Fleur de Lis in Sevenoaks

What an Improvement This is restaurant serves so much more than just pub grub !!! . Enjoyed a lovely meal, well presented and perfectly cooked [so important with fish] Although fish does dominate the menu, there are other choices. Service was excellent and friendly , thank you Victoria. Will definitely return when we are next in the area

We were staying in the village so decided to try the advertised set lunch served on Thursdays and Fridays. Inside the pub is nicely decorated bistro style. The menu is strongly fish based. We noticed a sign for a Friday fish and chip deal so as that was what we fancied, we opted for that rather than the set menu. I feel it should certainly have said ‘our take on fish and chips’. The fish was fine, not sure what it was but a very mild taste but the chips….very dark and as if someone had taken a cooked jacket potato, cut it into wedges and oven baked in some kind of oil. Not visually like a traditional chip or at all crispy. Inside was almost yellow. It just wasn’t what was expected visually or taste wise. The lemon was chargrilled with bits of grill debris on it. Even our bread and balsamic starter had been chargrilled and had a hint of steak to it. We felt the chef was trying too hard to be different yet not making the customer aware. The desserts were limited but nicely presented. No child friendly food or lunch time baguettes etc. So, good if you want to try an interesting fish dish, not so good from our experience for traditional pub fare.

I have been waiting ages to go here since I saw it had changed hands. Today was the day ! A step above pub food, live lobsters in a tank … don’t worry they have to kill them humanly. Nice starters, 3 for £23, We decided to share a lobster, the sauce comes in a separate pot so you can have as much, or little, as you want. Served with green beans and samphire, perfect, and a choice of potato. It was perfectly cooked, well done chef, so many lobsters turn out to be dry … you can have a lobster roll if you don’t want a whole one ! Very friendly staff, although the Manager is off on maternity leave soon , but hopes to be back ! Their website doesn’t like me as I couldn’t get the menu up, so they are going to look at it, apparently I’m not the only one, so that is a comfort for an old gink 😂 They still have old posts on with the wrong menu so be warned !

Really nice food in a lovely village pub. The food includes a lot of fish dishes - the fish & chips was well-cooked with crisp batter. Fresh and modern inside although the beer garden is more of a courtyard.

This pub is our local, never before has it been In such good hands. We just visited for mothers day, we had oysters to start that were beautifuly fresh, followed by the most tender sirloin roast, which came with plentyful veg, and lovely crispy potatoes. I'd probably say this was one of the nicest sunday dinner I've ever had. Servic is fab as the whole team are lovely, and so good with out young daughter. 5 stars guys please keep it up!

Lovely village pub. We had a great Sunday lunch. The roasts were lovely but the puddings were even better.

Headed here after a walk as FB page showed Dorkijg Brewery ales... I tried the bitter and pale.. they are such great beers but please clean your lines !! Also, make sure you run only the number of hamdpimps you can turn over. Less is more. The idea is great, keep it up. But look after your ales. Its what builds great pubs. Good luck.

A write up in our local paper advised this pub was under new management and having watched the build going on I was interested to see the final result. First things first. I am sure you have to pay for the booking company you use. They are rubbish, I needed to tell them we had an additional option of NOT wanting to bring a dog as this was not an option. I could not place a booking for lunch on a Sunday for more than 6 at lunchtime, 15.30 is not lunchtime. You are wasting your money with this system. You are not big enough to need them, get rid and save money. Following Covid and the resulting staff shortages we were prepared for a mixed reception as we arrived for a full Sunday lunch following a good 6 mile hike with our walking group. I had already read many of the latest reviews and, generally, as there were more positive than bad felt it time to give it a try. All six of us had two course Sunday Roasts and the general consensus was that they were good. The food was very hot and arrived on hot plates which is always appreciated. There was ample quantity hence why none of us could run to a desert this time. I have to add the service was good and attentive and we were checked a number of times to see if we were alright for drinks. These are all things that do not happen elsewhere. There had been a small fire a few weeks back resulting in smoke damage to the soft furnishings hence our metal chairs were a little uncomfortable with no padding, but again not a deal breaker. The ‘optional’ service charge was only 10% again a good call and there was a little charge for the additional gravy jugs but again not a problem (Alex Politzi would be proud in the margin accounting!) In short all of our group would be happy to come back again. I would personally cycle over from Tunbridge Wells to dine here again and pass a number of good pubs on the way. Such is the quality and staffing of this place, good luck going forward.

