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More than just a gift and card shop, Barleycorn is a cut above the usual experience in this area as it has many other items from around the world that set it aside from the tacky gift shops that are seen in most seaside towns.
UPDATE: From April 1st 2008 the shop is under new management and is now called "Barley Mow".
What to buy: Costume jewellery as well as cards and other gifts
Updated May 9, 2008
Address: 76 High Street, Hythe, CT21 5AL
Phone: 01303 265340
Less of a shop than a small warehouse unit where the fish from the local inshore fishng boats comes in to be sold.
You need to be quick as much of the catch is destined for London restaurants and some is even taken to France for their restaurants.
What to buy: Fish!
Updated Jan 2, 2007
Address: The Fisherman’s Landing Beach, Range Road.
Phone: 01303 266410
Website: http://www.griggsofhythe.com/
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