Royal Wells Hotel in Tunbridge Wells

This really is the best kebab in Tunbridge Wells and Crowborough. The chicken shish is consistently good.

Great place to go to. Often go to see music

We ordered a home delivery. It took just 35 minutes from order time to delivery. Everything was a big disappointment. We’ve eaten at the restaurant a couple of times and everything was great, but today’s delivery was atrocious. The ‘crispy’ pork was not just crispy, it was impossible to cut. The jungle curry was just like salty water, no taste of curry. The chicken wings and fish cake were equally bad. The only good thing about the meal was the rice. Our 1st and last delivery from this restaurant!

We come here a lot for our dinner and it never fails to surprise us. We usually buy a combo since it's cheaper rather than separately. My mum really loves the pomegranate sauce on the Seasonal salad, she really recommends it. The Sehriyeli rice is amazingly flavoured and I get it every single time I go because it is so great. The layout and scenery of the establishment is very appealing and the music in the background is just lively enough for the mood. It it usually very packed, I can understand why because of the food quality, it's some of the best meat I've ever eaten. Would be useful if there were more than three toilets (counting the disabled toilet) for usage since it can get extremely busy within minutes. Restaurant is sometimes understaffed and the cook that has to multi-task with serving really needs some extra credit. It's getting to the point that the staff recognise us from how often we come. Food is always above expectation and I love the food, especially when I haven't eaten in hours, amazing job! - Lurra

£20 for 2 glasses of house wine!! After a nice long walk to and from the Pantiles, around 17:30, we decided to pop in to the Barn for a glass of wine. Nice trad looking pub. Atmosphere was loud with a party of drinkers in the conservatory. Very slow service with only one guy on duty at a time people were coming in after work on a Friday. Got our wine and almost fell off my chair when my husband told me how much it was. I’m no cheapskate and I don’t pretend to be a wine connoisseur but over £20 for 2 glasses of “ok” house wine, I doubt we’ll be back. Paying restaurants prices for drinks in a town where there’s 3 pubs on every street is pricing themselves out.