A pub has reopened under new management three years after closing its doors due to the pandemic.

We tried pizza by the slice for this week’s Eat My Words review, and discovered it might be the way forward.

Why visit a bog standard boozer when you can enjoy a pint (or a homemade rabbit burger) in a weird and wonderful pub?

The first pint has been served at a village pub saved from closure following a community effort to buy it.

Work has started inside a new Greggs branch which is set to open in the next few weeks.

A village local has been crowned Shepherd Neame’s Kent Pub of the Year

Bosses at a Kent shopping centre have confirmed one of its “most requested” brands is set to launch at the site.

A golden retriever cafe is set to open in Kent after appearing on the BBC show, Dragon’s Den.

Secret Drinker needs the sat nav as he goes in search of a tucked away pub at the end of a leafy country lane.

Visitors to one of Kent’s major shopping centres will be able to enjoy music while they shop.

The site of a former bank could become a Domino’s Pizza restaurant in a town where business owners say large chains do not fit in.

An overbooked restaurant which has regularly had to turn customers away has been granted permission to expand into a former DIY shop.

Our reporter headed to a roadside café with a Word Art sign and builders’ mugs to see if it lived up to its rave reviews.

After months of delays, the owners of a fine-dining restaurant have confirmed the opening date.

A dessert cafe serving waffles, milkshakes and more, is opening its doors to customers.

Secret Drinker joins the Barmy Army at a proper no-nonsense local

A popular coastal park is on the verge of finishing its big improvements including the reopening of its former cafe.

The high cost of formula is driving parents to desperate measures, say charities, so what help is there if you’re struggling to buy infant milk?

A supermarket is to remove cartoon characters from more than 30 unhealthy foods as it calls on retailers to do more to entice children to eat well.

Plans to turn an empty high street shop into a lounge bar with all-day booze have been confirmed.