I had the baby squid as a starter and the paella as the main. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Really recommend to come for food here

Fantastic Sunday lunch. Couldn’t be happier with the service and food. Great asset to the Village.

Stumbled across this restaurant. Walked in , no problem with getting a table. Fabulous choice. Very tasty meal. Best squid ever! Staff very friendly.

I have known this pub for over 30 years and I really want it to succeed, but I'm increasingly disappointed by it, over the last few months. The staff are always lovely and a quick brunch is usually good, but my last two visits have been expensive and of a poor quality. A fairly grim Sunday lunch, followed a week later by a very average supper, where my vegetables were barely cooked...... The menu is not broad enough for a village pub, it is getting too expensive and the quality really is not good enough, nor does appeal to enough types of people, families, veggies, .............. where is the pub grub? The affordable, simple food, which a local pub needs to provide, to serve the village..........? Such a shame..........

The lovely serving staff were as friendly and welcoming as ever, but something has happened to the food. It seems there is a new chef, not really on the ball. Mains menu was all fish except for steak and pesto pasta, so not great if you don't eat fish. Most of the fish dishes had meat sauce or flavouring (chorizo in most dishes), so no good for vegetarians. The paella was disaster: nothing like a Spanish paella - no chicken (OK, you can do seafood paella) but far too much chorizo so drowned all other tastes, very liquid (should be dryish), soft rice, no saffron/turmeric; it was just a under-average soggy seafood risotto. Prices are not cheap, so if quality doesn't return, you risk losing the custom you've slowly built up.

My husband and I had lunch here for the first time today. You certainly won't leave hungry, lots of lovely veg. The staff were really friendly and helpful. Molly the owner/manager is lovely and apparently fairly new to the Fleur De Lis. I wish them every success.

Had a late Sunday lunch recently and was disappointed with the roasts. The chicken was off the menu and the beef roast was more like braised steak. Tiny Yorkshire pudding and a small amount of veg - a few tiny roast potatoes, one stick of broccoli and a few savings of parsnip. Not value for money or filling. The ambiance was ruined by 80s music on a tinny sound system. We were hoping that things had improved under the new management (this pub has a frequent churn) but not enough to compete with other pubs in the area selling better food and cosier atmosphere.

and a warming cup of hot chocolate. From the ambiance to the quality of food, every aspect of my experience was exceptionally satisfying. the restaurant's welcoming atmosphere instantly put me at ease. The cozy interior, with its soft lighting and tasteful décor, created a soothing escape from the outside world. The attentive and friendly staff also added to the overall positive experience, making me feel right at home. The restaurant's food is simply outstanding. From the first bite to the last, every dish is a delightful explosion of flavors. The carefully crafted menu offers a variety of mouthwatering options that cater to all tastes. The ingredients are of the highest quality, prepared with precision and finesse. Each plate is beautifully presented, showcasing the chef's attention to detail. It's a truly remarkable dining experience that leaves you craving for more.

Lovely atmosphere and such a friendly welcome. The managers and bar staff really seem to care about their customers and community. Good beer and a great menu.

Just popped in for an impromptu lunch with the kids. Ordered a selection from the bar menu - it was all delicious! The beer was well kept too.

Nice selection of food for lunch. Welcoming staff. Timothy Taylors landlord to wash it down with. What's not to like!

Oh what a delight. Just discovered it’s reopened under a new chef. Seafood orientation with meat and vegan dish. Staff know what they are doing. Wine list is limited, but let’s give them time. Try it. Encourage them. As it gets better it will be amazing.

