The Tyler's Kiln in Canterbury - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

This house is a true gem, exuding beauty and charm at every turn. The interior is nothing short of extraordinary, with each room showcasing meticulous craftsmanship and artistic design. From the intricate woodwork to the elegant fixtures, every detail has been thoughtfully curated. One of the standout features is the sauna and hot tub, adding a luxurious touch to the home. It's the perfect spot to unwind and relax after a long day. The garden is another highlight, beautifully landscaped and offering a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. The heated seating area in the garden is a delightful addition, making it an inviting space to enjoy year-round. This house is a harmonious blend of elegance and comfort, with thoughtful features that enhance its beauty and livability.

Absolute disgrace, a teaspoon and I'm not joking of tuna and sweetorn on my jacket potato, when asked I got another small dollop, after finishing our meal, waitress wasn't to be seen we waited for ages so went and paid the bill ourself,

Went there for a coffee. A long wait for the coffee to arrive and when it did was the most insipid coffee I have ever experienced. Not drinkable. I did mention this to the chap that served me but didn’t seem interested, just looked surprised with a shrug of the shoulders. Definitely never to return. A waste of £7.30 for the two cups.

We went to this as staying local. Well all we can say is avoid this pub. We went in late afternoon and very clicky customers at bar. Table was sticky and was charged £16 for a pint and a vodka orange - ridiculous prices and not nice atmosphere. I would recommend you avoid this place and save your money

It was very quiet for Saturday night hence 3 stars for atmosphere but I think that too many people read bad reviews. We wanted to make our own opinions. We had 3 courses and a bottle of wine for 3 people £169. The service was prompt and friendly. The food was good quality pub grub and we didn't go hungry. We will definitely go there again.

I was so looking forward to meeting with friends I had not seen for a long time and looking forward to impressing them with my "Local" Due to my personal circumstances I had not been to the Kiln since Kathton House had the pleasure! My decision from the menu was cannelloni ..... it looked horrible to start with, served in an enamel white and blue dish with a handful of unappealing salad mix. (Approx £14.00). Girlie chats took over then, eventually my fork went into the cannelloni only to reveal a mush of the slimy green contents of the meal and a moment later to retrieve from my throat a length of cellophane film which one can only imagine came from a pre packed shop bought prepared meal. Although even a shop bought ready meal of cannelloni is distinguishable as rolls of pasta...... but this was not even distinguishable ! The strip of film was approximately 4 inches !! Yes I was lucky I did not choke and not a pretty sight for my friends and anyone else! Such is life and one has to get over things, but the Chef remained tightly ensconced in his kitchen with the poor waitress left to apologise and offer a free drink and no charge for the meal. Errrr! What meal? and would he have come out if I was choking!! Shocking, at one time the locals were made to feel special, not any more. I'm not one for taking out my mobile for a quick pic of my meal but this time I regret it but I was lucky I did not choke!!

What do you think of this review. As I’m ready to post one. If you’re seeking a place to unwind after a long day, avoid the Tyler’s Kiln at all costs. While the drinks might be reasonably priced and the location convenient, the experience is marred by the utterly unprofessional behavior of Byron. During my visit, I was shocked to overhear Byron bad-mouthing customers to other customers. It wasn’t just idle gossip but outright insults directed at people who had just handed over their hard-earned money for a drink. This kind of behavior is not only unprofessional but also disrespectful and damaging to the atmosphere of what should be a welcoming establishment. Spending your money at Tyler’s Kiln means you’re indirectly paying for a side of mockery and disdain. There are plenty of other pubs where your patronage will be appreciated rather than ridiculed. Choose one of those instead, and let Tyler’s Kiln be a lesson in how not to run a business. PS if you don’t want your personal information shared, I would advise not to share this with Byron. As he shared information about my partner and I to work colleagues of mine, informing them how many drinks I had along with the time I arrived and the time I left. Therefore, i would never return to the Tyler’s Kiln again.

