The Ivy was built during the second reign of Edward IV, 1471-1483, in the year 1480. For many years it was a Kentish 'Ale House' and is protected under the ancient monuments act. When first built it was originally two farm cottages, forming part of a considerable estate.

• The Ivy house
• 199 High Street
• Tonbridge
• TN9 1BW
• 01732 352382
• for a map and directions

The Ivy offers great ales like Harveys and Black Sheep, click here for a full list of drinks.

Most Sunday evenings there is a band playing, see future gigs click here.

Every Wednedsay there is a quiz from 8:30pm, £1 to enter.

All bank holidays, David (the landlord) does a BBQ from miday to late evening, for a list of food and prices click here .

Monday to Saturday Tai food is served from miday till late evening, click here for the menu.

Photos of the pub --- If you really want to, click here for photos of the staff --- Past events at the Ivy.

Photos of gemtleman and ladies of the Ivy House