Manor Farm Beefeater steak restaurant in Rainham, Kent
The Manor Farm Beefeater is a steak restaurant in Rainham with a reputation for great-value meals. Never compromising on quality, our 30-day-aged steaks, fresh seafood, plant-based sensations and pub classics bring food lovers together from all around. Inspired by recipes from across the globe, our Beefeater menu truly brings the thrill of the grill to your table. Committed to serving the freshest ingredients, we only work with eco-conscious suppliers that stand for mouth-watering flavours.
Our team
Not only have our team worked here for many years, they are also a work family that make guests feel at home from the first hello. The driving force behind our famous Beefeater experience, we take immense pride in what we do each day. As Beefeater grill masters, if you can’t decide on a dish from our tasty options, lean on us for help and we’ll find your perfect pairing.
We simply love getting to know returning locals and visitors here on days out in Kent. If you’re stuck for things to do in Rainham after your meal, fear not, we’ll point you in the best directions for memories with your nearest and dearest.
Our location
Originally built around 1928, our location became the Manor Farm Beefeater in the 1980s – and we’ve been a pillar in the Rainham community since. Inside, we have an open-plan seating area with booths. Our décor offers character-filled features and modern touches, including ambient lighting, rustic brickwork and Beefeater artwork. If there’s a special day in your diary coming up, you can reserve a private booking here for up to 16 guests. From birthdays to anniversaries, we’re here for it all. What’s more, there’s on-site parking and outdoor seating dotted around the restaurant too.
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Why we love Rainham
For maritime history, from the Victorian era to WWII and the Cold War, embark on the tides of the past at The Historic Dockyard Chatham – a 20-minute drive away. At Fort Amherst, go even further back in time at the biggest and best preserved fort from Napoleonic Britain – another 20-minute drive away. For walks with nature, there’s a variety of spots to pick from, including Capstone Farm Country Park and the Fenn Bell Conservation Project. There’s the intricate and beautiful architecture of Rochester Cathedral, a 25-minute drive away. England’s second oldest cathedral, it’s been a place of worship since AD 604. A 25-minute drive away, the Huguenot Museum tells the fascinating story of Britain’s Huguenots. Adventure? A 15-minute drive away, the Chatham Snowsports Centre offers adrenaline-fuelled fun both on and off the snow.
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I met on Thursday evening at 7pm we were early advised to wait in bar for 5mins and we had to chase after 15min it was visible that there was a lack of staff. Once seated the staff was quick to take our order bring our drinks. Our order didn't arrive for another 1hr and that was with us asking. The whole place smelt of an over powering air freshener. Its a shame as I feel with the correct staff etc it would be a truly lovely place to go to .
Typical run of the mill chain restaurant. Nothing much is wrong, it's just not great - feels like there going through the motions rather than trying to deliver a memorable meal. Unfortunately this is very much the case for most restaurants in the UK post covid.
Very friendly staff and a clean place to eat. Food was nice but the ribs came a bit dry without extra sauces. Refillable drinks is a bonus. I would return to try other stuff.
We had a wonderful breakfast here the children were in their element with the amount of choice they had they had something for all of us especially my child with specific dietary restrictions. Cleo was so helpful and welcoming she also engaged with the children which was lovely. Keni the food was amazing need less to say we can’t wait to come back.
Sadly the restaurant was too busy to seat us but thank you to the extremely friendly and apologetic manager who couldn't have been kinder. I went into the pub the night before for a quick glass of wine but after waiting a long while to be served, I decided to leave and go somewhere else. I don't think it's so much the fault of the hardworking staff, it's just a place overrun with rather rough sorts with bigger lips than brains and more makeup than manners...I said what I said! 🤣
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Rainham, Gillingham, ME8