The Kings Arms in Sevenoaks

Once again, a wonderful meal . It's so good to be back and we'll be back again soon. As always, so well looked after by Alison and Chris. Thank you all.

The service was very slow, I had to ask two different people for a menu, before going in to grab some myself as we seemed to have been forgotten. It also took a long time to order our first drinks.The food took a very long time to arrive, although it was relatively busy. One of our party ordered a roast chicken lunch, and the chicken looked like it was frozen chicken breast that had been sliced to look like fresh roasted chicken. I ordered the steak and ale pie which tasted fine, but looked like it had been sat out for a while…..it all tasted distinctly average.I don’t think I would visit the pub again, which is a real shame given it’s beautiful location.

We’ve had a few lovely meals here & an afternoon of drinks & nibbles. This is a proper country village pub. Service excellent & staff lovely. Plenty of outside seating & a cosy atmosphere inside.

After a walk we were looking forward to a bite to eat. Arrived 2pm, waited to be seated and as table service only had to wait to order drinks. Had to catch someone to order drinks. Ordered a bowl of chips at the same time. Waited, waited, and waited for chips. Asked how long they would be, but no-one came back with a response. Other tables food delayed by at least 40 minutes. Waited until 2.50pm, and then left, hungry and annoyed!

Lovely village pub next to a babbling brook, Warm and friendly staff, what would have made it would have been a great Sunday roast, alas it we below average , frozen or canned carrots and tasteless meat , potatoes and Yorkshire pudding were ok.

Came here for a drink and with the idea of lunch. Had to wait to be seated and as a result missed the last slot for food. Sat down outside and waited and waited. Eventually I pulled the waitress and managed to get our order in along with crisps as no food. And again we waited and waited whilst everyone around us got their drinks and food. Eventually we decided enough was enough and left. Very disappointed to say the least as the food that was coming out of the kitchen looked very good.

Lunch on a Sunday - menu looked ok but food was reheated and veg cooked to death. Service slow. Took 20mins to get drinks and 2 asks to get the last drink they missed… Quick to get the bill…

Pleasent surprise to see they offered vegan options (either a chickpea curry or a moving mountains burger), only draw back was that it wasn't advertised, lovely in the sun

Spent a couple of hours at the Kings Arms yesterday for lunch with friends. We shared the seafood platter as a starter, wonderful, and then all went for the steak and mushroom pie. We had heard stories about the meat pie, we were not disappointed. We will be back. Great service as well. 10 out of 10.

Booked late in the day, lovely cosy pub we had Nachos to share to start they were gorgeous no guacamole as requested. Main meal was delicious, drinks was flowing as requested as always a trip well worth doing for a lovely decent mea!

Went to the Kings Arms for lunch yesterday with my husband and daughter - our first meal out since lockdown eased. We were greeted by friendly staff and everything felt very Covid safe. We had a table in a marquee and although it was a chilly day there were plenty of blankets around if you needed one over your knees. The food was nicely cooked and presented - we chose fish and chips or ham egg and chips and one of us changed our order before it was served and there was no problem in changing. Staff were attentive and pleasant. All in all a good value lunch time experience.

Prebooked a table in the gazebo on Saturday evening. Had to wait quite a while on arrival to be acknowledged & seated. A table that had sat down after us had there drinks order taken & was given menus before us.When we finally ordered our drinks the waiter wasn't much help, didn't know what the house white was.We ordered nachos & the seafood platter; the nachos arrived with half melted cheese & a few dollops of salsa & sour cream. Not pleasant at all. The seafood platter was tasty but I could have cooked it myself with the frozen selection from Iceland.We didn't stay to order mains, what we see arriving on other tables didn't look much better.Overall very disappointing :(

Greeted and served by great staff. Completely up to speed with ever changing covid regulations. First class pub grub. Service excellent.

Yet another wonderful meal, this time for Linda's birthday treat. As always, so well looked after by Alison. We look forward to seeing you again soon.

This was our first visit anywhere since COVID so we were a bit nervous,but we were pleasently suprised at how well they had adapted to the challenge of the difficultiesCOVID has presented we had a very nice meal good service and friendly staff will be going agai.

We have visited this pub lots of times in the past. Our most recent will be our last! Such confusion reigned among the staff. They were like headless chickens. We eventually got a drink. After half an hour no one came to take our order, so we left making our disappointment known.