If I livednin Leigh, a lovely Kent village, id be really disappointed that the local pub not in touch with how to be successful. A 10km walk. The pub at half way in charcott was stunningly good. 5 Kent ales and some guest beers. Back here just one mass produced you can get anywhere. Such a shame Greenking owned so no doubt going through tough times.

We enjoyed a first class meal and we were very pleased to see all the Governments recommendations in respect of social distancing, use of hand gel, taking temperatures and face masks in operation. It is the first restaurant we have visited that were meeting all the safety standards.

Visited this pub on Monday 13th July and felt extremely welcome straight away. We sat in the beer garden and enjoyed Timothy Taylor’s Landlord on tap. The food was absolutely delicious - we had a lamb burger and a tandoori chicken burger. 10/10 from us. The waitress / owner explained they took over in October and we wanted to share a positive review based on our experience this evening. Will definitely return and would recommend a visit.

Great meal for the two of us. My wife enjoyed the Halloumi burger and I had a delicious Thai curry with properly cooked rice The curry is enough for 2 meals! All the food was freshly cooked and hot. Will take a bag next time. We phoned our order in advance and paid for upon pick up. Parking and pickup at rear of pub. Did not have to enter the pub and they also offer home delivery for vulnerable and elderly.

we dropped in for a beer this Sunday afternoon. Looks a bit pokey from outside but its surprisingly bigger than it appears. Love the green walls in the restaurant, looks fresh and appealing to the eye. Both boys and gals loo were fresh and very clean. Always a bonus in a public house. I would say this is definitely a sports bar type environment. The bar person and cook on this visit were very hospitable and friendly. We decided to have a meal. The menu is quite slim. The establishment is under new management and this might be why. We both had the same meal which cost around 36£. Sadly what was on the plate didn't reflect that rather high cost, in our opinion. I would probably suggest making the plate smaller instead of spreading 3 potatoes 1/2 carrot and a tablespoon of cabbage ( menu said cauli/cheese )under luke warm beef slices and watery gravy, to make the meal look like 18£ worth. Again, just my opinion.

We saw that the Fleur had new management and are posting lots of fabulous new dishes on their social media, so we popped in for dinner this evening with our dogs. Everything was lovely, very friendly attentive service and delicious food that was clearly homemade. The chef popped out to ask us how everything was. Very nice evening. We are looking forward to bringing our friends here soon too.

Staff Christmas meal. We normally go to another place to eat for our staff meal. So this was new. Food was ok but no extras like we had before of veg and extra potatoes and other stuff. Staff afterwards wanted to go back to old place. We were surrounded by people just in for a drink so it felt a little uncomfortable. Will need to go again with a smaller group to give a fairer review .

This public house is under new management and the standard of the food is excellent. It has a good ambience, a good selection of wines and a good menu which is reasonably priced.

Dropped in for a soft drink on a hot day.

Super meal, friendly service, lovely location in a pretty village. Thanks John and Joanne for looking after us again. Till next time!

Good Sunday lunch that all the family enjoyed. Excellent food served with a smile from the friendly landlord and landlady. Our family lunch group of 10 are local to the area and have stressed that they will rebook this pub restaurant.

Vi fik frokost (asian salad) som både smagte rigtig godt og samtidig var mættende. God og hjælpsom betjening. Et sted vi klart vil anbefale.

We had a pre-race meal here before a nearby triathlon. I had the “vegetarian” fish and chips - i.e. battered halloumi. Really tasty and great chips. The bar staff were very friendly and there was a gorgeous springer spaniel that made friends with me and my excess chips! Reasonably priced.

Excellent food and service in this gorgeous country pub. Superb fish and always a cracking Sunday roast. Will definitely be back xx

4 of us had supper here,food was lovely,the landlady was very friendly,the dog even more so,will return when in the area again!!

John and Jo have improved this pub considerably. The food and wine list are excellent and a good selection of beers. An amazing place for parties as well.

On a busy Sunday lunchtime, we searched and searched locally for a good-grub pub. Plenty around this area, but never had lunch at the Fleur de Lis. PErhaps it's location on the main road through Leigh puts off passing trade, or not having a big carpark?

