Beefeater Memories1974 – 2026
Sir Thomas Wyatt, the former Beefeater in Maidstone, photographed in 2009
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Sir Thomas Wyatt, Maidstone

The former Sir Thomas Wyatt Beefeater in Maidstone.

Photo: David Anstiss, 4 January 2009 · CC BY-SA 2.0 · source ↗

By the Beefeater Memories team at Does Your Duck Quack? · Published · Last checked · How we research

Last service: 10 September 2026

Now: No new operator has been announced for Sir Thomas Wyatt in Maidstone. If you have news about Sir Thomas Wyatt’s building, please let us know.

Last checked: 8 October 2026

Next door: Premier Inn Maidstone (Allington)

The former Beefeater building is being marketed for sale by Christie & Co (property listing, seen 3 November 2026). The listing was marked under offer; a completed sale has not been confirmed.

Sir Thomas Wyatt was the Beefeater at London Road, Maidstone, Kent, ME16 0HG.

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Opening and last night

CAMRA records the restaurant as closed from 11 September 2026, with its change to use as part of the hotel. CAMRA ↗

Local record

History of this pub

Sir Thomas Wyatt was a large roadside pub in Allington, west of Maidstone, with an adjoining Premier Inn. CAMRA describes a split-level bar and restaurant decorated with pictures of old Allington, plus a small side room and a conservatory used for parties. The record also notes a large car park and patio. It does not provide a confirmed opening date.

Current status

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The final listing

Opening hours and facilities

Historical Beefeater hours and facilities.

Restaurant and bar hours

  • Mon-Sat 11.30am - 11pm
  • Sun 12pm - 10.30pm

Breakfast service

  • Weekdays 6:30am - 10:30am Weekends 7am - 11am

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Evidence

Sources

  1. Final Beefeater location page

    Sir Thomas Wyatt’s former Beefeater page supplies the Maidstone address and the historical hours and facilities below.

    View source ↗ (beefeater.co.uk, site closed September 2026)
  2. Food Standards Agency record

    The official hygiene register identifies this address as Sir Thomas Wyatt Public House, classified as pub/bar/nightclub, and records the inspection published by Maidstone.

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  3. Licensed venue photograph

    David Anstiss's photograph, taken 4 January 2009, is reused under CC BY-SA 2.0.

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  4. CAMRA venue record

    CAMRA describes the split-level roadside pub west of Maidstone, its pictures of old Allington and its adjoining Premier Inn.

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