A lively and popular local pub in Broadstairs, the Wrotham Arms lies just minutes from the hustle and bustle of the historic town centre and beautiful Viking Bay.
It’s a friendly pub, promising well-kept ales and a warm welcome for all - but more than just somewhere to grab a great pint, it’s also an ideal base for exploring the town. There are seven great guest rooms, offering some of the best-value accommodation in Broadstairs.
Visitors to the seaside town have sought rest and refreshment here since 1870, but as well as a history of hospitality, the Wrotham Arms has a long-standing love affair with live music.
We are a premier live music venue in Broadstairs, with bands and artists playing most Tuesday and Friday evenings, and now in our newly-launched Sunday afternoon slot too.
We're proud hosts of the twice-monthly Wrotham Arms Blues and Roots club, who recently pulled off an ambitious online lockdown festival, and an official venue for both Broadstairs Blues Bash and Broadstairs Folk Week.
From up-and-coming local talent sharpening up their show before going on to bigger venues, to well-known artists attracted by the intimate setting, there’s a wide range of superb shows to enjoy here every week.
One of the best music pubs I've visited with great atmosphere and staff. The bands who play here are superb, hence most of the gigs have an entrance fee these days, usually between £5 & £10 (which I'm told goes to the band), but this means that the audiences are also superb, real music lovers.
Two brilliant evenings spent at this superb pub in the last week. Lovely landlady whom is always smiling, friendly staff and talented musicians.
Barry beat me to it with his review of last weekend's entertainment, no surprise there then! It certainly was a real boost when many of us were sulking over the loss of our annual festival due to Covid.