Very friendly and welcoming pub with good beer and delicious food. Well located for local walks and the staff are great. Have returned several times!

Had a lovely lunch here today.. Owners very friendly and welcoming. Good selection of starters and mains. Our meal was super, well presented and flavourful. Beer good too ! Hope to return in the spring.

Usually don’t write reviews but In this situation one was needed

I read a review in the index magazine about the fleur de Lis and thought we would try the Sunday lunch.We didn’t book as we planned a walk and was unsure what time we would arrive.It was lovey to walk in the pub and see the fire lit, very welcoming.The landlord was very accommodating and found us a table.We had the lamb and the pork roasts.The food was piping hot and was cooked to an extremely great standard.Roast potatoes were really crispy and fluffy inside.I struggle when I go out for a Sunday lunch as I have high standards with my own cooking.This meal was brilliant .I would certainly rate this a 10.

Honestly the best Roast I have had in a very very long time. Lamb Cooked to perfection, amazing parsnip puree, such good roast potatoes!! This is the roast you have been searching for!

We found this pub by chance and we’re so glad we did. The owners were lovely and we loved that their dog was walking around greeting customers! Hands down the best fish and chips we’ve had in a long time. The tartar sauce was so delicious too!

What can I say ! Absolutely awesome meat. Cooked to perfection. Followed by a desert to die for with amazing hosts. Can’t wait for our next visit !! Bring it on !!

This dog friendly pub was a great find after our walk on the Penshurst estate. There’s a small car park but plenty of street parking if that’s full. There are a few outdoor tables at the front and a paved courtyard with more at the back. If you have a dog and need to be inside they are welcomed if in a lead and well behaved. Ours were given a drink and some treats on arrival. Lovely touch.

To avoid an accident on A21 we took an alternative route and passed through Leigh at lunchtime. Spotting the Fleur de Lis we parked and were greeted warmly by the landlord. We decided to eat outside in the pleasantly furnished outside space. The specials board had some interesting dishes but we chose a light meal of duck livers on brioche excellent and a duck stir fry, also very good although for my personal taste a little too much sauce. My husbands real ale was well kept (can’t remember the name). We found the staff very friendly and attentive and having discovered the pub by accident we will make it one of our regular lunch destinations.

Pre arranged dinner here after club ramble - main course meals ordered prior to ramble.Pub is attractive, well furnished, good ambience, and very welcoming. Good local beers and an extensive menu with some interesting dishes. after our ramble on arrival at the pub, a long table had been set up for us (around 20) and the meals appeared very promptly and were in my opinion beautifully cooked and presented - I had a pork chop with all the trimmings which was absolutely delicious. I would have no hesitation in dining here again and thoroughly recommend the Fleur De Lis.

Good food cooked on site and a nice atmosphere. Would be better if there were small portions for adults.

Our Sunday roast lunch was cold and then taken away to be re done .but when it came back it had just been re heated. We were offered a free drink , but we already had drinks,and had to pay full price absolutely disgusting. Not busy either.

For some reason, we only ever seem to visit the Fleur de lis for Sunday lunch, and we’ve done so several times with our young family, and also in larger groups with extended family and friends.

We were made very welcome, had a coffee then left our cars and went for a walk.Returned at lunch time had an enjoyable meal then went for another walk.On our return had a drink then went home.

John and Jo with Paige have turned this pub around with amazing speed. It is a totally different atmosphere now from two years ago. The food is superb and varied with an amazing selection of beer, wine and gins. The ambience is incredible and welcoming. Thoroughly recommended.

The Fleur is our local and has consistently been great over the past three years. Recently the food has improved enormously. Really delicious. Added to this friendly landlord and lady and attentive staff. Our daughter (almost 4) loves the food, and the games and adores Teasle the pub dog. She has even been allowed to give her a biscuit a few times! This is a rare thing, a pub that has not only maintained standards, but improved. Can't recommend enough.

A rather pleasant dinner was made extremely uncomfortable by the rudeness of the manager towards my party and even the staff. If it were not for the lovely waitress and the chef, our outing would have been ruined. After, thanking the waitress, I learnt that she does receive any of the tip left of the table so I would advise giving it in cash so she will get it, as I can only imagine what she has to put up with working there.