We called in to The Kings Arms on a Thursday lunchtime. We hadn't booked as we had been walking and it was a spur of the moment decision. We had a very friendly greeting and were given the option of eating inside or out. As with most people, we chose outside. There were lots of outside seating but we were fortunate we arrived not long after 12.00 because it got very busy. The staff could not do more to follow the strict hygiene rules and tables were cleaned immediately after being vacated; one way system around the pub and toilets were extremely clean. We had the steak, ale and mushroom pie with fresh veg which was excellent. All the food coming out to customers looked very appealing.We will definitely visit again.

Have visited here each weekend since the lockdown was lifted. Pam, Steve, Faye and Chris and all the other staff have done their very best to accomplish all of the requirements whilst keeping customers happy. Nicely painted up and refreshed too! Still very good food and the marquee outside is an excellent place to sit. It's a small country pub so has limited room to play with. When we visited yesterday outside the pub was packed. When I went inside to visit the ladies there wasn't one person in there so there were plenty of tables if you didn't mind sitting inside. I believe they may now have had to limit their lunchtime for food back to between 12 and 3 but it is worth checking with the staff before queueing to get a seat to make sure.

Visited Friday 17th July, first visit since opening afternoon lockdown. Very friendly organised welcome, staff were really helpful and welcoming. All tables kept clean and not cluttered, service was excellent and as always the food delicious. Thank you to all the staff and Steve and Pam.

We stopped here for lunch on the 14th July. The car park has been converted into an outdoor eating space, which has been done quite well. The service was terribly slow and we ended up asking the waitress to come over and take drink orders and give us a menu. Something that could have been done when we were seated. We ordered 2 ploughmans which we both regretted. The rolls were the bake at home type, I can accept this during c19, but the cheese was already sweating and the salad had wilted as it was all served on a hot plate. The nice waitress exchanged mine only to get another warm plate and wilted salad. It really was the most basic, low quality ploughmans I have had. Even the pickled onion looked dried out. The cooked food leaving the kitchen all looked ok so it was a bad choice. The c19 situation cannot be blamed for the low quality and poor presentation.

Wonderful to be back after 3 months, we've so missed our visits here. Another superb meal and as always, so well looked after by Chris and Alison. We'll see you again soon.

Thoroughly enjoyable visit today for lunch. Food was very good & reasonably priced and the pub itself is lovely. The customer service we saw & received today was exceptional - the staff are friendly, welcoming & know what they are doing, a rare combination!

Another trip to the wonderful Kings Arms, a superb meal as always and so well looked after by Alison. Thank you all again and we'll see you soon. Paul and Linda Sirman.

We have had take-away fish and chips several times. Consistently excellent. Chips crisp on the outside, fluffy inside. Fish also great.

Four of us went there on a Wednesday, OAP day, we were crammed onto a table in the corner, boxed in by two other large parties. It was so tight that the waiting staff had to pass the food over the heads of the other parties, good job they didn't spill the hot soup.If there had been a fire we would have had a job getting out of the place, it was too over crowded. I ordered the plaice and triple cooked chips, the fish came out of a packet, it was the worst pre cooked fish I have ever seen, around the edges and the tail there was no meat just skin and bread crumbs, I've got better from Lidles. How can you spoil frozen chips, they can at the Kings Arms. They we soft not crisp, it was as though the fat had not been hot enough.

Over recent months we've been popping to the KA for a bite to eat normally on a Sunday. What they do, they do well. The menu may be a bit limited but the food is of a high standard, well presented and inexpensive. The staff are always polite and friendly and there's a good selection of beers, spirits and wines. Be warned though. You'll need to book as it gets busy and can get a little cramped.

Yeat another wonderful meal. Thank you again and as always, so well looked after by Alison and Chris. We'll see you again soon. Happy New Year to you all.

We went here for lunch a few days after Christmas. I had a flat tyre of the way and so was late. The table was kept for us and I had a needed rest and good lunch.

Went with friends for a NYE Lunch, important to book here as the Pub is quite small and every time I have been there it has been busy with food.Promptly served with drinks and then food order. All pleased with our choices, nicely cooked and and at reasonable prices, no complaints. The menu is varied with something for everyone inc Vegetarians and Vegans.Very pleasant waitress who was busy but did forget to return as promised with a few things otherwise would have been a 5* review.Overall we all enjoyed it and will likely return again soon, thanks guys.

