Salehurst Halt in Rother

Never disappoints. We are lucky to have this as our local pub. Went for lunch last weekend. Great food, lovely staff in a beautiful setting. A real treasure.

Fantastic family owned pub with great staff service food and ambience. The main course is so ample that nothing else is needed.

we had been going to the halt regularly over many years then bought a place in london as well as our local house which meant we went much less to local restaurants however we returned last saturday and we had a very nice meal , it was one of the last decent weather days and the terrace looked a picture the flowers the view of the distant fields seen from table g1 we had a very tasty pate which we shared then the famous fish cakes which were perfect ( sheekeys doesn’t do them anymore !) there was a very pleasant young lady who greeted us and generally looked after our table who also enhanced our visit we will return !

Lovely village pub, the garden is beautiful full of lovely colourful plants. A very well looked after garden. Food lovely I had the vegetarian mezza and partner had butternut squash risotto. Full compliments to the chef. Over all a lovely afternoon spent in the pub garden.

I have been to this pub many times. I went for an excellent Sunday lunch then sat at the bar and had a great conversation with some regulars. The staff are lovely.

Really relaxed environment. Lovely mix of clientele. The menu is quite small but with good variety of seasonal ingredients. Dog friendly The food was excellent we had tempura asparagus which was beautifully cooked. Lovely wine well priced. £24 for a bingo verde

This is a fantastic and popular pub. I have only been for Sunday lunch they do 2 sittings and it is generally fully booked

Our second visit to this lovely dog friendly pub. Won’t be out last! Food was amazing and service with a smile. Dogs enjoyed it too.

Met chums who live nearby for lunch. Very tasty food and drink and a great atmosphere. Rather surprising that I liked the fact it reminded me of pubs of old in a nice way. I'm getting slightly jaded with all the Farrow & Ball decor that pubs seem to have fallen for! This place was refreshing.

I went for lunch again this Sunday. There are 2 sittings and the pub was packed. The service was still superb. I had a generous portion of slow cooked shoulder of pork with crackling stuffing roast potatoes sweet potatoes cauliflower cheese and leek. All for £15.95. A big thank you to the lovely Claire and staff. Back soon.

Excellent Sunday Lunch today, slow cooked pork/great crackling, plus exemplary cauliflower cheese/stuffing etc etc. Good beer, local wine and gins plus fair pricing. Look forward to returning.

Three women, who have known each other since school - over 40 years - met for lunch there today. The table was booked for 12.30pm....and at 17.00...we were still there nattering! Even though the pub was heaving, which was pleasing to see - the staff made no effort to move us on. The food was fabulous - good choice for the veggies / non veggies - and terrific, speedy service. Staff were attentive and helpful - polite and friendly and there was a really lovely vibe in the pub and it was great to see the locals rubbing shoulders with us 'visitors'. Really special place to visit on what was a pretty grubby day weather wise. I will look forward to a return visit in the warmer weather as apparently, the garden and views are amazing. Worth a visit? Definitely.

The Salehurst Halt provides everything you could want from a gastropub. Great food in a totally relaxed atmosphere with friendly staff. Both mains were superb and the cheesecake was out of this world, even with somebody helping themselves to mine there was plenty too. They even put a candle on it.

Honestly, one of the BEST roasts I've ever had... The lamb was gorgeous! This is a really wonderful pub and the staff were fantastic... always smiling and polite even when incredibly busy! Dog friendly, which was a real bonus and our pooches were even treated with some lamb when our desserts were brought out, so they could get a treat too! We'll 100% be returning to try more of the menu when we're next in the area. This pub is a real gem and were excited about our next visit already! Thanks for your hospitality :-)

My whole experience at this pub was fantastic from start to finish. The moment we walked through the doors, we were greeted immediately by really friendly staff who showed us to our seats and took our drinks order straight away. (Rachel) then came back very promptly with our order. While enjoying a drink in the garden, we noticed that the views were beautiful! We ordered our roast, and I must say this is one of the top roasts I’ve ever had. The food was so tasty I barely came up for air whilst eating. Food and drink = 10/10. On a separate note, upon leaving, our car had broken down. As it was a Sunday, it was a struggle to get recovery. We went back to the pub where they advised us getting a taxi in the area wouldn’t be possible on a Sunday and due to the strikes, there was also no trains. Rachel who worked there, very kindly offered to drive us home, she drove us all the way back to Staplehurst! She was so lovely, and didn’t make a fuss at all and just wanted to get us back. We were so grateful. The service and friendliness of this pub is second to none, it’s family owned and they are all genuinely lovely, nice people.