We stopped here after a tour round Penshurst Place [well worth it].

We booked here as a last minute thing for a Sunday lunch. Staff were accomodating, friendly and the food was outstanding. Whilst eating we overheard a couple being rather rude to staff with a lack of basic matters. The staff responded politely and with a smile which is more than I'd have done.

First class service, food and beverages as usual. Thank you John and Jo for looking after us as you do. See you soon !!

We always have a warm welcome from the landlady, Jo and landlord, John. Food is excellent especially the pasta and roasts. Use very regularly as within walking distance! Would thoroughly recommend this pub to any one

Had lunch at the Fleur de Lis today with a friend. The owner served us and was very attentive and helpful. There was the main menu, the fixed price menu and extensive specials board. The food was fabulous, with prompt service and really reasonable pricing. WARNING - portions are really generous so don't order sides as we did and had far to much food, and we can eat !!!!! Looking forward to our next visit .

I have been to this pub twice now. The food is really amazing. A little bit on the pricey side but I have never eaten such a great chicken pie. We are going to try Sunday lunch there soon.

This is our local pub so we have eaten there often and always have good food, however we tried their roast chicken for two last Sunday and it made me want to write this review.

My wife and I were going to Penhurst Place having decided we would have lunch on the way, having driven past the Fleur over many years noticed that it had been smartened up. U-turn. Very smart and clean, nice welcome from the Guvnor so we decided to eat.

The Fleur de Lys is improving dramatically under new managers. The landlord and chef are both excellent and the food is superb and varied. Good selection of wines and beers and Teasel, the dog is a great asset. Thoroughly recommended.

El pub en sí es un ambiente encantador, limpio y acogedor, lástima de la gerencia y el personal.

Cuatro de nosotros visitamos este encantador pub después vuelve en la semana anterior y charlando con los propietarios, tales como el ambiente encantador sobre el lugar y el menú parecía interesante. Nuestras expectativas eran altas, así que invitamos a nuestros amigos y no nos decepcionó,...

Visitamos en festivos de lunes por la tarde con la familia. A nuestra llegada, el pub estaba relativamente ocupados, sin embargo, nos las arreglamos para encontrar una mesa fuera en el frente. Hay que decir que es un pub precioso con espacio exterior en la parte delantera y trasera y está decorado encantadora por todo.

The atmosphere is lovely, the staff very friendly and the food is really good.Definitely worth a visit.

Enjoyed a very nice Sunday lunch here ,proper roast potatoes and yorkshire pudd's with accompanying vegetables cooked just right.Apple and rhubarb crumble followed with custard

In Kent it is easy to find nice pubs in small villages, with delightful surroundings, such are the joys of visiting or living here. However, to find such a pub, set in a delightful village, with friendly locals, a great selection of drinks, amazingly high quality food, yet highly reasonable prices, is rare. Fleur de Lis is such a place. The pub is well looked after, the staff are delightful, the food is incredible, and the prices are far too low for the quality of cuisine and very generous portions.

We went for my birthday, the rest of the family recommending the burgers as the best they've had. Great food, amazing mixed roast and indeed, humoungous burgers. The only niggle is that in a Sunday most of the specials aren't available which left the veggie options limited to two, which was a bit disappointing as it was my birthday lunch and I am vegetarian! Lovely building in a pretty village.

I have to say that this is probably the best chicken roast that I've had out at a pub ever. If you want home Cooked food in a pub and a wonderful venue in one of kents best villages then this is your spot.

A proper country pub with fantastic food and service with a smile. We are always welcomed by John and Jo and wouldn't hesitate to recommend this pub to anyone. The new chef is a triumph and you simply must try the whole chicken sharing roast, beware you will need a huge appetite and at £22 for two, extremely good value.

Having lived in the village we have been going to Fleur de Lis for many years. It has had several different management over the last 8-10 years, some good some rather average. It is simply sad to visit these days. Sometimes food and service is good but too often it is poor. On the surface things are fine but if you have any complaints the attitude from management is far from 'customer friendly' - perhaps 'arrogant' sums it up.