A lovely pub, staff attentive, food was good

Excellent food and a well planned quiz night

We had such an enjoyable lunch with two ladies doing a ABBA tribute which had us all up dancing. Food,staff & place were great.

Lovely food beautifully cooked, service friendly

Visited for Sunday lunch on Mothering Sunday with our 3 month old daughter - the first time we had been out for dinner since she was born. Our table was not ready when we arrived at the booked time and we had to wait at the bar. Eventually we were shown to our table and ordered our food. My starter was a prawn cocktail which arrived in a martini glass without a plate, very bizarre. We then ordered more drinks and some hot water to heat up a bottle for our daughter; this took over half an hour to arrive by which time she was overtired and unable to eat properly. The main course arrived on searing hot plates but all the food was cold, the Yorkshire pudding was burnt and the lamb was 50% fat. By the time our plates were cleared, our daughter was asleep and so we asked the waitress how long dessert would be if we were to order it. We were told very rudely that it would be a while, it wasn't her fault and not to have a go at her!! We left without dessert in the end and we're charged the full amount for the meals even though we had been made to pay a deposit to secure the booking! Terrible service and food, do not recommend.

Breakfast on a Sunday, kids, parents and grandparents. Excellent service, attentive staff, good food, pleasant pub.

Where to start, got there and offered tap water, then was given the menu and no where near the same as online, had the crayfish starter and sent it back after one bite as no taste and no sauce, water at the bottom so was frozen, then had the lobster only to be told dosnt come with anything, then asked to have some sides and got told we don’t do them but will ask the chef, then it came 2 bites of lobster and was gone, chips were awlful and onions rings were chewy. Then the moment my fork hit the table they cleared the table. We were there for a hour what a joke. I will never go there again and will tell everyone to avoid.

Very friendly service, great quality food and lovely atmosphere. Had a lovely evening there and would highly recommend.

We went for the valentines evening and I have to say I was disappointed. It was my first ever visit and heard great things so was disappointed by not only the food but the atmosphere. Firstly on atmosphere, it’s was very flat, no decoration for Valentine’s Day, sat on table by the door. The only bonus was the rose and choccie at the end. Food wise- Starter of halloumi did not go well with the couscous , flavours did not contrast and had a funky smell. Have two bites and left it. Main of seabass was due to come with triple cooked chips and bone marrow sauce but instead came with tortellini (which I can’t eat as unable to eat pasta) and a bland tomato jus. There was no explanation to change in menu nor was we previously advised. Unfortunately, I don’t think I would ever come back for food. Nice for maybe a drink though instead

Was a very nice place somewhwre different had a nice coffee, didn't try the food but maybe one day

Wonderful little find to celebrate a birthday. Lovely atmosphere and friendly staff. Highly recommended

Great find by mistake ! Good food and lovely staff, very attentive.

A late and last minute decision to pop out for the afternoon and have a bite to eat. Very cosy, full of atmosphere smashing pub. Staff were very attentive. Would definitely return

A superb place, very well decorated for the holidays. Honestly great! The atmosphere is great, everyone is very friendly, both the employees and the customers (a table of strangers even sang happy birthday to me 😁). There are good beers and even meals there. And it's very clean. It really is a pleasant place where you want to return.

First time here and not the last, food was awesome

Really disappointed, hadn't visited before but on reading the reviews was keen to visit with family. Firstly we were told the soup was butternut squash but then transpired it was Broccoli. Mains order no pork belly, no American sauce on the menu, two of the dessert choices not available. Surely if you want satisfied customers at least have food available to serve. We only had a main and it was very enjoyable. Unsure whether to visit again.

Food was amazing and the surroundings are lovely

Just popped in for a drink. Lovely atmosphere and friendly staff. Loved all the Christmas lights.

Sad to say. Food was tasteless. Pudding divine. Wine divine. Such a shame. We had ravioli.

The Tyler's Kiln is a very well presented pub and it is clear to see the owner and staff put a lot of effort info keeping everything shipshape. I made good use of the wi-fi for work purposes and later was joined by friends for an evening meal. We chose a selection of food including fish and chips, burger and chicken curry. Every one commented on the high quality of the food and will most certainly return again, when visiting Canterbury. Keep the good work up!

