The Made Inn Ashford

Had a couple of drinks in here the other day and was a lovely welcoming atmosphere. Beer was great if a little pricey but I don’t mind paying that little bit more for something different.

Excellent bar in Ashford. Amazing selection of great beers, knowledgeable staff. The owner (didn’t catch his name) is one of the nicest blokes you’ll meet, making the experience all that much better. If you happen to be in Ashford, it would be rude not to stop in for a pint or five.

We go to Made inn,in Ashford, here on a regular basis. We have seen some great music especially enjoyed Stella n loft. The host is welcoming,the ciders are local producers love Cherry and rhubarb cider. They do comedy night and quizzes. They have a website. What a great addition to Ashford. View menu

We visited The Made Inn after a day at a vineyard in Kent, as recommended by our friendly taxi driver. We stumbled upon an open mic night for musicians and were blown away by the talent. One young man on keyboard wowed the audience with a mix of classical and contemporary pieces, leaving everyone in awe. We give 5 stars to the pub, the staff, the amazing music, and the welcoming atmosphere.

This cozy pub is the perfect spot for a couple of drinks. My partner and I have only been coming here for a few weeks since we're new to Ashford, so we haven't experienced much of the live music yet. However, we've really enjoyed what we have seen. The bartender is friendly and easy to chat with, making us feel right at home. The atmosphere is fantastic and we would definitely recommend this place.

Bigger and better choice of beers following a refit during the pandemic, made great efforts to keep open wherever covid regs allowed but never at the expense of compliance with those regs, still the same great group of people. Recent tie-in with independent restaurant means you can now get bar snacks and food delivered while still supporting local business and small producers and is the cherry on the cake. Heavily recommended. View menu

Lovely little micropub, with great beer options and always perfectly presented. Prices are high if you 're used to 'Spoons, but are not in context of good quality craft, and certainly not if you 're used to London prices! Best thing is the clientele; with a strong regulars vibe, a warm welcome is pretty much assured and as such, it has much of the feel of an old locals pub; you know, the sort that have largely disappeared across the UK in the last 10 years. I 've only recently discovered the pub but I now find myself tempted towards it after work, even though it 's in the opposite direction to my house. Top.

I like micropubs and have been to many. In fact I always hunt them out whenever I visit a town. This one didn't disappoint. However the prices (for me) seemed a bit on the steep side. The owner explained that the majority of the beers were (key) keg and so were always going to be more expensive. With the 1050 from Victoria in Strood pegging their beers at £3, I couldn't see why the preference was for key keg beers at almost £5. The beer was spot on, and the conversation with the owner interesting. I little bit larger than you average micro, with a room upstairs as well as out the back plis a small yard. I'd be more than happy to visit again.

I visited the Made Inn on foot a few weeks ago, as I 'd heard that if you enjoy real ale, this is the place to go. I honestly thought it was an overpriced joke. I walked in, and got a strange look from some local stalwart customers. A man behind the bar (whom I assume was the landlord asked what I 'd like to drink. I said I 'd like a traditional, English bitter. Something like a Greene King IPA, or a Wells Bombardier, maybe Youngs, or Adnams. Something like that. Well, the man looked at me as if I had three heads, and said Mmm, the closest thing you 'll get to that is a .......(a name I can 't remember. I thought this was odd, considering there were about 300 different beers available, displ... View menu