Had a superb lunch as usual, John and Joanne very hospitable as usual also how nice to see a pub with such wonderful prints and pictures on the wall!!Aidan MacEchern

We were looking for a dog-friendly pub as we were visiting family in Tonbridge. Google to the rescue and up pops this place.In the main, we loved the food. I had the roast lamb which was amazing. My wife had the Chicken burger and sweet potato fries. Kids had chicken burger and chips. Unfortunately the sweet potato fries and the chips were a bit too salty.We then went onto some pudding. Lemon meringue pie and chocolate brownie. Lovely. Very impressed with the range of ales on tap, especially a Timothy Taylor Boltmaker.Only other downside I would say are the prices are quite steep and then there is the 10% discretionary service charge on top. Personally I prefer to reward good service and potentially give more than the 10%.The staff were very attentive and friendly and brought a big bowl of water out for my dog. I would definitely recommend this place and one day we will return, although we'll have to save up first.

We were treated to an ill mannered, angry, rude landlady because we chose not to pay the discretionary 10% service charge. We were accused of making the staff work for no wages followed by the card payment machine being slammed down on the table in front of us. The food was underwhelming and overpriced.

We have stopped here twice on our way home from visiting hever castle. On both occasions food has been lovely and staff have been great. Lovely family friendly welcoming pub. Look forward to coming back.

This pub is always so welcoming to us whether we want just a quick drink, a midweek meal or a full Sunday lunch. The new chef has brought a wonderful new menu to the place and everything I've tasted so far has been brilliant. I would urge people to visit this little pub as the only thing lacking is punters and you really wouldn't be disappointed.

The food and service are excellent, even the beer is well kept. Though it was a bit quiet which doesn't do too much for the ambience of the place. That said I would certainly visit again in the future.

We came here with our family after our wedding. The food was excellent and the service was very professional .

Happy that I found this cosy place, I really enjoy the food and wine, would definitely visit it again :)

Stopped for a drink with a few friends, nice pub but landlady not very friendly, borderline rude - huffed at all of our requests and rolled eyes when she thought we weren't looking. Also found the pub to be quite expensive - £3.50 for a soft drink! Would have given 1* but the pub itself is nice and waiting staff were pleasant.

We popped in here after passing by, without looking at any reviews. It is the only pub/restaurant in a small Kent town, and did some interesting dishes with traditional Sunday roasts. It is mixed. The Sunday roast was huge, with fine accompaniments but the meat was overcooked. On the other hand, the lamb shoulder was outstanding, absolutely fantastic. Similarly, with desserts the sticky toffee pudding with honeycombe ice cream was as tasty as I have had anywhere - not elegantly presented, but hardly the point. The chocolate brownie was dull in comparison. As a solid Sunday roast/traditional Pud English pub, this place gets a comfortable three star decent but instantly forgettable rating. But there are some gems on the menu that would hold their own anywhere.

We did a walk with friends and a 3 year old toddler, having heard the pub was dog friendly. On approaching the bar the landlady was arguing with the waiting staff and seemed disinterested by the half a dozen people by the bar, waiting to get served. When we finally got served drinks (much huffing puffing / rolling of eyes from our host) we were then told they weren't serving food anymore as 'the chef was having a meltdown')The place was half full.

We've eaten here several times recently and it has always been excellent. We've sat indoors and outside and in each location the service and atmosphere has been excellent. They are good with children too and, as other have mentioned, happy for dogs to visit. The food is excellent quality, generous in size yet not dautingly large. Enough for most appetites! Can't recommend the smoked haddock and mash highly enough,

We took our new addition (Spanish rescue dog) to this pub and couldn't have been made more welcome. The food was absolutely delicious, reasonably priced and both the landlord and landlady were lovely. We will DEFINITELY be back!