The Salehurst Halt combines unusual but lovely food with great beer options and a proper pub atmosphere that so many larger pub restaurants have lost. It has a wonderful terrace for sunny days covered by a huge vine. If you haven't tried it, you should.

What a beautifully welcoming sight at the end of a long walk. To make it even better, the hospitality, beer and food exceeded expectations. Lovely lunch on the terrace under the vines. I had to be torn away. Fortunately your not too far from home...

We arrived in Robertsbridge last night after a long journey and after reading reviews decided on Salehurst halt for a meal. We chose lamb tikka masala with homemade onion bargee and popadom. The masala was 4 small pieces of lamb in what was actually a...

My sister took us here today for lunch and it was delicious. We had the burgers, Reuben sandwiches and pork ribs. The pub had a lovely ambience, a nice sunny garden to sit out in and the staff were very friendly and provided prompt service....

Had lunch here this afternoon, what a find,! The Lamb chunk was exceptional, really enjoyed it.. Very helpful friendly staff too.. 😊

Went as a family to the ‘Ribs Night ‘ on Tuesday , top nosh ribs with the most delicious sauce ever . Very friendly bar staff , a perfect treat for a Tuesday in January , we will be returning very soon

Very cross that the information on your website is missing, or at best very unclear, that restaurant is closed Sunday evenings. Please update it!!!! It was bad enough that I rang at 4:20 to check and had no response to my message so had to...

Brought two elderly friends with us as one was celebrating her 80th birthday. Choices very limited, even the fish and chips was Goujons so that ruled out good old fish and chips. Three of us had burgers, very average and one had Jambalaya . This...

I booked a table for Sunday lunch as I have been reading good reviews about this place. It’s situated in a lovely village and the restaurant offers a lovely view. Their Sunday menu is limited, there’s not much to choose from. My husband and I...

We booked a table at the Halt today for the 3rd time and once again we were not disappointed. We sat outside in the garden and both ordered the Slovaki chicken flat bread with tzatziki, pickled red onions and malfouf salad. The food was delicious,...

Parking a problem but the staff are excellent at advising where to go, had lunch and to be fair it was not that good, had a Greek dish and after removing the vast amount of coleslaw 2 small pieces of chicken appeared, can’t understand the...

A lovely hidden gem of a garden and a perfect spot for sundowners. The food was good, but we were expecting something more locally sourced/reflective of the area. Lovely to try some different local wine. We’ll probably be back.

This pub serves excellent ale, local wines and quality pub food. Service is efficient and friendly. They must get virtually no passing trade, so being in a small village they must rely on their reputation. The pub has few frills, but we loved the rear...

One of the nicest pubs I have been to. We are two families, with a kid each (6 year old boys) and we walked from Bodiam, where we are camping, to Salehurst, having been told the Halt was a good pub to visit. It certainly...

Four of us enjoyed a lunch in the sunshine here. Service superb and chef came out to speak with us personally as one of our party had allergies. Totally accommodating and created something special for us. Fabulous food - really interesting and well put together....

We booked a table at the Saleshurts Halt at the end of our circular walk to Bodiham. Unfortunately due to mis-timing the route and a foot path closure we were an hour late, We did phone ahead to warn the pub, and despite it being...

Friendly, relaxed, good food and beer, pleasant outdoors and characterful inside. A classic country pub that we look forward to returning to.

Went twice in late June. The welcome for us and our Labrador was warm and generous. The food was superb and the prices reasonable would recommend to anyone.

An attractive pub and terraces. A warm Saturday evening in a "peaceful" village pub, and we thought we were fortunate to get a table outside. But straight away it became evident this was not a good place to sit. Several young children were screaming and...

a lunch with some of our family , very busy although it was a tuesday , service a bit slow because of the numbers but really the food was so good we forgave the wait completely , terrific burgers , spicy chicken on flat bread...

What a lovely place, lovely staff, fab food, and great ambiance. It's the whole package. It's a place you don't want to share but you have to Loved the bar of pennies ❤ and the wooden seat reminded me of angel wings x

We stopped off here for just a drink after a country walk, so I can't comment on the food. But I can comment on the raised terrace, which is delightful, and has fantastic views over the surrounding countryside. I must say, though, that, with decent...

