The Woolpack Restaurant in Ashford

Great Sunday Roast, in a clean rustic English country pub! A+

Great family meal, wonderful friendly service, great food, great ale. Great experience. Thank you from me, my girls & @Independent Distribution

We stayed at The Woolpack for one night - yesterday (Wednesday 13 November). Despite the building work next door (nothing to do with The Woolpack) we found the pub/hotel wonderful. A beautiful historical building with excellent staff. (The pumbing was interesting - it added charm). The room was lovely and the staff superb. The food was excellent, both dinner and breakfast. A special mention for the Manager, Garry (we belive that's the correct spelling) who was a master of all trades and an excellent host. We have reason to visit the area again and will do our best to book The Woolpack again. Thank you the Woolpack.

Lovely staff, great service, good food, highly recommended

Well done Gary & team. Lovely quirky old building with modern fixtures & fittings. Fabulous dinner menu, the fish & chips are delicious, a ‘must have’ for every guest. Comfortable room and amenities. We’ll definitely be back.

Really enjoyed our overnight stay, extremely friendly staff who allowed us to check in early before our trip to Chapel Down. Quirky bedroom and bathroom in keeping with the nature of the building, but with modern stylish decor. The food in the restaurant was nice, reasonably expensive, but good quality and generous portions. Tenterden is a very attractive place to visit.

Lovely place to stay, rooms are spacious and had a very large, comfortable bed. Lots of authentic charm about the building. Our room could have done with a slight update in some places and the crunching toilet can be disruptive, if you're not used to one but overall very nice room Staff were lovely and very helpful, took the time to make sure we were happy. The pub itself is excellent and again, seems to feel like your back in olden times. Fully recommend.

We stayed on a Monday night as we were visiting family We had last stayed in August 2020 and the room we stayed in was lovely and beautifully clean This time we stayed in a different room , it was large and spacious but didn’t enjoy it as much as the previous room. The bathroom was very small and the toilet and shower was very noisy every time it was used The chap who showed us to our room mentioned that he would bring us menus to allow us to see what was available for dinner but also told us that they had no chef at that time . When he came back with the menus I told him the the welcome pack In our room did in fact have menus he said that he never knew whether housekeeping left them or not which was strange I understand the building is very old We love the area and would stay again but ask to be in the room we stayed in previously

Found this gem of a pub/restaurant (and I believe hotel). Food was amazing, and catered brilliantly for my Coeliac needs. Lots of Gluten free including GF lager and ale on tap. Fab for me!! Well done 😁

We had a lovely 2 night stay here this week. Duane and his team could not have been more helpful and friendly, our room was cleaned daily and new towels provided which was nice, all the complimentary drinks tray was replenished including mineral water which was a nice touch. The hotel its self is full of character wobbly floors and ceilings all adding to the charm of this old coaching inn. Our bedroom overlooked the beautiful church and graveyard which was beautiful - would highly recommend!!! Thank you!

Visited with family 5adults a child and a dog. Took a few minutes to find us a place even though we had booked. But Service was great looked after really well. Food was lovely. Spent a good evening there. The server was exceptionally thankyou will be back. Even did chicken plain with just chips for our fussy eater.

Large garden away from road. Food was good.

Lovely old style pub with great food

Unfortunately we experienced indifferent staff (they bought us our bill, then left us for quite a while as they chatted and ate (possibly their own lunch)) so we had to get up and ask them if we could pay. The food was very poor - lukewarm jacket potatoes, instead of hot ones - with some very suspect dirty-looking cheese on one. A sandwich was served with hard, dry bread. Definitely won't be going back there. I guess the fact that it was empty when we got there should have been a warning sign ...

Went for lunch yesterday. Appearance of restaurant was nice. Waitress seemed polite and friendly. Bad a jacket potato with beans. Very disappointed. Jacket potato quite small. Beans warm. Cheese on the side had green bits whether it was something else or hopefully not mould. Pushed to side. Asked for bill. When we were ready to pay, took a while to get waitresses attention. Was chatting to other staff nember in bar and eating. We won't be rushing back.

Popped in here on a Tuesday evening for a quick meal I wasn’t disappointed Service was top notch and very friendly I had the pie of the day WOW!!!!! Could not fault any part of it If you’ve not tried this place TRY IT !!!! Definitely will be back Thank you to everyone that served me and thank you to the chef for an amazing meal

A spontaneous Sunday afternoon dinner - well what can I say… from start to finish it was wonderful. I have been told by others I make a mean roast but after not wanting to cook after a long day we came across this gem! The woolly seem to have stepped up their game, the roast was wonderful, the service - given there were 8 of us (including a baby and a large dog) was outstanding; nothing was too much! I will definitely be returning. If you haven’t eaten there recently it’s a must! Well done all and thank you.