My sister and I arrived at 4pm to find a board which stated that lunch service hours were 12-2.30. We thought we'd ask if there was anything to eat available but expected it might just be crisps. The lady said that the kitchen was closed and the chef had gone home but that she could probably sort out something like nachos. A man sitting just behind said that if we were to let him know what we'd like he would cook it for us (he was the owner). Amazing! I can't remember the last time someone in a pub/restaurant had been so flexible as usually they just shrug their shoulders and it becomes your problem that you didn't adhere to their serving times. We felt that the staff had gone out of their way to make us feel welcome and will definitely return with our friends and family.

This is a charming little pub with a rather lovely staff, who welcomed us in a very friendly manner. It was a flying visit for us, as we were en route to another venue, but we were quite captivated by this establishment and we will definitely return, especially as we understand that the food is very good.

Did a walk from Penshurst to Leigh with my daughter, timing it perfectly for lunch at the Fleur de lis. Hadn't booked...which was the first problem! Not a particularily warm welcome but we were reluctantly shown to a table. On a plus side the menu looked nice and the food was good, although delayed. Think the landlady must have been short staffed as she was rather brusk and almost rude when we observed her serving both us and others and the landlord wasn't much better! Would we come here again - no!

This appears to have been recently refurbished and is now a gastropub, rather than a pub that does food!?The decor is tasteful and the layout good. The proprietors are very welcoming and the other staff are very pleasant. They also played decent background music.There was a decent variety of drinks available, but the menu was a real conundrum! So many nice things, that it was tough to make a choice!!When the food arrived, it was absolutely delicious.Highly recommended. We will certainly be eating there again!

I had a lovely surprise lunch at the fleur for my birthday, and could not be happier! Liver and bacon cooked to perfection. My wife had a cheddar and Brie ploughmans, which was equally lovely.....great value, atmosphere and a lovely welcome from the landlord and landlady, highly recommend.

This was my second visit in a few weeks and both times I've been really impressed by the tasty food and friendly service. We visited for a Sunday lunch, the roast beef was so tender, the roast potatoes really crispy and fluffy and lots of well cooked veg. Games and colouring for the children and friendly service. We will definitely return.

We stopped here en route to London Gatwick. What a charming pub with a charming proprietor! We three had the BLT, mushroom burger, and cheese board. Every bite was delicious! There is also an outside patio in addition to interior dining. Definitely worth a stop!

First class service from a member of staff that not there long a lovely young girl .food was excellent and I am very fussy ,4 of us all adults cleared plates as so nice .would recommend to anyone .thank you all .

We had booked a table inside but the sun shone so there was no problem changing our minds and sitting outside. The staff couldn't have been more obliging or attentive. We asked for more veg and gravy and it came instantly. Food was excellent, toilets clean and smart. The only thing that needs attention is the lock on one of the doors in the ladies, hence not an 'Excellent' review. Will look forward to returning soon. Children and dogs welcome.

Food mixed bag - coronation chicken and jacket potatoe- minimal chicken with no sauce on dry potatoe, quite disappointing/ not actually easy to eat. Other dinners were better. Minimal desert portions. Overall - spartan fare + huffing about children, so disappointing.

Live in this village but often pop in for a quick bite to eat. Faultless food always well presented and plentiful. Nice interior.

We dropped in on our way through on a Monday lunchtime. Nice Building, pleasant interior. We were impressed by the friendly atmosphere and the excellent Timothy Taylors "Landlord" guest ale.The choice of food was not vast, which I took as a good sign, and we settled on a prawn curry and a lasagne. We made a point of visiting again this Monday (chilli con carne, ham egg and chips, beer still good ) and resolved to make the trip from Sevenoaks one evening just to check the atmosphere, you understand.

Faultless. One of us had the roast pork and one of us had the roast beef. Came with great potatoes and lots of delicious veg.

Given that this was our second walk in February we could not have chosen a better location. There was no problem in our having to trim our original 12 to nine due to sickness; it was their loss. A superb roast lunch was had by all and our resident celiac was well catered for. Great piping hot food arrived on hot plates and in plentiful supply. Come here as a walking group, come as a family (yes children are very much welcome) come as a couple but above all COME NOW.You will not be disappointed.