We spent a few days in Battle and after a busy day sightseeing my husband fancied a pint of real ale. He used his CAMRA app and The Salehurst Halt was the closest to Claverton country house hotel. On arrival we passed a customer outside...

The meal was so good, we had korean chicken wings, ribs, mac n cheese and chips. The wings and ribs were so tasty and tender. We sat out on the patio area, the sun was shining and it was a perfect evening. Service was also very good. Can't wait to visit again.

Lunchtime visit. Best tandoori chicken flat bread and a great pub with a lovely garden with views. 👍👍

Called off spec just after 14:30 , made very welcome and able to get lunch and a couple of drinks , great food very freindly staff , we live locally and will definitely be visiting again its great having fantastic locals , you feel on...

Lovely early evening meal, we moved to the village a year ago, have had several take aways during lockdown, and it was lovely to be sitting in the garden eating the great food and drinking the local IPA. Thanks guys!

Popped in for dinner on a Friday evening, chose the fish cakes and they were delicious! Staff were attentive and helpful. Food seemed reasonably priced.

We drove to this area Thursday night to do some camping. I couldn’t get out of work on time and so we were running late. This wasn’t a problem but we soon realised we hadn’t booked anywhere to eat and wIt’s the new 22.00 closing...

A lovely pub in a lovely little village. The garden has grapes hanging from the trees and views, the decor is understated and rural and the whole atmosphere says friendly and welcoming. The food was stunning. My standout was the Cottage Pie. My wife's the...

Lovely welcome, v friendly staff. We were a group from London visiting. Food was great and a member of our party loved the vegan option! Great garden out the back. Definitely recommend

Three of us went here for lunch on a Sunday afternoon. From the moment we were warmly welcomed, we all knew it was going to be good. And it was. Great food, amazing setting and wonderful hosting. Highly recommended.

We have not been out much since lockdown, we went to one pub a few weeks ago and it was a nightmare a pub with no understanding of how to socially distance. The HALT could not be more different. One way system in place warning lights to tell you if the toilets are occupied, hand sanitizer everywhere. We did not eat but might next time. Spacing was very good and willingness of the staff was great. The only reason they did not get 5/5 is waiting staff did not mask up and there was smoking on the main veranda while food was being served. We will be back.

A lovely little village pub - we stopped for lunch and had the most delicious breaded plaice mushed peas and chips. Covid safety measures in place included a one way system through the garden and a red/green 'traffic light' indicator for the toilets to prevent overcrowding of the corridor. Staff were friendly and accommodating.

A lovely pub in a beautiful setting. The bar staff, especially Mia, were wonderful - thank you! ❤️😘

Booked in advance, asked to hand sanitize on arrival and taken to the table where the menu was viewed with a QR code. Safe and secure......until knives and forks were brought in a bundle in the waitresses' s hand and the we also found the table sticky. Never mind - we cleaned both and enjoyed the view. Pizzas were freshly cooked in the outdoor oven and were lovely. Overall, very enjoyable, good food and friendly staff. I would suggest that management advise people when booking if there are parties being held in the marquee. When we went there was a 40th birthday party taking place - bringing a different atmosphere to the one we had expected. None of the guests were social distancing and none of the staff were advising them too. I can't imagine they had everyone's contact details either. Not great.

We (all 16 of us!) wanted to enjoy a walk from a nearby campsite in Bodiam to a pub for lunch; and we found The Salehurst Halt was not too far away!It was just after the relaxation of rules for pubs, so was a little anxious about (a) being able to book something outside for so many people and (b) ensuring we and staff were safe and abiding to the rules.The experience and feeling of comfort with a controlled area outside for us all (under our own marquee!) was a huge relief and on top of that, the process of ordering food and drinks for 3 different families through their phone app (scan a QR code on your table) was flawless. We also could order in person and was attend to perfectly by the lovely staff there.The food was great for everyone, catering for kids’ tastes, and a few years of us were vegetarian too. Personally the sea salt fish and chips was amazing!Their back garden is beautiful with lots of flowers and baskets in bloom, and we will make sure to return again soon when their outdoor pizza oven is up and running.Thanks to everyone who looked after us - you were all great! x

We visited one of our favourite pubs for our first Sunday lunch out since lockdown. A lovely sunny day but we were given a table under a dingy awning. The garden that used to be beautiful looked overgrown and neglected. Covid measures were in place such as menus accessed by mobile, hand sanitiser on entry and tables spaced but we saw tables used and vacated and used again and not sanitised in between. We ordered drinks and food at the same time and the food arrived almost instantly but drinks arrived much later. The roast pork was OK which was a good thing as there was no other choice. We would have stayed for a second drink had there been a table in the sun available - there wasn’t so we left to have a drink in the beautiful garden of our very well sanitised local pub.