Were made very welcome on arrival, lovely staff, a fantastic attic room, great bar and drinks choices, very comfy bed, really good breakfast. The property is lovely and really well maintained, in the beautiful town of Tenterden. Situated in the high street next to the old church. Just a lovely experience all round.

Great location. Welcoming with great staff, great food and great atmosphere. Would highly recommend this location for dinner or an event.

Fantastic pub in the heart of Tenterden. Well worth stopping by if you’re in the town. Staff were very friendly and they’ve got a brilliant selection of local beers on tap. Can imagine it’s a fantastic pub in the winter as well. Nice to see a pub with character left as well.

We stayed 2 nights in this lovely old historic Inn in a lovely room, the staff were very friendly and helpful, we had breakfast both mornings which were excellent and evening meal one night which was also very good, the beer on tap is also very good with two different local ales, would recommend it as it is right in centre of town so location is perfect

Impeccable welcome, beautiful rooms. Delicious dishes. Beautiful environment and central location. We visit the city on foot, in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. A beautiful playground is located in a nearby park, and the KESR tourist train station is not far away. To discuss: nice choice of beers, well served but like elsewhere in England, confusing for a continental coming from a country renowned for its beers! But surprises are part of any trip and the staff of this establishment gave us good advice.

My partner and I dropped in for a quick meal after a long day visiting London, and were blown away. The food, service and attentive staff were fantastic - I ordered the market fish of the day which had been the most perfectly cooked tender fillets of Sea Bream; and my partner had ordered Pie of the Day which had been a curried lamb. Both dishes were impeccably presented, generously sized and promptly served hot! Fabulous additions to their summer menu. The staff were very friendly, atmosphere and ambience had felt very cosy in the dining room with background noise of family friendly chatter. In the bar area they were playing Thursday Trivia, so a lively atmosphere with all patrons and staff. Nourishing food, great staff and lovely location. Five stars.

Just went in for a drink menu looked lovely

Location:fabulous. Service: friendly, helpful, excellent Room: above pub so noisey and plumbing also noisey. Bed and pillows very comfortable.

I had my 50th birthday party in the barn here recently and it was a fantastic night. The staff were warm, welcoming and professional and the food (from the hot canapé menu) was delicious - my friends all commented on these things too. The barn itself is stunning, with one whole wall draped in fairy lights. Thank you for a providing such a magical setting!

Great old-fashioned hotel with super friendly staff and a great pub with delicious meals!

Received a full refund from the Balfour Hospitality team after a bad stay,can't get fairer than that.

Excellent lunch at The Woolpack today, our first visit to the pub. Very friendly welcome, decent pint of Harveys and Balfour rose, one large and one small fish and chips and a couple of sticky toffee puddings. Food cooked to order, reasonable bill at the end. We'll be back.

We had fantastic service from Alex and the food was perfect, I really couldn’t find any fault it was all absolutely delicious. Alex also took the time to show us round the barn and the rooms upstairs. He really is a credit to your business

Came here with friends and the food was delicious . The staff were friendly, helpful and made it a great experience. I will definitely be coming back.

Absolutely amazing burgers! They change the menu every so often and every time we it’s never disappointed. The burgers we’ve eaten are so incredibly tasty. Dwayne and Georgina always have a massive welcoming homely smile, and take such care in their work. Will highly recommend to anyone!

Been and tried the new menu at the Woolpack, food was really decent and great value. Didn’t know you had two dinning rooms out the back. We will be returning.

I am back in the area again so thought I’d come to the Woolpack as the last visit was good. They have launched a new menu and it looks great, loads of bar nibbles which all looked really tempting. I had the Braised beef casserole and my mate had the pie, my casserole was superb, the beef literally fell apart and my mate said the pie was the best he’s had in a very long time. The service was faultless too, Dwayne the manager made us feel like one of the locals. There is a locals discount too, just wish I lived closer as I would definitely use it.

Excellent food and friendly staff. Had the roast and it was excellent. We very much enjoyed the horseradish accompaniment to the main course

Fabulous food in this quirky building. We had some classics (fish and chips and double cheeseburgers) and the new beef brisket sandwich which my fussy teenager son declared as absolutely delicious!!! Highly recommend for lovely food and great service x

Had the most brilliant Valentine dinner— attentive staff, incredible food, tasty wines. Traditional atmosphere, big heart, great food. Can’t wait to come back again.

