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The
Leather Bottle |
UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP
Please note that some of
the details shown may be out of date. We are currently in the
process of amending the details with the new owners.
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PUBLICANS |
Tony & Maria White. |
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ADDRESS |
54 - 56 The Street, Cobham,
Gravesend, Kent DA12 3BZ Tel. 01474 814327 |
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MAP |
Click Here For Map. |
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OWN WEBSITE |
www.theleatherbottle.co.uk
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PUB EXPLORER
REFERENCE |
36515. |
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PUB OPENING TIMES |
Daily 11am - 11pm. |
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DRAUGHT BEERS
SERVED |
Becks Vier, Fosters, Kronenbourg,
San Miguel, John
Smiths Smooth, Guinness, Strongbow Cider.
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REAL ALES |
Courage Best + Regularly
Changing Guest ale.
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LIVE
ENTERTAINMENT |
Monthly usually
on a Friday - Live Artist /
Tribute Act. |
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TUCK SHOP /
BBQS |
Tuck Shop in the Garden /
BBQs held during the summer. |
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OTHER
ENTERTAINMENT |
2 TVs. |
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FOOD DESCRIPTION
A mixture of Traditional
English Pub Food & Modern Cuisine is served from a main menu.
Homemade Specials board & Seafood board also available. |
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ACCOMPANYING
DRINKS |
Good Range of Wines (8 red, 8
white), Tea & Coffee. |
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MEAL TIMES |
Monday - Saturday 12noon - 9pm.
Sunday 12noon - 7pm. |
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WEEKEND
ROAST |
Choice of usually 3 roasts,
Beef, Turkey or Lamb & vegetables. |
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ACCOMMODATION |
5 en-suite rooms available
each with individual character. 5 Double, 2 Four Poster rooms.
All have colour TV, tea / coffee making facility, hairdryer, trouser
press, dressing table / working area & early morning call facility. |
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PHOTO |
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FUNCTIONS |
We can cater for all
occasions, weddings, funeral teas, buffets etc. in the restaurant.
Please ring to discuss your requirements. |
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FACILITIES |
Large Family Garden,
Wheelchair Access. |
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OTHER |
Children
Welcome, Car Parking - 40 spaces, Coaches Welcome (by appointment). Debit & Credit Cards accepted. |
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 The
Leather Bottle
is located in the heart of the picturesque village of Cobham,
just half an hours drive away from Leeds Castle and within easy access of
the historic city of Rochester. Built in 1629, during the reign of
Charles 1st, this attractive half timbered inn acquired its present name in
1720 as 'Ye Olde Leather Bottle' when a leather bottle containing gold
sovereigns was found here. We have strong Dickensian links as Dickens
is reputed to have visited the inn and featured it in The Pickwick Papers.
Today we have retained the traditional ambiance. The tastefully
decorated accommodation has en suite rooms, all with individual character
and named after Dickensian themes. The pub itself has original
paintings, etchings and memorabilia covering the walls. There is even
a Tuck Shop in the garden which is open during the summer months.
There is seating here for about 130 people and is a popular area to sit and
enjoy the fresh air whilst watching the children run off some energy in the
apple orchard. Inside there is a 42 seater restaurant where you can
enjoy food from a main menu, daily Specials board or the fresh fish board.
There is an extensive range of wines to choose from to accompany your meal
or a selection of real ales if preferred. Barbeques are also popular
in the sunshine. If you are looking for a new venue which has
something a little out of the ordinary to offer, then come along soon to the
Leather Bottle and relax in a bit of history.
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