Restaurants
The Small Holding
Restaurant and farm in an old inn at Kilndown near Cranbrook: lunch, dinner, real ales and wine.
Verified Oct 2026
Grade I listed parish church in the centre of Cranbrook, known as the Cathedral of the Weald, with a 74-foot tower. Usually open daily.
About St Dunstan’s Church
St Dunstan’s is the parish church of Cranbrook, often called the Cathedral of the Weald. It is Grade I listed, with building work starting in the late 13th century and a 74-foot tower. The church says its building is usually open every day and everyone is welcome to use the space. No set opening hours are published.
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Eat and drink in Cranbrook
Pubs
The George Hotel
Shepherd Neame pub and hotel in a Grade II listed Cranbrook building: twelve rooms, restaurant, bar and terrace.
Verified Oct 2026
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More things to do in Cranbrook
Family Days Out
Kino Hawkhurst
Cinema and cafe-bar in the Grade II listed Victoria Hall on Rye Road, with a veranda and garden. Open daily from 9:30am.
Family Friendly
Castles & History
Union Mill
Grade I smock mill of 1814 on The Hill, Cranbrook, run by volunteers. Free entry on summer open days from April; closed for the winter.
Free
Museums & Galleries
Cranbrook Museum
Free local history museum on Carriers Road, Cranbrook, open Tuesday to Saturday afternoons from April to October. Closed for the winter.
Free