Lovely food; friendly welcoming staff and warm quiet area to ourselves, even though we arrived without a booking. We understand there is a new Spring menu next week, must try it!

Very nice hotel with only 4 rooms. A very, very old building with slanted floors and doors. The bar area can be a bit noisy, but it's quiet for a good night's sleep. Dog-friendly. They even offered us a charging option for our Tesla. Delicious breakfast, suitable for vegetarians as well.

We had our family Christmas Dinner here and I am happy to say we couldn’t fault it. The food was delicious and the service and atmosphere made it a very special day. I have been in a few times over the last few months and I have felt very welcome each time.

Had lunch with my family here on a busy Saturday during the Christmas market. We had booked and sat in the dining room at the back of the pub. The guy that served us was cheerful and put up with our various questions. The food was good. Service was fine, although slowed down when it got busy. It’s a lovely old pub, and conveniently located. The waiter recommended a wine and it was delicious. All in all much nicer than some of the recent reviews suggest.

My partner and I both ordered the Sunday Roast. The food was well cooked and although there were lots of vegetables and a lovely yorkshire there was only two small slices of meet - a very small portion which was disappointing. The service was also really slow so we gave up on ordering desert and thought we would have coffee but the coffee machine wasnt working.

We popped into the woolpack on Tenterden High street last week when we were visiting friends in the area. The staff seemed more interested in talking amongst themselves and with apparent regulars than serving us. Unfriendly server continued to talk to other staff when eventually taking our order. I would not recommend this place to others and will not be returning.

Absolutely disgusting service 50 mins waiting for 4 burgers to be told the kitchen haven’t even been informed of our order! Rude bar staff who failed to inform us of any of this!! Added a survive change to the bill when we had to order at the bar anyway! What a joke!

We were passing through tenterden and found the best food on the planet !!This was such a treat. The roast cooked to perfection. Gypsy tart was a new thing for us and was delicious. We met the chef - Dom. What an asset. And that staff could not do enough for us. The pub itself is idyllic. If you are any where near , passing thorough I would highly recommend. It was one of those meals you think of months , even years gone by. Already thinking to book for Christmas. Thank you !!!

Lovely fresh and good quality food with superb and attentive staff to serve you. Pleasant settings, a good choice for anyone to enjoy and a fabulous range of wines from the owners Hush Heath. Keep up the good work!

This was an impromptu visit as we are fed up of how bad the lemon tree has become.We had never been to the Woolpack before and has realised it has been refurbished.It was a very pleasant surprise. The food was excellent and plated up to a very high standard.Best meal we have had out - and we eat out often - for ages. We will be backWell done Woolpack.

Met friends to celebrate their recent marriage. Checked the website for offers- Throwback Thursday 2 courses for £20 or 3 courses for £25. Arrived at the pub, leaflets advertising the offer on every table, great! Friendly waiting staff brought us our menus. We went for 3 courses due to the inviting offer.The food was really nice, we were having a great time. Until the bill arrived. No discount had been applied. I reminded the waiter that it was Throwback Thursday, he said he would go and check.Waiter returned- "Throwback Thursday is on a different menu, and isn't every week" We were not offered any alternative menus, the website states it is every Thursday, leaflets everywhere. We left the pub on a bit of a bum note as would have chosen different meal options had this been made clear.

After being dragged off the high street for "the best burgers ever" I can safely say that they were quite simply the best burgers ever!Obviously we had to go back and try them again but to our shock they had finished (just for the garden opening after lockdown) so we went for the lamb and the curry....forget the burgers (although the one on the menu is a show stopper) this is a foodie paradise. Both dishes had been well thought out with textures, flavours and faultless execution. Enough attention to detail in the platting so not to be to pretentious but a reminder to use all your senses.What was noticeable was how enjoyable the work environment was and how all the staff got on, not only with there jobs but with each other ....keep that up!!The Chef obviously knew some of the diners and came out to personally check on there meals but made a point to engage with every table in a very charming and friendly manner (food must be good if the Chef is that comfortable in the dining room) The pub style tapas looks very interesting and we can't wait to give that a try on our next visit.

Visited on a dry Tuesday in April. They have a lovely, big garden with well spaced bench tables so no concerns about COVID transmission here. The food was very tasty - informal pub fare. Staff were lovely.

Lovely pub. Warm welcome and great food. The steak and ale pie was to die for...with a small jug of delicious gravy. Will definitely be returning.

