the village as it is now, or we have plenty of old photographs to help work on an image from an earlier era. There is no date yet fixed for the show but this is plenty of early warning so that prospective artists can work on a project now.

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WALK
 
Our next KGV walk is around the woodland and river at Burham where we hope to hear the Nightingales singing. It’s on Saturday 5th May. We meet at the pub at 1000.
 
BELGIAN BEER
 
Next month we plan to start a loyalty card for our Belgian beers. We will issue cards to anyone interested in trying our complete list of around 50 different beers. Each one you try will earn a stamp on the card with rewards as you go along. The exact details will be announced later. In the meantime, you can get a free basket of French fries with mayo if you order two Belgian beers between 1830 and 2030 each Tuesday nighth.

MORRIS DANCERS

Last month I failed to report that the Headcorn Morris musicians and dancers will be here at the KGV on 2nd August. The Hartley Morris Men will be here in July and September. And our own Bishop Gundulf characters will be here during the Queen’s Jubilee celebrations. I think they all like our ale as well as our welcome!

SUNDAY ROAST

Our Sunday roasts are now so popular that we are often fully book and have to turn away people. There are only so many meals that we can produce in our small kitchen and a limited number of seats in the pub. So, if you want to guarantee your place, it’s best to book early.

 

 
 
 
 

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