We were a very large party for Sunday lunch. Kitchen a d staff coped well.

Very impressed with the pub, staff we very friendly and the food was spot on, ordered the tomahawk steak which was cooked perfectly. Will definatley be popping back for another.

Had a lovely breakfast at the Tyler's Kiln. We will be returning.

After a very bizarre confusion over where we were sitting (even though we had reserved a table), we really enjoyed a lovely meal (albeit a few undercooked chips on my husband's fish & chips meal). Mostly nice food. Good value for money. Comfortable atmosphere. Oh we were not charged for the child's meal - a nice surprise when the bill came.

All good great staff great beer

Really accommodating staff, friendly and relaxed atmosphere. A perfect latte 😀

Lovely venue, service and food - throughout the week as well as Sunday lunch

Called in on the off chance.. really good Sunday lunch. Busy so service understandably a little slow. Good effort in a world mostly disappointing pub Sunday lunches. We would definitely come again.

Went for Sunday lunch, given a small table in glaring sunshine, so small it was difficult fitting everything on it, asked if we wanted a drink without a drinks menu. Wine £9 a glass, over priced! Did not ask if we wanted water. Had the three meat selection, the meat was tasteless and the veg was inedible. Totally under cooked. No ambience. We thought we would give the place a try as we had eaten there many times before covid. Would not repeat the experience!

Great atmosphere, staff were fab, food was delicious, quiz was lots of fun! Had a wonderful evening 10/10

Ran out of pork meal by 7pm on a Saturday. No sauvignon blanc wine no choice of non alcoholic beers.was served spoons!! with cake.Long wait for service.Pasta dish had been warmed up was congealed.very dissatisfied.

This is the third time of trying this pub first time not good then second time with Kafton house dinner was excellent then thought we'd try again with new people very disappointed starter was over cooked main course wasn't any better and my Husbands meat was stringey would we visit again NO.

Good pub, great food and amazing staff. Would highly recommend

Just popped in for a beer. New owners who were very engaging and welcoming. Makes a lovely atmosphere. We will be going back for a Sunday roast soon.

Excellent and quirky pub with great service and value for money 💰 Will definitely go back 👍😁

I had lamb, which was a little fatty, otherwise lovely food.

Great food brilliant service good menu choice value for money Be advised they don't take cash card only payments

Lovely lunchtime meal. Large portions and excellent service. Just be aware that a service charge is added to the final bill.

The food is "ok" but overpriced for what's on offer. The peas were like bullets (seemed microwaved), the bread rolls were a good quality part bake but were served straight out of the oven, so too hot to handle and still doughy inside. Drinking glasses were a bit grubby and could have done with a wipe before placing on the tables. We visited on a Friday lunchtime and there was a severe staff shortage. It wasn't that busy but the service was incredibly slow. Had to help myself to the drinks menu and go to the bar to get coffee. We understand that this was under new management and they're still learning but we were really looking forward to visiting the Tylers Kiln after the reopening. We won't be returning.

Booked and paid a £30 deposit for lunch on Easter Sunday only to turn up to find the restaurant closed with a closed until further notice sign on the door. No message from them to inform us. DO Not Book with this restaurant wherever they are now.

Stopped here unexpectedly for a roast. Was shocked to see it was £20 per person. I understand everything is more expensive these days but my belly of pork was about 3 inches long, tiniest bit of meat I’ve ever been served. One carrot, half a parsnip, blob of cauliflower cheese, 3 potatoes and a bit of red cabbage. it was nice, not the best I’ve had and ridiculously small.

Eggy beer, flat Pepsi, frozen veg, piece of pork the size of a matchbox, all served “warm” at best. Worst Roast I’ve ever experienced. The new Tyler’s kiln, A skid mark on the briefs of its predecessor.