I know the Woolpack as a fabulous pub & now I know it as a superb restaurant! Beautiful efficient service, an incredible wine list & a glorious menu-not too lengthy. Just right. Locally sourced. I’m a big fan. Homemade Scotch egg-you can’t go wrong-my husband was in heaven. And I had equally stunning fare-accompanied by incredible wine. Next time we’ll stay.

Come out for the day, took my mum out for a meal great feel and look about the pub very nice decor nice clean toilets food was beautiful burger was great chips where nice a crunchy and salad was fresh the pie we beautiful and I nice firm crust lovely gravy would definitely recommend coming again

My wife and I spent a night at the Woolpack recently and we were both really impressed our room was very comfortable and clean. The evening meal and breakfast were excellent. We will definitely recommend the Woolpack to friends and family. They made us feel very welcome and safe with their Covid precautions.

Loved eating here - a great pub with a homely, country feel and amazing food. The camembert, pork belly and crumble were all delicious, as was the wine. Really reasonably priced too for the quality. Perfect warming food for an autumnal evening in a lovely setting!

We stayed here for 2 nights I booked it for my mums 70th birthday the food and room was amazing and only ruined on our last night when we entered the pub at 945pm for one drink with family that had driven up from folkstone to see us. They only wanted 1 drink after our food. The lady served us our drinks and once we sat down came over to our table and said it was last orders did we want anything else? We said no thank you. By 10.10 she marched over and very rudely told our 3 family members they had to leave now as they were not guests! We were only half way through the drinks. She was extremely rude and to make matters worst there were still locals in with half pints in hands and full pints on the table! I understand from Thursday it closes at 10 but it clearly states on the website closes at 11pm my mum and I were extremely embarrassed especially after we have raved about our stay here. This one lady has completely ruined our experience! I understand the pressures of covid ect but why serve us then essentially kick us out 15 mins after saying last orders And being directly above the bar still hearing locals drinking an hour later. The lady clearly doesn't have any customer service skills. Very very upset and disappointed

Food and service was amazing, loved the atmosphere. Staff were lovely, quick and efficient and really friendly. Amazing quality food as well!

really nice staff, great touristy places, fun town, awesome food, ok service times, nice overall pub

During a 10 day stay locally we booked to have food at this pub.The staff were very friendly and the bonus was they had a large garden with a play area for our children. Food on both occasions was very good. There was an average wait for food and when it came it looked lovely. Both adults and children were happy with the main courses and desserts.Would happily return again if in the area.

First lunch out since lockdown and we received a warm welcome and great service from Elsie and Tom - professional but friendly. Food was very good. Everything clean and well kept. We shall certainly return to sample the new menu coming soon!

Delicious food and great local wine available. Managed to squeeze us in on a busy bank holiday Saturday. Great service even though the restaurant and pub were very busy. Would thoroughly recommend.

Had a fantastic meal with my friends after an intense game of tennis in Tenterden Park. I was served by the most polite, fantastic member of staff named Nancy, who helped us choose the perfect meal and always had a smile on her face. I had the burger, my friend also had the burger and another friend had the veg curry and all said it was 10/10. Thank you the Woolpack and most importantly thank you Nancy.

The Woolpack has just been refurbished, and reopened this week. The restaurant has been redone and has a new menu. Previously when we have eaten here we have used the bar area, but this time we used the nice eating area at the back.I have to say it was all rather lovely. The service was charming and attentive, they are clearly keen to make a good impression. We had the pork belly and the cod as main courses and they were delicious, really beautifully cooked. Almost definitely the nicest meal we have had in the town itself since we moved here 10 years ago. Dessert (tarte tatin) was great too, as was the coffee. We had their own Bacchus wine which was extremely good - but they also have a full list of other wines to suit all budgets too. We were impressed. A really nice addition to the town, we will come again.

The food they offer here is really lovely - fresh & good prices. However the cafe area is a little odd.

We zagen op het bord bij de voordeur dat er de hele dag eten werd geserveerd, dus zijn we hier naar binnen gegaan voor een late lunch.Na het half opdrinken van ons biertje wilden we eten bestellen, maar dit was niet mogelijk want de lunch was over.Verder was de sfeer gezellig, het was goed vol en toch rustig met mensen die van hun drankje genoten absoluut niet luidruchtig waren. Al met al hebben toch heerlijk genoten van het uitstekende glas bier.