Christmas lunch for a group of 20+ hungry walkers. Pre-booking essential for this sort of number! The pub offered a choice of 4 dishes for each of 3 courses, with everything ordered in advance because of the numbers involved, plus coffee, mints and mince pies. For such a small pub they coped with us very well indeed. Good quality food, good-sized portions too. The Rocking Rudolph beer is also highly recommended (usual beers are Tribute and Greene King IPA). Friendly landlord and staff. Pub fully deserves the praise seen in other reviews.

Another wonderful meal at The Kings Arms and, as always, well looked after by Chris and Alison. I can never praise this pub enough. Thank you again for all the wonderful meal we've had this year and we'll see you again in the New Year. Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

The food is Excellent.... I am a real picky eater and never leave anything on my plate

Another great visit, good food, good service, low prices and now a LOG FIRE. Can't ask for better than that!

We enjoyed an Excellent Lunch at the King's Arms. Friendly service and such good value for money. We reserved at table for next month before leaving.

I wish I could be braver and ring you, but what the hell has happened to your prices? My husband was hugely shocked at having to pay £4.70 for a pint of cider; these are central London prices. He said he won't be going back. I have to say that I also paid £10.25 for a tiny tiny piece of pie which, although was tasty, was not big enough and, in fact, I would have been embarrassed to put that on someone's plate. Feel very sad as we've been going to this pub for 16 years.

Back to our favourite pub to start my wife, Linda, birthday weekend. As always, a wonderful meal and looked after so well by Alison. Thank you again and we'll see you soon.

I would like to echo the sentiments of a fellow cyclist who I visited this pub recently for lunch, the staff were very accommodating and friendly. The service was surprisingly quick for a pub that appeared to have every table occupied on our arrival, having waited a lot longer in other establishments with less clientele. The food was good value and very filling I had the bacon and brie baguette, thoroughly recommended. On our departure, the staff wished us a safe journey, a nice touch missing from other pubs. On the whole would recommend and would visit again.

Today, having phoned ahead, 12 of us cyclists called into The Kings Arms for a light lunch.

In over thrty years of trying pub food the meal here was the best we have ever had. Both the beef and mushroom pies and the lamb shanks were fantastic. Hot plates., hot food and beautifully cooked.

Food portions generous, cooked to perfection and hot food served on hot plates, no more rushing to eat your food before it goes cold.

Another wonderful meal today. It's always such a pleasure going to The Kings Arms. Once again Alison looked after us so well. Looking forward to coming back next month for my wife's birthday. Thank you all again.

What a super pub. The food was excellent and the staff were great fun, especially when the 'short' waitress could not reach the glasses on the top shelf. A most pleasant experience and they will see a lot more of us.

The Kings Arms is a very accommodating place with good staff that will make your visit pleasurable.. Good home cooking and fresh vegetables.

We had a lovely lunch with friends at the Kings Arms. All the meals were very good home cooked food at a very reasonable price. Staff were friendly and service was excellent, would thoroughly recommend.

It was our first visit to the pub and Food was very nice and staff were pleasant however there was a boy that kept running around being awfully loud and ruining the whole atmosphere. Was unusually busy for a Friday after noon and a young girl and man were rushing about while another member of staff argued with the little boy, presumably her son, loudly in the middle of the restaurant but he continued to to irritate us. The young girl did ask him to be quiet but he just wouldn’t stop. Still, everything else was perfect! Lovely meal

Went here after a long walk. Lovely country pub atmosphere. We had the salmon nissoise salad the lamb shank, the leek soup and the ice cream for pudding. The lamb and the rum and raisin ice cream was amazing. The soup was a little plain and the salad could have had more dressing. But overall it was a lovely visit. The food was fairly priced and staff were pleasant.

Even so we arrived at 2.26pm we still could order and get a lovely lunch. We had been worried that we might not be served as the cut off time is 2.30. My husbands steak & mushroom pie was delicious and my salmon too. The service was very friendly and I asked what make the chili sauce was and the waitress very kindly went and got the bottle to show me. Unfortunately not a supermarket one, maybe that made it so nice. My dessert was not brilliant. A very bland lemon tart and unfortunately I ordered the honeycomb ice cream which did not help. Apart from the dessert everything was great even down to the very clean loo. I will go there again, but not have a dessert.

Another wonderful trip to the Kings Arms. Thank you so much for a superb meal and also many thanks to Alison for looking after us so well. The food is always so good and the service second to none, we are always made so welcome. Looking forward to our next visit.