What a wonderful afternoon we have had celebrating our daughter in laws 30th birthday x the staff are wonderful and the food amazing x what was wonderful is that there is no rush - you can relax enjoy the food and company and don’t feel that you are not being hurried up x the restaurant is lovely with a wonderful atmosphere

Most unusual starters that were inspired and tasty. I loved the red cabbage and apple starter. Whole atmosphere very friendly and relaxed. Waiting staff very attentive. Food beautifully cooked and presented. A range of traditional pub food or the more inspired lunch menu to choose from. Our family chose widely from both menus and we were all happy.

Disappointing... Have been to Kathton House in Sturry and always great food, classic service and well looked after. Took partner to KH @ Tyler's Kiln as they'd never been to old KH - booked well in advance and excitedly looked forward to Tasting Menu with matched wines - a special night out and given as a gift. O. M. G. It was so disappointing! Unrecognisable to old KH standards. Mixture of £100 menu next to bar and pub menu just doesn't work. A couple of the courses had glimpses of old KH quality, flavour and standard. But one of the wines was corked and undrinkable, which we mentioned to the wine waiter who said she'd tasted it, but then did nothing but take away our full glasses. We felt like we were in the way as staff packed up while we ate dessert. No offer of coffee or cheese. Such a shame - won't be going back...

When we found out Sam was chef patron here, we couldn't wait to give it a try. WOW! We had a meal here for our anniversary and we were blown away by the standard of food and the service to match. Every little detail from the variety of butter for the bread to the little palate cleanser we were served, just tasted spectacular! The duck I had was cooked to perfection and my souffle was incredible! Such a shame I had missed the sticky toffee souffle that you had on your December menu though. To top it off, Sam came out to meet us when our main was served! Keep up the incredible work and we look forward to seeing you again soon. You are our favourite restaurant to eat at now!

We visited Kathton last night for my father’s 90th birthday and had the most wonderful evening in the private dining room. The effort that the team put in both in organising the evening which included laying on a specific desert because of an allergy that one of my guests has, the level of communication and the clear willingness to incorporate all requests and timings was evident from the very first time we spoke. Yanka was so helpful in co-ordinating the dinner arrangements. On the evening of the front of house manager, Ellie, could not have been more helpful and pleasant in leading her team, and the service we received from her and Grady was exemplary, there were some small delays and hiccups as one would expect in any high class restaurant, where each course is freshly prepared and the way these young people dealt with those was a real tribute to them. On the food front, what can one say Chef, Sam, has recently started and he took time out a very busy service about a week ago to talk to me on the phone about my guests allergy, but also last night after what was clearly was a busy evening for the kitchen took time out to come out and say hello to everyone and chat with us which made my father feel very special indeed. Everyone complimented every aspect of the meal and we all left with a big smile on our faces. We will definitely be returning as we are reasonably regular customers as a family and wish Sam and the team all the best in seeking further recognition for the quality of food and service. Kathton has always stood for this but it is impressive how the ambition and the desire to continue to develop is so evident.

Visited tonight. Absolutely terrible food! Paid 32£ for a fill it steak being absolutely small!! The soup was like baby food! Super thick! Says smash burger but it’s not. It’s absolutely horrible Pattie. Waited 45 mins for a starter and I had the scotch egg that had some shell left on. Can get better food at a harvester for a fraction of the price. Will never ever come back. The girls and guys on service was great! Although very slow. I have no idea what on earth has happened to this place but food is shocking.

I have been wanting to go for a meal at the Tylers Kiln for ages and having previously had a delicious meal at Kathton House whilst they were in Sturry, this seemed the perfect pairing. The recent negative reviews on this site were concerning but I needn't have worried. We had an absolutely fantastic Sunday roast that was perfectly cooked, followed by a selection of delicious puddings. The portions were generous, the food was hot and the service was accommodating and attentive. The venue itself is lovely - a cosy pub with some quirky features and displays that throwback to the history of the area, and the background music was welcome but not intrusive. Overall, a lovely afternoon and a meal that was spot on.