My favourite Sussex pub. Great food, excellent beers, friendly staff , a pun which leaves you feeling good every time.

Well what can I say , another superb Sunday roast at the salehurst halt. So well cooked and scrumptious!! Definitely the best Sunday roast for miles ,,,

Visited yesterday without a booking in the evening and warmly welcomed at this lovely traditional pub. The food was brilliant and service great, even got told off for not eating all my sprouts! Highly recommended, go there if you're in the area.

Sunday lunch & a birthday celebration for our niece. A really traditional village pub, serving a nice selection of local beers and home cooked food. Great service - recommended.

Have visited a few times enroute to see my mum and on each occasion the experience has been lovely. The setting is beautiful, the food delicious and very well executed but the gem really is the warm yet efficient service. Whether it be quiet or incredibly busy. At a time when customer service is usually minimal with token gestures the staff surpass themselves and on each occasion have gone out of their way to enable us to enjoy our visit. Would and do strongly recommend

Had Sunday lunch in this lovely, friendly pub today, I can honestly say I have never eaten such delicious roast beef, in a restaurant. The whole meal, veg, roast potatoes, yorkshire pub and scrummy gravy was a perfect delight, all piping hot and served quickly. I cannot recommend this pub enough. All the staff are very pleasant and to cap it all, it's dog friendly !! P.S. the desserts are to die for as well!

Visited the pub for the first time. There was a varied menu & was cooked beautifully. Would visit again if we are in the area.

We are regulars and I was worried it was beginning to lose its “crown” as the best pub in the area. But the roast pork last Sunday was fabulous and so was the service. Back on top again! Well done guys keep up the good work.

Our party of six had a lovely lunch and enjoyable afternoon in the garden of the Salehurst Halt. All our meals were delicious and piping hot. The views from the garden were outstanding.The staff were great and not overly attentive, just right! We would most certainly recommend a visit to this hidden gem.

Visited and found bar staff rude and a lady called Rachel unhelpful. Do not use this pub although food good so need to sort out bar staff and manager Rachel

This is the best pub in the area but unusually today the food was a little disappointing. I had the lamb Moussaka with Greek salad which was quite burnt on the top with not a lot of lamb and the salad was not Greek, it was almost raw beans and chopped tomato. My husband said his slow roast belly pork was perfect. The plum pavlova was excellent if a little large. The faults in the food can be forgiven as they are outweighed by the lovely friendly landlady, the beautifully kept beer and the real pub atmosphere. We will be back soon.

Beautiful village pub with fantastic country views from the garden. Very friendly staff. Feels like an authentic community hub. We had a nice meal that was reasonably priced - good selection of specials to choose from. Really enjoyed the expresso creme brûlée, which was delicious. Will definitely return - especially as we’ve heard that the pizza night is a must.

Wednesday night is pizza night and I am completely hooked. Simple but delicious, I can see why the restaurant was so busy. Reasonably priced Gorgeous garden Good service

We arranged to meet 2 friends here for lunch- it’s a favourite destination of us all. We left an answerphone message to book and arrived to be greeted by the lovely landlady and to find our table in the garden prepared. We sat under the vine in the always pretty garden. The men ordered the chicken curry and the ladies the best quiche we had ever tasted. The beer and wine were excellent and the puddings divine. Thank you for a super time.

My wife and I travelled over from Brighton having read the reviews, for Sunday lunch. The pub had a lovely local atmosphere and was friendly. The staff were especially welcoming. We ordered the slow roasted pork which was so tender. Unfortunately we had to chase the bar for the veg which took another 10 mins to arrive. Seems ours had been served to another table. They were very apologetic though.

I chose the fishcakes as there was nothing else on the menu I liked. They were surprisingly good. My husband had the salmon which he enjoyed. The waiting time between ordering the starter & it being served was long, as was the main meal. We had to ask if we'd been forgotten. It was lovely sitting in the garden on a warm day enjoying our lunch.

We picked this one out for a lunchtime stop on the way down to the south coast as it is a short detour off the A21.

