The best restaurants in Brasted, Chevening and Sundridge Sevenoaks South East

Charm with a familiar twist Stepping into the George and Dragon feels like walking into a friend’s sitting room. The oak door creaks with character, brass lamps throw a soft glow across the old floorboards, and before you've even sat down, you feel at ease. Warm, instinctive service The staff here have nailed that rare mix of being welcoming without being overbearing. They greet you with a knowing smile, make thoughtful recommendations without a script, and somehow seem to intuit what you might enjoy before you even ask. It’s hospitality that feels personal, not polished. Drinks No pretension here, just a well-chosen, rotating lineup of local ales and a compact wine list that covers the essentials. Food 🤌 Genuinely one of the best burgers I’ve had in Kent. What sets the George and Dragon apart is that it doesn’t try too hard. The warmth feels earned, from the friendly team to the thoughtful details and great beer garden. It’s the kind of place that lingers with you afterwards, in the best possible way.

Harveys please sort out the Bricklayers and get ot back to what it used to be. Friday nights used to be buzzing, on this visit it was dire with just a loud boozy bunch of middle aged men blocking the bar and the rest of the pub not surprisingly empty. The interior which doesnt get much natural light is now really dingy after being painted entire!y in a very dark bottle green, almost black, with miserable lighting. Please Harveys sort it out, lighten up the interior with some pale light decor and update the lighting to create some atmosphere! A gentleman offered us his window seat saying if you sit here you'll be able to see your food!