Having arranged a birthday lunch to celebrate my daughter's 40th, this saw a gathering of 14 family members ranging from 5 to 70, all with keen appetites, and high expectations, descend on Kathton House last Sunday. We pre-selected from the Sunday Lunch menu, which undoubtedly eases pressure for both restaurant and customers and is perfectly understandable for large groups, and meant we had the usual debates about who-eats-what away from the table. It was great having the upper floor to ourselves, as it provided a very intimate and self contained space and worked perfectly. The staff were professional and attentive, we had very close, but never obtrusive, attention, and we never felt forgotten; having met the chef, who spoke enthusiastically and informatively about the menu, it made me understand that Kathton House has talent behind the scene as well as front of house. I will be trying a few variations on cabbage that he suggested, redolent of something from a recent trip to Kerridge's Hand and Flowers, where Chef spent some time. The fixed menu was a well thought out and interesting take on a traditional Sunday Lunch menu, with several nice twists and it was all beautifully presented. I won't go through all the choices we made other than to say I opted for pork belly, which was melt in the mouth gorgeous, with a thinnest layer of perfect crackling. I was very impressed by, and will also recommend, the cured salmon, and my daughter in law was impressed by the fact she was able to interpose something from the A La Carte menu. Most importantly the focus of the gathering was delighted by the choice of venue, and felt Kathton House had delivered her a birthday to remember.

Wonderful and welcoming staff. We have reserved the table in advance and I must say it was definitely one of ours favourite places to dine. The atmosphere is relaxed with wonderful enthusiastic team. We came for lunch and there were choices from quite a few different menus. We opt for a mixture of dishes between 5 of us. Reading previous reviews I was a bit apprehensive about the waiting time however at the same time I appreciate that fresh food takes time to cook!!! Well done chefs. All of the dishes were sublime with exquisite presentation. Hard to choose a favourite! Thank you, we will be back .

Two of us chose fish and chips for our lunch today because we had heard how good it was here. Our friends were not proved wrong! Being a Northerner by birth I am fussy about this meal but can honestly say that this fish and chips with mushy peas was one of the best I have ever tasted! Beautifully presented. The friendly service added to the occasion and the wait for our meal was just right giving us time to enjoy drinks beforehand. We will certainly be back to Kathton House at Tyler's Kiln maybe for more fish and chips or to sample their Sunday lunch or mushroom risotto which we hear via the grapevine are also excellent! We have eaten at this venue many times (we live locally) and not been impressed by the quality of the food or service under the previous owners so decided to give it a miss for a while. After todays experience we will definitely be back! - not the same as Kathton House when it was in Sturry (which again we visited many times) but who would expect it to be in a totally different setting ?!! Thank you to all the staff and good luck for the future.

Kathton House used to be a standout dining experience in the area. The food was excellent and the service was impeccable. The attention to detail was noteworthy - the homemade butter served with bread was at the perfect temperature for spreading on the provided bread, and the menu and food were clearly explained, making guests feel welcomed. Unfortunately, Kathton House has now moved to Tyler's Kiln, and it appears that it was a buyout rather than a straightforward move. The quality of both the food and service has declined, and the small touches that made Kathton House so special are nowhere to be found. To make matters worse, a pub menu is now being served in the main dining area. On multiple occasions, we have tried to enjoy a fine dining experience at the new location, but each time our experience was ruined by loud tables eating pub food next to us. Additionally, we normally order the tasting menu, but upon noticing that the portions are mostly smaller than their a-la-carte counterparts and that you can order all the items on the tasting menu for 20% cheaper by ordering a-la-carte, we realised how much of a money grab this was. On our second visit, we decided to skip the tasting menu due to this. Overall, it seems that this restaurant is poorly executing a fine dining experience while attempting to trade on the reputation of a once-great restaurant. We will not be returning.

Poor menu choices, very disappointing. Cod and chips was overly greasy, and the fish was rather dry. It must’ve been a frozen cod tail. Staff were very unwelcoming, almost felt like we were a burden on their night. All of that on top of the awful choice of decor & white cloths??? Clearly the owners are trying to be a dang restaurant and a classic pub at the same time but unfortunately are getting it horribly wrong and from reading previous reviews others feel the same. Such a shame.

