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What to do and see in Gravesend, England: The Best Things to do Good for a Rainy Day
Gravesend /ˌɡreɪvzˈɛnd/ is an ancient town in northwest Kent, England, situated 21 miles (35 km) east-southeast of Charing Cross (central London) on the south bank of the Thames Estuary and opposite Tilbury in Essex. Located in the diocese of Rochester, it is the administrative centre of the Borough of Gravesham.
Restaurants in Gravesend
1. The Chantry
2. The Compass Alehouse
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By Sagemaster
The atmosphere was brilliant, a real old school boozer. Plenty of banter, ribaldry and general rumbustiousness. My fellow customers were very sociable and after the events of the day before getting there it lifted my mood immeasurably. Jon and Rachael have created somewhere that is a pleasure to visit even given the 10pm closing and the no two households mixing indoors. As Arnie once said; I'll be back!
3. The Panic Room
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3,661 reviews
Are you ready for the ultimate escape room experience? Over 20 different experiences to choose from, which adventure will you go on? At The Panic Room, excitement is just around the corner. There are 60 minutes on the clock and the moment you step in time starts ticking! Your goal is simple: Get out before you are out of time! Puzzles, challenges and clues are all around you. Can you and your team work together to uncover the secrets hidden within the hour? Over the last 4 years, this independent husband and wife run business has worked extremely hard to become the UK’s Largest Escape Room venue! Now offering over 20 different experiences to choose from, there truly is something for everyone! We also have the honour of having a 2017, 2018 & 2019 TripAdvisor Certificate Of Excellence, 2 Golden Key 2017 awards, 1 Golden Key 2018 award and the winner of the 2018 Gravesham Business Awards! So what are you waiting for? Book Now!
Reviewed By lmf54
My son book tickets for the Dino Land experience for us and his three children ages 7, 9 and 11 and we had a brilliant time, the best thing about it was great fun for everyone from youngest to eldest. We were taken round by our own Ranger Mandi who was never far away if we needed help but also left us on our own to work through the clues together; these ranged from some quite easy to some needing a bit of thought which made us work together. Best activity we have done as a family for a long time and as soon as we had finished all three children were looking to see what they could do next. Thank you also for the staff who were very accomadating even though we were a bit late arriving.
4. The Mug and Meeple
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 26 reviews
The Mug and Meeple is a gamer cafe for everyone. With free wifi for customers, a comfy seating area and great coffee and tea you can just come and relax. But why would you want to when you could have access to our extensive board game library or take part in one of our many organised clubs or activities. Our staff will help you choose and play the right game for you.
Reviewed By edwardh673
We spent the afternoon here - friendly, welcoming staff, a great selection of games to play, and we'll definitely be back! We actually felt a little bit guilty that we spent so little - £15 between the three of us for the table rental and some coffees, which is absurdly cheap for the hours of fun that we had. They also have a large selection of games for sale, so we plan on buying some next time just to show our support! Thanks Mug and Meeple, and see you again soon!
5. The Three Pillars
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By LucyM626
Such a welcoming, friendly place. Run by kev and joy whom go out of their way to make you feel comfortable. Lots of ales to choose from and wine, gin, prosseco and soft drinks. Highly recommend a visit here. It has become mine and my hubby's local. And its dog friendly too :) Lucy and Lee
6. Gravesend Nuclear Bunker
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By christophermX8173QC - Portsmouth, United Kingdom
Visited out of interest and was well worth it.Good value and worth booking up for. The simple understanding of fallout was evident by the lack of decontamination shower and air lock as well. Door umm not what I expected blast proofish.
7. Planet Game hub
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 16 reviews
A whole new world of gaming. Planet Game Hub is a gaming store in Gravesend Kent but with a difference. It has a full gaming lounge with the latest consoles ready to play and an award winning Virtual Reality Arcade that includes full room scale HTC VIVE VR stations. It's a great place for Gaming Parties both during the day or in the evening Plus we have regular gaming tournaments for gamers to compete in and win prizes! This summer holidays we have plenty of offers to save a little bit of money and keep the kids entertained, checkout our website for more.
8. Reanimated Games
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By EmmaP3474
I’m a regular visitor to Reanimated Games aka R.G and love the nostalgia trip every time I visit. I get to play games from my childhood and also try out the consoles I didn’t have back then. The Game Library is extensive and there’s some interesting pieces in the collection too! The staff are really friendly and know their stuff. Snacks are readily available with locally produced tea and the prices are good. They also have some gaming themed merchandise available to buy. I’m looking forward to the tournaments and getting back onto the high score boards.
9. Guru Nanak Darbar Gurdwara
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 143 reviews
One of the biggest Gurdwaras in Europe hosting fantastic facilities for Sikhs and the wider community, including three Meditation Halls, two Langar Halls, fully equipped Lecture Theatre seating 140 people, ICT suite, Library, Meeting Room, etc. Nursery provision to be developed. The compex also includes Sports fields and Sports Hall (home of Guru Nanak Football Club, Kabaddi, Karate, Basketball, etc), Guru Nanak Day Centre for the Elderly, and Punjabi School at weekends.
Reviewed By Vacation698336
Just a totally wonderful experience. Made to feel welcome the moment we entered. Sat in on the 'service' in the peace of it all. Everyone there had a smile for us and I was surprised at the relaxed feel in the prayer room. We were then invited to have food and sat on the floor to enjoy the hospitality given.
10. The Woodville
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 97 reviews
Built in 1968 as part of the new Civic Centre, Woodville Halls has hosted dance schools, local shows and national talent. Our main auditorium is capable of seating 650 patrons across three levels or of being transformed into a flat floor space for cabaret performances for 380 seated at tables and 100 seated in the circle. Beneath the Main Auditorium is our Studio Theatre, sponsored by O2 Gravesend. This space is used to present familiar plays and new pieces of theatre and play hosts to our monthly Comedy Club. The Studio Theatre, sponsored by O2 Gravesend can accommodate up to 180 seated patrons and has a bar at the rear of the seating area.
Reviewed By SassySarahH74
We visit The Woodville often, for their films, live tribute acts and more. We always attend the Panto at Christmas time....and as usual, it was fantastic! Exciting, funny, uplifting and very interactive! My daughter aged 20 has special needs and loves all of the Woodville shows. The staff are fantastic, and always friendly and attentive. I cannot praise this venue, their performers and their staff enough!