On both surveys and for the walk itself, we were treated to a friendly welcome, good service and delicious food. Our walking group doesn't take 'advanced bookings' so we don't know exact numbers needing food until the day itself. I suggested 12 beforehand whereas the beautiful weather meant there were actually 19. The lovely staff simply sat us elsewhere so we could still sit together. The service and food were still great, even though all sorts of food were ordered. I live locally so hopefully 'I'll be back'.

We called and booked a table for 4 on a Sunday morning. We arranged to meet our friends a little earlier for a pre meal drink but there isn’t a great deal of room for standing at the bar. The staff are extremely helpful and a table was found a bit earlier. I haven’t been here mid week but on a Sunday they do fit as many tables in as possible and it is more of an restaurant than a pub.

So we Walked to shoreham from Swanley (6miles) lovely walk over the fields.... we booked our table and glad we did as it was a busy Saturday.... the meal was great... we did 3 courses for 4adults and 1 child... reasonably priced... I would recommend it... lovely traditional English pub food... well done to the kings arms team... we will definitely return...

I organised a school reunion for ten friends. We were given very good attention by all the staff and hosts, Pam and Steve. Food was promptly served and of excellant quality. There was two cask ales available. All of us agreed we would come back again next year and those who live nearest would make the trip inbetween for more meals and drink.

Visited Shoreham after a long walk and after visiting another local pub thought we’d check out the Kings Arms. But considering you’re greeted by a sign angrily stating ‘no muddy boots’ we were somewhat put off ( as were other tourists)from what we saw. By all means put ‘ wipe your feet ‘ or something similar - but what do you honestly hope for with a pub in the middle of the countryside... mental and pretentious

Back for our first visit of the year. As always, a wonderful meal served by fantastic, friendly staff.A bonus for me was that Doom bar was on again. It's always a pleasure to visit and look forward to coming back next month for my birthday. Thank you to everyone and see you again soon.

We are regular visitors to this pub as they offer a wonderful Thursday evening deal and they are very enjoyable evenings. When we wanted to have a family get together we decided to book a table for 4 (later changed to 6) for a Sunday lunch. Upon arrival immediately told we could only have the table for one hour as other guests due in. We arrived promptly on time for our booking but by time orders taken and food arrived we had less than 40 minutes to eat our meal. Halfway through meal, we were told we could have another "20 minutes extra" before we had to leave. Our main course cleared away but no attempt to offer us desserts - got the feeling staff just wanted us out of the way. Had to go to bar to ask for dessert menu and then again go to ask for someone to take our order. As it turned out we were not asked to vacate the table but the whole atmosphere had been spoilt for us as we were on edge about the time and felt we had to eat fast - not good at all. Overall we all felt like we were unwelcome guests rather than valued customers - totally different to how we are treated on a Thursday evening. We will not be returning on a Sunday as result.

I stopped here with a friend for a quick pint and a catch up one Thursday lunchtime. This is a really friendly well run pub and I would love to spend more time here.

Busy pub on fresh sunny afternoon full of history and regular customers reserving tables for what looked like a tasty meal. Roaring fire welcoming all. Families welcome and ample seating outside even if wet coz they've a covered area. Reasonable selection of real ales too.

We pop in here after our visit to the Hop Farm, back towards Eynsford, about 3 times a year on a Saturday. Visited this Saturday. Cosy, comfortable, great staff good food and what seems well kept beer. Although we are not regulars, this place is one of our favourites.

Come here on the off chance or getting a table, was really busy but luckily got a table right next to the open fire. Food was amazing could not be faulted at all had breaded prawns for started 2 pies for main and 2 beers come to £35ish. Would definitely come back such a lovely little pub could easily have a locals only atmosphere but doesn't have that at all.

We visited the Kings Arms for a family celebration.

Another warm and friendly session provided for a big family meeting. We all enjoyed a great family gathering of 20 of us just before Xmas.

Visited here for Sunday lunch after a long country walk. The service was exemplary and the food was extremely nice. Highly recommended.

Great atmosphere lovely food good and helpful staff Friday night fish and chips the best Sunday lunch good choice highly recommend

I visited with my family last Friday and enjoyed the Fish and Chips meal. The food was good, hot and of a good portion size. The staff were helpful and attentive, but when I checked my bill it was about 10% lower than what I was actually charged. There is no mention of a service charge on the bill, so I’m very angry at this. Will not be returning in a hurry because of this. The overcharge was nearly £10, so a nice little earner if every table has this sort of amount added to their bill. I thought any service charge was optional and discretionary, not here it’s not hence the terrible rating

Once again, another wonderful meal. I can't praise the food and the staff enough, they are both wonderful. Can't wait to get back in the new year. Thank you to everyone for making us so welcome again and hope you have a wonderful Christmas and New Year. Paul and Linda Sirman.