We attended here for Christmas lunch . I live locally . I have been before when it 1st opened by kathlon House and it was disappointing then . The last owners were great and this place was always received well by the locals . I...

Having been to Kathton House since 2019 in Sturry we thought we would give this one at the new Kiln a second try as our first visit when it opened in March 2022 was terrible. We put that down to teething problems. Alas we were...

Visited for Sunday lunch as often went to Kathton house when it was situated in sturry. To say say we were disappointed is an understatement Waited over 45 minutes for starter!!which was very tepid . We all ordered a roast with trimmings …well Ive had...

We thoroughly enjoyed the 6 course tasting menu with matching wines, from the amuse bouche of a small ananchini packed full of flavour to the decadent chocolate dessert served with a delicious sweet red wine, the food was very well cooked,seasoned and presented and the...

We were greeted politely and taken directly to our table.The drinks order was taken immediately and brought swiftly. Our food order was taken -having all chosen the tasting menu. Each course arrived with perfect timing being described to us .We chose to have the wines...

Went to this restaurant with friends for a deferred celebration. We decided on the 6 course tasting menu with paired wines. From start to finish, this was a magnificent fine dining experience that matched anything I've had for a very long time. We all agreed...

Visited last night and was pleasantly suprised thinking this was a local pub. We were taken to our table promptly and the whole evening the food and service was superb. We had chosen to have the taster menu with suggested wines and the portions were...

First time eating at Kathton House and it was excellent. We ate with friends and were very well looked after by friendly staff. I had the Black Garlic Risotto which was delicious and very generous. My husband and I both had the Venison which was...

Where to start.. obviously the chef used to work at the dog at wingham and I was actually excited to eat at kathton house to try his food, very disappointed... food was underseasoned, fish overcooked, gnocchi burnt, chorizo sauce was split, waiter was rude to...

We had a celebratory meal for 12 people. We were offered exclusive use of the Snug for our pre dinner drinks and then ate in the private dining room. We pre chose our dinners from the published autumn menu. The food, prepared by the new...

Called in for a bar meal , we hadn’t booked but we were soon served by friendly staff . We enjoyed an excellent lunch , the scotch egg was sublime - and yes , definitely a meal ! This is a lovely pub , beautiful...

Thoroughly enjoyed our meals . A new varied menu , we chose the Hake & Venison which was beautifully cooked and presented . A good choice on the menu with more expensive a la carte meals on offer along with pub favourites like burgers and...

Anniversary mid-week dinner. My wife and I were the only customers. Potato Rosti was well over cooked, dark brown with a hard surface. Sent it back. Portion of Hake was minimal, soufflé was a little over baked , browning on the top and sinking. My...

Visited for Sunday lunch and it was our first visit since the pub has rebranded as Kathton House. The staff were friendly and attentive, the food was pretty good although we did have a long wait between starters and main course. The biggest problem though...

Visited this restaurant with a friend and had a really beautiful meal with excellent wine recommendations. It is over a really lovely cosy pub which has bar snacks that I will definitely come back to try. Every course was excellent.

A beautiful setting, above a already beautifully furnished pub & garden. Kathton House restaurant occupies the upper floor of an independent freehouse. The food is of absolutely top quality, Michelin quality rating. Utterly delicious, with no weak courses. Several courses, ideal for couples night out,...

Lovely friendly staff, food was out of the world , would recommend a visit here, group of four, didn’t have a bad dish over the 3 courses

Second time at Kathton House since it's move the The Tyler's Kiln. This time for a birthday meal and what a lovely place and experience we had. Arrived an hour or so before booking time so we were able to sit and have drink in...

Visited Kathton House several times at its location in Sturry. What has happened here!! Choice of menu poor. One starter named Turnip resembled a trowel full of uncooked veg. The salmon starter was slimy. Main meal was OK. But overall it was expensive. Unfortunately we...