We changed our minds about which restaurant to go to at the last minute. We have always enjoyed The George in Robertsbridge but we noticed on Tripadvisor that Salehurst Halt had a higher rating, so thought we would try it out. I have to say the food, when it came, was good, but waiting 30 minutes for a starter and another 45 minutes for main course was unacceptable. Other things like having to ask for cutlery and serviettes added to the haphazard service, The waiting and bar staff seemed totally disorganised. There was no apology for the delay and we noticed that other customers got up and walked out. A pity, as the French onion soup and fish stew was really well cooked and tasty.

A small group passing through Salehurst today at lunchtime, and we were pre-booked for our stop at this venue for our refuelling along the way.

A cozy traditional country pub with good beer (and I'm reliably informed by my wife, a good selection of wines, gins, vodkas and tonics!), and better food. Great in Summer and when the weather's good as it has a lovely beer garden and guests can spill outside, but unfortunately can get very busy if the weather's not soo good.

Its a very relaxed atmosphere with a log fire in the winter and a gorgeous garden patio in the summer. The staff are always friendly and accomodating. If you want something thats not on the menu they do their utmost to accomodate you. I've been there at all different times and days and it is always excellent service.

Came yesterday as staying at Poppinghole Farm for a spa break

Following the good reviews we opted for a Saturday night meal out at the salehurst holt. It was quite chilly in the pub with no heating on. Our starters were good. The chef told us while we were eating our starters that the two rib eye steaks weren’t good enough so asked if the flatiron steak would be ok. When they were served they certainly weren’t succulent in any way! Pudding - ice cream from a cardboard pot and a cheesecake that the base couldn’t be cut even with a knife. Cross this one of your list!

We went for lunch here with a friend who knew about the place and were blown away by the meal we had. This was simply good old fashioned home style cooking at its best. We did have a reservation which was just as well as I very much doubt you would get a table without booking. The menu is not extensive and once the food is gone that is it so you know whatever you order is going to be fresh. Lovely atmosphere with very friendly locals and excellent service from the waiting staff. We had the roast of the day which was 12 hour slow cooked pork - OMG it was delicious and just fell apart and the crackling was so good - probably the best I have ever eaten. Wonderfully cooked vegetables and great flavoured cider gravy. Our friend is vegetarian so opted for the nut roast which she said was the best she had tasted and kept on raving about the mushroom gravy she had with it, it was so good. A great success and we have made plans to go back there in warmer weather so we can enjoy the views from the beer garden at the back of the property

It's been a long time since I've been inspired to review a pub but on Sunday 9th Dec my group of walkers descended for Sunday lunch, our first time there as it happens. First I had the best pint of Harveys Sussex bitter I've ever drank and I've had more than a few over the years, landlady assured me the pipes were cleaned weekly - thumbs up - and then we had Sunday roast - excellent with more than enough on the plate for 10 hungry walkers. 2 of our group to be awkward wanted apple crumble which wasn't on the menu so after a word with the chef they found just enough apples to make the required dish. result, happy hikers. We will be back as the man said. A very busy country pub so a bit noisy but we call it 'atmosphere' If the local vicar goes there it's good enough for me.

The food and service were as good as usual, but the noise made by two, largely unsupervised young children playing at a nearby table was unacceptable. They did not appear to be with any customers. It was more like being in a nursery rather than a pub for lunch with friends.

I took a group of business colleagues from the South West for a meal at lunchtime. The staff could not have been more helpful when communicating regarding the reservation, numbers etc. The menu was varied and the food was excellent. We all had different dishes and the feedback from everyone in our party was extremely positive. We all rated it as excellent, which is a real achievement as we all run restaurants as part of our businesses so we can be really picky!! Thank for for a great experience!

We have eaten here 5 times and it's time to write a review.

They do Pizza on Wednesdays in the summer and we had a good meal/evening there this week. Excellent Pizza, great Harveys and good selection of wine.

Lovely tasty flat iron steak flavoured with garlic and served with crispy wedges/chips roasted tomatoes. Delicious meal outside in beautiful garden.. Love this pub looking forward to returning

Met a friend here as a half way point. Have to say when I drove up I thought it looked very small and was going to be not too good. Big mistake! It is a small place but the food is just delicious! It’s busy- you’d need to book for an evening. It’s a real gem and I’m going back in a few weeks again. The Greek salad was wonderful as were the puddings. Ended up in there for 3 hours!

Nice bar good garden food disappointing . Food over cooked seemed to have been microwaved and under seasoned

This is the only place that I've been to lately and thought that it is really good. The menu has some very interesting ,different dishes on. I've been about 5 times in the last 6 months and it's consistently good and great value. Book to avoid disappointment. Last time I went it was a Tuesday night and they were full and turning people away.