Popped in here hoping to grab a light lunch on A Saturday afternoon

Lovely home cooked food and a nice atmostphere, full of walkers etc. Reasonably priced and good large portions. Desserts are amazing also.

Visited once again this lovely quaint pub restaurant on a rainy Monday but the dull weather didn't detract from the lovely little village with its stone bridge over a little River

great food, reasonable prices, cosy atmosphere. I ate a great fish and chips for £8.50 and then enjoyed a nice walk through the pretty village

Nice comfortable pub with good pub food – pies and fish and chips were very good, large portions with lots of vegetables. Service friendly, but a bit pushed with an influx of walking groups in this lovely area. Probably would be a good idea to book at lunchtimes.

Half timbered village pub near the River Darent, friendly staff, fresh food with daily specials and a couple of real ales.

We often have lunch or a special meal here. great food, real home cooking at it's best! Wonderful friendly service and always feel welcome. Never a fail here and always look forward to the pie - excellent

We always love dropping by the Kings Arms, with or without children in tow. The service is consistently excellent, nice relaxed atmosphere in a traditional pub, and the home cooked foot is varied and always hearty and delicious. In 20+ visits it has never disappointed and is invariably top notch. Thanks to the hard work of the staff and chef!

This is a long-overdue review as I have been visiting The Kings Arms for over 10 years. That alone says so much about it - the quality of food, excellent value and most important of all the warm welcome you get from everyone who works there.

Once again, another wonderful meal at The Kings Arms. Superb pie, great Vegetable Lasagne and the bonus for me, a great pint of Doom Bar. Always a pleasure going here, fantastic, friendly staff and a wonderful atmosphere. We'll see you again soon.

Have had lunch here several times; even pensioner specials on Wednesdays. Staff always very friendly and food extremely good and generous portions. We shall continue to lunch here regularly.

Lovely staff. Good food. Reasonably priced. Gorgeous village. Put it on your list for a visit.

Went to the pretty village of Shoreham, and stopped here for lunch (about 1pm). Had not booked, and Pub only looked reasonably busy - but had to wait a lengthy time to order the food. Then advised that the drinks had to be ordered seaparately and another wait. Then another fairly lengthy wait for the food to arrive. Food was really good and obviously freshly cooked, but don’t expect fast service ( maybe better if pre-booked, but in any event well worth the wait).

Had dinner here on Thursday 26th July after a dog walk with 2 friends. The food was very good with good friendly service and a varied menu which changes every Thursday. Good value for money. Will be making this a regular Thursday visit.

Visited today for Sunday lunch. Service from all staff was both efficient and friendly. The traditional Sunday lunch was excellent. Ample food, well cooked and presented and piping hot. Would certainly visit again if in the area and would recommend highly to others.

Popped in here during a ride out in the car on bank holiday Monday. We started off with a drink and thoughts turned to food as we didn't want to go home to cook. So we looked at the menu and my husband ordered Steak pie and I ordered the Lamb Shank. Both dishes came up with plenty of vegetables. We were both so full we couldn't order a desert. The staff were very helpful and friendly and the pub itself had a very cosy , country feel about it. Will definitely be back.

First visit to The Kings Arms in Shoreham and very impressed! A beautiful village and a lovely country pub, in fact there is a choice of pubs as Shoreham has several, but this was the first we came to and it looked nice. There is seating inside and out, so being lovely weather we sat outside which is by the road, but it is a very quiet road. There is only a very small pub car park, so best parking about 100 yards away in the free car park and then walking.

We popped in in the off chance early on a Sunday lunch time and they were able to squeeze us in. I recommend that you book as others that came latter were turned away. This is a traditional country pub/restaurant in the best sense. The menu is fairly typical, which isn’t a criticism, and is reasonably priced. We opted for breaded mushrooms and breaded Brie for starters. We both of us had the beef and mushroom pie for mains. My Brie was very good, whilst the mushrooms slightly hard. The mains were excellent. The staff were very friendly and professional and I would recommend to anybody in the area.

Yet another wonderful meal at The Kings Arms. Great food and wonderful staff.Will be back very soon.

