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Britannia Bar Cafe
376 High Street
Rochester
ME1 1DJ
Premises Status
This pub is permanently closed.
About the Pub
Situated between Rochester and Chatham railway stations, customers will find this bar a combination of a traditional English public house and a continental café bar. Breakfast and an extensive lunchtime menu is available with a traditional roast offered on Sundays. The stylish bar leads to a small walled garden at the back. There are no jukeboxes or fruit machines.
***NOTE***
We have been made aware that this outlet will close for good sometime in April 2019. it seems apartments will be built on this site. Closes for good at end of business on Friday 26th April 2019
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Britannia Bar Cafe
376 High Street
Rochester
ME1 1DJ
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