The best restaurants in Boughton and Courtenay Swale South East

Very poor customer service. The young lady at the till ignored me once when she took my order, spoke to her manager about something else and then disappeared off to the kitchen. Came back and I had to repeat my order again. Had to clear our own table and then the manager came over when we asked where our drinks were. She said it was a 20 minute wait (for a tea and 2 coffees). Manager was very passive aggressive when we then asked for a refund as we couldn’t wait 20 minutes. Customers should be told this when they order. Will not be returning.

Long way from home we took a chance on Sunday Lunch here, and we felt extremely lucky that it absolutely came up trumps. Our family guests, who only live ten miles away hadn’t even heard of it, but they too were very impressed. Lovely, helpful, enthusiastic young team added to our enjoyment of the food. Can be thoroughly recommended. Prawn and avacadoes served with homemade sourdough toast sounds predictable but was far better. Tender pink roast sirloin with excellent Yorkshire pudding (and that from a long standing Yorkshire lady). Tasty home made lemon tart. Good selection of wine which was as reasonably priced as the lunch. Time to treat the family to a Sunday Lunch!

Superb. The food and the service. Yes, it's expensive, but the quality, quantity and unique preparation was immaculate. We chose three starters; Yellowfin tuna tartare accompanied by fresh home produced tortilla chips, Beef fillet tataki and enormous, juicy freshly cooked tempura prawns were excellent as starters. All had brilliant flavoured Asian accents. For the two mains we chose Korean sea bass, beautifully presented with a crisp exterior (and I'm not usually keen on sea bass), and an exquisite crispy lamb both with a extremely tasty flavoured sauce. Sticky Thai fried rice to accompany the dishes. No dishes could be faulted. Our only complaint: The venue is in a huge complex, with a second restaurant and a golf range. Huge free parking, but very busy and crowded. But just one disabled parking space, which of course was not indicated so we have no idea if it had been filled.

The chicken burger was wet, bland, mushy and horrible. The fries were fine so I ate those, I told the staff who served us and they couldn’t care less so I asked if it was possible not to be charged for mine but they said as I’d already tried to eat the burger which I left the rest of as it was a pile of mush and that I had ate the fries they wouldn’t. I asked if they did the online discount they had on their site and they said no it was from a while ago. There was no way of them giving me any form of compensation for my experience in any form. Luckily this place has since shut down.

Stopped by with a walking group on a Sunday. Really friendly and welcoming. We were a large group and used a large room at the back which was perfect.

We headed out for a family drink and called into The Queen's Head where we very quickly decided to stay and have dinner after seeing some of the food coming out of the kitchen!! Although the kids' sausage, peas and chips, pulled pork burger and the bacon and cheese burger were delicious, the star of the night were the jerk ribs, which filled our two 6ft+ men up so much they passed on the dessert menu (unheard of!) - there also needs to be a special mention for the skin-on chips which were also superb. Great atmosphere, our dog was spoiled with lots of attention and we were made to feel really welcome by the locals - including the darts team. We have been back since this visit, and still can't find fault! Great pub and restaurant

Charming decor, great service and lovely food. Couldn't be better. Six of us there for Sunday lunch and we were all impressed with the friendly and prompt service. There was plenty of food and the vegetables were beautifully cooked.

Beautiful high end venue where the staff are incredibly helpful, warm and friendly. Highly recommended

Cosy, friendly pub with great choice of food. Stopped here for lunch to refuel on a hike around the area. Lots of hearty food on the menu which is exactly what we wanted on a cold day!

Slightly better than McDonald's

What a depressing experience. The lad serving never smiled, there was no pastries only cakes, at least the young lady was friendly. Coffee was good but please be more wrlcoming

No bar food and revolting lager tasting like soap. Had another side business indian takeaway upon the place that is placed now on the last used kitchen that is was condemed by health and safety due to this being a old toilet block that still consists of sewage and drains!!. DO NOT EAT FROM THIS ESTABLISHMENT. Try the village for the real deal

The gardens were lovely, however we wanted to have tea in the topiary garden. So disappointing. The scones were awful they were so hard! ( it's not difficult to make a fresh scone). Paper cups, paper basin for the scone and victoria sponge. Cardboard knives! Cardboard spoons ! What ever has happened to enjoying a piece of cake and a cup of tea on a proper plate. Has this lackadaisical attitude evolved since lockdown? (It seems the case in many other places too). Or are we becoming a "can't be bothered society".

Misérable staff moaning about being underpaid. Hence, the service and quality of food suffers. Gregg’s originally was good fun. To have to deal with this group of bitter people was an expensive chore! Never again.