Beefeater Sir Thomas Wyatt

Sir Thomas Wyatt Beefeater restaurant in Maidstone

Welcome to the Sir Thomas Wyatt Beefeater and one of the best restaurants in Kent. Where quality steak and gastro connoisseurs go hand in hand, enjoy honest, 30-day-aged steaks, fresh seafood, your all-time pub favourites and more. Offering ambience in warming, bright interiors, as well as a relaxing outdoor patio area where you can sip back and relax on sunny days, the Sir Thomas Wyatt Beefeater is a steakhouse in Maidstone with a big foodie reputation.

Our team 

From your first footstep in, to your last footstep out, you’re in expert hands. Our friendly, professional team have years of industry knowledge between them and an eye for detail that makes dining out at our Beefeater a truly unique experience. Proud ambassadors of each dish from our Beefeater menu, if you have questions about ingredients, allergies or even where we source our produce from, let us know and we’d be delighted to get chatting. As well as second-to-none service, you’ll find that our kitchen chefs acquire inspiration for flavours and seasoning from every corner of the world. 

Our location 

From large gatherings to quieter zones simply perfect for intimate dinner dates, we cater to all plans – whether that’s an impromptu bite to eat, or a special occasion that’s close to your heart. We guarantee magic, every step of the way! Parking is free and we’re just a hop, skip and a jump away from all the sights and attractions that Maidstone has to offer. 

Wondering who we’re named after? Sir Thomas Wyatt, born in 1531, lived in Allington Castle, not far from our restaurant. As well as being a prominent military figure in history, Sir Thomas took the local honour of being elected an MP for Kent in 1547. Thomas’ father also had close ties to Henry VIII – working as an ambassador and poet to Henry.

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Why we love Maidstone 

Maidstone is a peaceful retreat for short breaks in Kent. Revel in soothing nature and outdoorsy adventure with an eclectic mix of attractions. From captivating history at must-see locations, to serpentine rivers and wooded landscapes, there’s something for everyone before or after a visit to the Sir Thomas Wyatt Beefeater. For a medieval castle that’s just five minutes from here, there’s Allington Castle – the Wyatt’s residence from 1491. Once visited by Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn, investigate standout features within its walls like tapestries and antique furnishings. Showcasing rooms that played a part in the story to six English queens, an equally special heritage site is Leeds Castle – a 13-minute drive away. Perhaps you’re up for a river cruise, just 15 minutes away? Hop aboard the Kentish Lady, for a scenic trip along the Maidstone River Park to Kent Life. A fun, interactive working farm, where you can piece together Kent’s rural past. Heading into town, there’s Maidstone Museum & Bentlif Art Gallery, Hazlitt Arts Centre, Fremlin Walk shopping centre and much more. The Garden of England is yours for the taking. But the question is, where will you start?