We were camping at Park Farm Bodiam and walked to this lovely little pub (very glorious English country walk through orchards and view of Oast houses etc)..Great beer (it's a free house) and Biddenden cider (just as they should in this part of the world) and a lovely garden, complete with a terrace covered with a mature grape vine. They have a table tennis table in the garden - great fun on a lovely summer evening. Quaint pub, good attention to detail - my grandson was offered a choice of snacks neatly arranged in a basket (detail always impresses me). Freshly cooked food on the board - everything we chose was good. I had the lamb shish kebabs with all the trimmings - so tasty.No special childrens menu, but smaller portions of the regular offer, or will try to cook to your wishes for your kids. There was a pizza oven in the garden, so there must also be pizza nights. Also good value - what more could you want? We would definitely return.

Having spent a few days in Rye found this little gem on the way back home for a late lunch. Chef is part of the owner/management and it showed. Well done great modern take on modern pub food and beautiful garden and alfresco eating

As usual very busy for Pizza Night and so it should be , the best Pizza for miles around cooked in outside oven, perfect. Great pint of Harvey,s and lovely service what more can you want.

We enjoyed a lovely evening meal in the garden of the Salehurst Halt. This is a small, traditional village pub - the bar is like being in someone's living room - with a small variety of real ale and a limited menu with perhaps 5 starters, 5 mains and 5 deserts. The food (burgers, koftes, greek salad, mackerel pate etc.) is traditional with no attempt at nouvelle cuisine or anything 'fancy'. If that is what you are looking for, then it is good value; portions are medium size. We liked that you can choose burgers at 3, 6 or 9 oz. If you want a slick gastro pub with service, then this is not the place to go. Equally, it is a nice place to while away a summer's evening over a chilled pint.

Location is superb down a quiet country lane with just the pub,lovely church and some cottages for company.

My husband and I came to Salehurst Halt on a sunny Sunday for a roast and a couple of drinks. The roast was fresh, tasty and generous - for this reason I felt it was good value for money. The pub was a bit busy/congested making it hard to get to the toilet (or the bar!) but the staff were lovely and the atmosphere was good.

We had a warm welcome at this lovely little pub with beautiful patio with grapevine trailing overhead and garden. We had a burger and souvlaki kebab in home made pitta with all the traditional Greek accompaniments. For dessert a raspberry and white chocolate cheesecake and sticky toffee pudding with custard. The lamb in the kebab wasn’t great but the rest were all good. The staff were so cheerful and friendly, and we finished with a game of table tennis in the garden so an all round enjoyable evening. Would definitely return.

Had a great night out on Saturday with my friend Sally. We sat outside under the pergola in glorious sunshine. Although the pub was very busy, service was very good and the food absolutely delicious. Had flat iron steaks and chips to die for. Cheese and biscuits between us for afters. I couldn't fault this place at all and would certainly recommend.

I had been looking forward to this pub as the culmination of a 10-mile walk between Robertsbridge and Bodium. The location is certainly stunning and after checking that the pub is in the good beer guide (2017 edition - not sure about 2018) I thought that this would be a good place for a celebratory pint. On the outside it looks like a lovely pub in a beautiful setting, helped by the unusually good bank holiday weather. Inside the pub looks nicely decorated, with bushels of hops hanging from the roof.

Decided to meet a friend here for lunch as it was a midway point.

We had a delicious lunch here and can’t wait to come back! We were a large party and the pub was super busy but the food came promptly and it was so tasty. Highly recommended.

We visited Salehurst Halt for the first time on Friday 23rd February and enjoyed a delicious lunch in a friendly, relaxed setting. The pub was cosy and comfortable and it was difficult to choose from the menu as it was so varied and interesting. We will definitely be visiting again

We came across this pub as we use a butcher nearby. We were so impressed we visit here when we are in the area. The food range is lovely there is something for everyone. We like to try different things and I’ve had stuffed cabbage rolls, Spanish fish stew, gammon chop just to name a few. It is beautiful in the summer and nice and cosy in the winter. Great selection of beers and the staff are really friendly. I love the ethos of using local produce and it is Abundant in the surrounding countryside.

You can never be disappointed at The Salehurst. The menu is always a wake up call to your taste buds. A great variety ,hard to choose. first class service , food and beer, also wine. Perfect way to have a day with friends