We were out with friends look for something special and we were not disappointed. The food was excellent, we went for the tasting WMU and enjoyed every course. Great quality and taste combinations . Service was good and personable We would recommend the venue and...

Good points: lovely young waitress and waiter who welcomed us with a smile at the start. Some of the food was nice. Impressed initially with separate Set Menu for vegetarians until we realised that instead of £28 (approx) for two courses for everyone else, the...

Celebrated 10th wedding anniversary here today. Absolutely delightful. Food was mouthwatering delicious .. very extensive wine list from delicious house (£22 per bottle) to finer wines and local specialities.. sea bass was off chart delicious.. desserts light and dreamy (not usually dessert people ) Service...

Had a wonderful lunch for 5, we were offered two menus and choose from both. We all had wonderfully cooked meals, Chicken, Beef, Pork Belly and Salmon all cooked to perfection with accompanying jus and vegetables, topped off with deserts to die for. The wine...

Tried this restaurant as we’d heard it was good Unfortunately the incredibly slow service spoilt the evening Also I would strongly advise any diners to avoid the side dish of potato gratin which was served a bed of cream cheese ! It was greasy and...

London break to Canterbury and came across this restaurant as "one of the best in the area". Even though a 10 minute taxi ride from Canterbury centre, made a booking thinking this would be our dining out highlight; we were sadly mistaken. Main points of...

The 3 stars is for the first 2 visits but zero for the last few visits. We were delighted that Tyler Kiln had re-opened and also that Kathton had taken it on as they were both in our favorites . First time we had Kathton...

Our experience was nothing short of inspired. A warm and friendly welcome with pre dinner drinks taken in a beautiful and cleverly designed garden before being invited upstairs to dine. Should the garden haven’t been available there is an inviting seating area which in the...

Wow would highly recommend the 7 course tasting menu with paired wines the food was amazing and service was outstanding , staff were very informative and took time to expand and explain the dishes & wines , will definitely be re visiting

Staff pleasant enough and yes errors with service were dealt with by no charge for relevant items. However two courses selected from the a la carte limited menu were both small and quite bland. Definitely not worthy of the £42 price. We shall not be...

The choice for vegetarians was limited to the predictable pasta on the 'a la carte' and risotto on the seasonal menu. I had the risotto which was very ordinary. Isn't it about time that chefs realised that there are exciting vegetarian recipes that are easily...

World recommend, The restaurant is on the first floor of the Tyler Kiln pub but is pleaseant. The food is great and the staff are polite and professional

Only recommend if you have more money than appetite!! Wonderful service and setting but the portions were absolutely shocking. The picture in this review was the short rib of beef MAIN course. It lived up to more than its ''short'' name - it tasted great...

I chose Kathton House at the Tyler's Kiln for my birthday dinner as we'd been meaning to go for, probably, 3 years. Their move to the Tyler's Kiln meant we had a 10 minutes drive rather than 25 mins to Sturry, so we had no...

Had an amazing afternoon tea last Saturday. Staff very attention tive and polite .nut allergy taken in to consideration at all times .food was absolutely amazing .Worth the price and we'll worth the visit you will not be disappointed

We had a lovely meal here with friends. It is very small in the upstairs dining area and does lack a little ambience however the service was fantastic. We had the tasting menu with paired wines and the staff were very knowledgeable. The tasting menu...

I came with the hubby previously for lunch after it reopened and was surprised how small the menu was but we did find dishes that we both enjoyed. I then brought girlfriends along for lunch and a few drinks in the beautiful garden in the...

We had a delicious celebration lunch with family and friends at Kathton House recently. Janka and her team went to great lengths to make sure this was a success, altering the suggested menu to suit our wishes, and doing everything in their power to make...

My husband and I have dined at Kathton House many times over the last few years, taking family too, when it was still at the original premises in Sturry and every time the food, service and ambiance has been truly wonderful. We booked to dine...

Useless so-called professional fine dining staff busying themselves with nothing to do behind the bar and completely ignoring their customers. If the old owner was there they’d have all been fired! A very disappointing change of ownership.