I had a beer here with a mate, recently, and the pub seemed bare and cold - wooden seats, wooden floors. Maybe it needed more people. I have had a beer here in summer and out in the street is OK but for whatever reason its a basic buy a drink experience. Given its central location and proximity to the large church you think they would work that angle and be more imaginative or cosmopolitan. I decided the Vine or the White Lion had a more welcoming and warm experience. Pity. If I had the license I'd make it more than beer, crisps or pork scratchings.Admittedly, I've never been there when its full and I have never eaten there. I decided to go elsewhere for a meal after my beer. Pity, as I say it has so much potential going begging.

We used to be frequent visitors to the Wolfpack. Having been away for a couple of years returned and had a Sunday lunch. There was an error over the lamb and beef orders which in terms of identifying which was which. Even after tasting the plates 5 of us were unable to tell visually or by taste which was which. This was not a good sign and the food could not be eaten. The manager was very good and offered alternative dishes but the damage was done. Alas we wouldn’t be able to recommend eating here .

Lovely welcoming pub initially, with the fire lit and comfy seating and things looked promising. However, we arrived on a Saturday evening at about 7pm and they had no chilled Sauvignon blanc available?!! Very disappointing. We ordered some food and it was “ok”, my husband had a steak which was very pricey and nothing special, and I had calamari which was stupidly expensive!! I got 5 rings of squid for £5 and it was really soggy. We definitely will not be returning.

This is a good, old-fashioned pub with beamed ceilings, wooden floors and some barrels for tables. The staff are very attentive and helpful and the service is quick and efficient. There's a good choice of drinks, both alcoholic and non-alcoholic. An added bonus is that is dog friendly. I would certainly recommend The Woolpack to anyone looking for a drink in a friendly hostelry in Tenterden

We came here for drinks and managed to sit by the fire whilst it was raining outside. A great cosy pub with character and great beers. A nice pub garden for when the sun is out and great overall pub. Highly recommended

We stayed here for two nights, the hotel and pub has a lot of character. The staff were welcoming and friendly. Breakfast was a little hit and miss but overall nice. The bedroom we stayed in was clean and well laid out. Although the shower/bath had no shower curtain, and the bathroom is on a slope, which I know given how old the building is can't be helped, it was still a little interesting. Overall there was something about this place we liked and it was the character of the building and the friendliness of the staff.

Beautiful cosy ‘quirky’ pub/restaurant. Amazing food, slightly on the pricey side for a lunch but non the less lovely food and very friendly attentive staff. Great for allergens & doggos. Great wine too!

I've eaten at some of the most wonderful venues all around the UK and world.This little pub, tucked away on the High Street was a welcome from the tasteless beer joints we had to endure in Medway.One staff member (blonde tall chap - weekend worker - originating from Tenderden) was just exceptional in his service. He provided us with a full cider to share so that we could taste the difference between the one we had previously ordered.He chatted with us so comfortably about the town and the demographics etc ....The warm fires roaring in the hearth were a welcome from London where they are not allowed. My Sunday roast was amazing. I don't eat roasts out too much as I am always disappointed (compared to my own home-cooked). Yet the entire repast was the envy of my partner who didn't get a roast dinner. It tasted so good. The lamb could have been a little more tender but its a minor observation since I devoured the lot as if my life depended on it.The house Soave (which I don't often find in a lot of pubs) was just lovely too. We were glad we chose this pub over the Vine which is a very nicely refurbished pub but we prefer to see the aged wooden beams and natural wood floor. Please don't change it too much when you go to do your refurb as the natural / rustic look adds to the charm of the place.Thank You !

Had Sunday roast here with friends, food was excellent, well cooked, presented and hot. Staff were friendly and attentive.

Special of the Day! Chicken was raw in the middle, returned to kitchen, for Chef to ask, what do you want us to do with it!? It came back, frazzled and the rest of the items on the plate, cold! No apology, no money refunded, not even goodbye as we left.

Took friends here for lunch yesterday and we were not disappointed. Superbly cooked food, quality ingredients and great service. Yorkshire Puddings to die for! Thoroughly enjoyable 👍🏻

We had a lovely lunch, steak sandwich and wine. Great service friendly people nice atmosphere. Very old world pub but plenty of chioce in drinks and food. They have some rooms for staying in so thinking of that next.

Best Han egg and chips on the planet. Superb honey glazed and griddled Ham, eggs that are free range and yellower than a banana, and skin on chips that I would defy Gordon Ramsay to better!

We are well known in the Woolpack, but not sure what Hush Heath are thinking. We had Sunday Lunch and waited quite a while for the food, not a problem as we were with friends for the event.