Vi vandrade i omgivningarna till Shoreham. Vädret var lite blött!

Went there twice last week for walking purposes. The food was excellent and very reasonably priced . The staff very accommodating. Its a lovely village with exceelent possibilities for walks.

Another wonderful meal made even better by the pint of Doombar. Always love coming here and we'll be back again soon.

This was our find of the day during a four hour walk in Kent country around Sevenoaks. It's good to be able to endorse the other reviewers, for the pub is welcoming, the service friendly and the food all that you could expect. (The chips are noteworthy by the way.) Whether it was roast, Thai fishcakes or chilli con carne all were satisfied - not only with the quality but with the size of the portions which are too large for the oldies. We'll be back.

Went on Tuesday lunch time was very busy. Good choice of food, generous portions very friendly and helpful lady behind the bar.

Having stopped here after a walk at 12.30 hoping for a drink and some lunch I walked into the bar and waited to be served. The barman was pouring a pint and failed to acknowledge me which was quite embarrassing as I stood right in front of him. Still as I waited to be served the bar staff only seem to be interested in serving the locals as they came in after me and were served on sight. One even saying "they were here before me", of which the bartender ignored that and got them their bottle of wine and glasses. After standing like lemons a lady walked out of the kitchen and said no more orders for an hour and that there already was an hour wait!.So bad service which is common for a roast in a pub and new staff and management needed. Next time I'll try one of the other pubs and hope not to be treated like a leper.

The food and the service cannot be faulted. Always busy at lunch time which is always a good sign. Get there early if you want a table.

No me puedo quejar de la comida, el menú, el valor, el personal o el pub en sí. Es limpio, cómodo, amable y gran comida a un buen precio. Nunca he visto un trozo de jamón, gruesas, con mi jamón, huevos y patatas fritas. El único aspecto negativo, si tuviera que encontrar uno, es el de estar al aire, los bancos no son un buen diseño aunque cojines disponibles y me di cuenta de una cesta de mantas.

Muy amable. enfermedad celiaca Tuve almuerzo + estaba delicioso. Elegí bacon + ensalada de queso brie y patatas fritas todos los panecillos sin gluten y deliciosos. Tienen un chip especial para novia patatas fritas, así que no hay contaminación cruzada. Gran ambiente, excelente servicio y relación calidad-precio impresionante

Nosotros (3 personas) de disfrutar de una fantástica comida de estar fuera en el Kings Arms. La calidad de la comida era maravillosa, el personal amable y eficiente, y qué sorpresa cuando nos dieron la factura! Tan buena relación calidad-precio para esta calidad de comida maravillosa. Volveremos cuando estemos en la zona.

Hemos visitado este pub a lo largo de los años. Shoreham es un pueblo tan maravilloso y estamos constantemente llevados de vuelta. El pub realmente sirven una comida excelente pub. Hay una buena selección. La junta es siempre vale la pena mirar, y asados del domingo son geniales. Nos vamos a Shoreham pronto, y no puedo esperar a tener este pub preciosa aldea como nuestro local.

Hemos estado en este pub muchas veces, para comer o simplemente para tomar un trago. El personal es siempre muy acogedor y hay un buen ambiente amigable. Nuestra visita más reciente fue un domingo y no nos decepcionó, hay una buena selección de platos en el menú, bien preparada y bien presentada.

Nos hemos convertido en asiduos en este acogedor pub agradable, en medio de una aldea shoreham. Domingo almuerzos son una delicia, asados tradicionales favoritos - bien preparada y presentada y abundante! El personal es atento y amable y el ambiente es relajado, justo para un domingo por la tarde - ¡volveremos! ! !

Called in on the off-chance for lunch. Very friendly staff and good prompt service. We both had the mac & cheese with salad and garlic bread which was very nice. Menu is not huge but contains a fair variety of good pub grub. Small olde worlde pub in the middle of a pleasant Kentish village. Will definitely go back and would recommend to others.

Popped in to this homely unpretensious small traditional country pub in the heart of a beautful village with a very welcoming log fire for lunch to find the staff very friendly and the food delicious.

Four of us visited for sunday lunch and found the pub to be very welcoming and friendly. The menu provided the normal sunday roast but also plenty of alternatives at not too bad a price. The steak and kidney pie was excellent and my 2 nephews loved the dessert. Our waitress (Gemma) was friendly, attentive and helped make the experience even more enjoyable. Will definitely visit again.