Our table of four were the only ones eating tonight which should have told us something. Waiter tried but failed. V dark. Hardly any lighting. Starters tasted of absolutely nothing. Mains were a little better but didnt get our first choice of fish pie. Apparently that wasn’t cooked. V v limited menu. Ordered pannacotta for dessert which is supposed to be wobbly but was extremely dense. Inedible. We expressed our views when asked but no monies were taken off. Will not be returning ever again.

It took over half an hour for a sandwich to arrive when the pub at lunchtime was fairly empty. Ther as no explanation or apology and the food was just about ok.

We recently visited for a family lunch and we found the staff to be really friendly and helpful.

Enjoyed a really pleasant lunch in the beer garden with friends in the sunshine on our first (but not last) visit today.

What a lovely find, we popped in here for a drink and the staff were friendly the pub was clean and we went to sit in the beer garden and it was also clean and nice spacious area to sit and enjoy the sun.

Lovely olde pub. Warm and welcoming. Excellent food and great service, friendly and helpful. I had a roast dinner with a Yorkshire pud to die for so light and crispy. The children were catered for with half portions which was ample for them. I was very impressed and will definitely be going there again

Came here on Saturday night for some food/ small plates to share with a friend. I ordered a portion of fries, bread basket, halloumi fries, and a scotch egg for my friend. That with a bottle of white wine was £40. If the portions had been reasonable and the quality good then it still would have been a bit steep, but the quality was average/ poor. The bread basket was a couple of slices of over toasted bread and a few bread sticks. That’s not a bread basket! And the portion of halloumi fries which was £5? You get 3 fries!!!! It’s actually a joke. This is not gourmet/ gastro pub standard food it’s below average to say the least. Definite improvement needed. I spent a lot on meals/ food in Tenterden but that’s the last time I order food in the Woolpack.

Very expensive...3 drinks..17.50...London prices..charged in little town...vote with our feet and wallet!!!!

Right in the centre of town this pub has recently changed hands and is now so much better. Very good,varied menu priced competitively. Once inside there are a number of cozy rooms going from front to back. Service is excellent.

Trying to find a meal on a Saturday evening we ended up at The Woolpack and were told they could accommodate us in 20 minutes. 40 minutes later we were invited to sit down in a restaurant area the]at only had four people in it, so why the wait? Anyway we ordered our meals which arrived in a timely manner and were quite nice. Puddings followed on but were quite small on proportion. The bill was not cheap, so whilst it was OK it was not something to write home about.

We had lunch here a few Sundays ago. This is the first time in frequenting this pub in quite a while as we were not happy with a visit under the previous owners. I do though quite liked the individual style of decor in the bar and dining areas. The staff were also very helpful and friendly.

This is a restaurant and hotel guest review. Stayed two nights this time and ate there two nights this time too as the food and atmosphere was excellent. Friendly bar and bar staff, good local knowledge and locally-sourced food and beers so what more to ask? Not a perfectly horizontal floor or vertical wall to be found in this ancient inn which adds to the fun but cosy and warm throughout. Will be back.

We had dinner in the bar and breakfast in the restaurant area when we stayed on Saturday night. Both were good food and good value served with a smile. Good real ale too.

Not being a beer drinker , can not comment. Food we had was massive portion and very average flavours.

Visited with friends and decided to dine there for lunch. Had a burger which was nice. All the food was hot and the staff were friendly. It just took a while to come out which was a bit off putting. Overall not bad. But not great.

We visited for lunch after visiting the very interesting museum. We chose a chicken salad with a side dish of hand cut chips which were brilliant....best chips ever. Good Ale too!

Character rooms with original beams. A variety of food and drink available. We chose a light meal on a very hot evening. Good choice.

I do not wish to be in any way controversial but I enjoyed my stay at The Woolpack Inn in Tenterden much more than my visit to Chapeldown.

I called in for a drink at the bar which turned out to be a full blown pub, it is also a Hotel and Restaurant. Well worth a visit just to see the internal wooden structure and the nicely done furniture and decorations. Parts of the building date back to the 14th century. The beer was fine and the menu looked good. I will have to return and stay for the weekend sometime soon before someone rips it all out and replaces it with plastic and glass.

We were a party of 6 who stayed here on Friday and Saturday night.

We went here for lunch on a visit to Tenterden. Having walked most of the high street and being underwhelmed by overpriced eateries and pubs, we saw the menu and went to sit the garden. What an absolute gem.