The best restaurants in Brenchley and Horsmonden Tunbridge Wells South East

A friendly and warm local cafe with decent fare and abundance of charm. A beautiful location that will never get old. The brunch menu was very much that, with everything you would expect and although with tweaks things could be made better they were all really solid, and we did not leave disappointed. Decent value and swift service, meant we were in and out quickly. Definitely more a cafe and bar than an eatery, but with that in mind you should be all set. Definitely recommended.

Didn't go into The Castle pub.we hear it only sales drink no food, from the outside it looks like nobody is living there and very untidy

Excellent sunday lunch and highly recommend to everyone. Suggest booking early as seating is limited. Burger option is available if kids prefer something different.

Very slow to get a tea and latte around 15/20 minutes. Good value for money breakfast but eggs were like rubber and hash browns very greasy. Was busy and clearly popular but I wouldn’t rush back

Today 6th October 2024 - we had our daughters baby shower - wonderful service - delicious afternoon tea with lots of choice - catered for vegetarians as well - lovey vintage tea cafe setting - would highly recommend- Thank You for bring great hosts 🩷

We had a lovely evening at The Star, the place was buzzing as there was a private function on as well. The food was tasty and good value, service was friendly and attentive. No complaints, thanks for a great evening and for fitting us in when you were so busy.

Too expensive best go to next village even milk terrible price . New owner said they would do offers now say they won't...paddock wood better

Accommodating and friendly service in cosy traditional pub. Good menu choices but unfortunately the food including coffee arrived lukewarm. This could be down to the fact that the pub was very busy.

Landlady was super helpful but they stopped serving food at 4pm. The Italian is no more which was disappointing. Good music.

The quintessential English gastropub. The ambience is just that, warm woods, large tables, classic decor and fab music. The greeting is friendly and welcoming by all staff. This continued throughout service - attentive not irritating. We went for Sunday lunch. My husband had the pork cheek croquette and myself the scallops - both agreed 10/10. Both opted for the roast beef which was the ONLY roast I have had matching my own and Paul Ainsworth - The Mariners Rock. For me a 10/10 husband 9/10 as you do only get two small very thin slices of beef - he would have liked more. Three glasses of the luscious Nyetimber for me - my husband Gun bitter. We were completely satisfied and delighted to have enjoyed such a delicious lunch in a great atmosphere. Thank you! 😊

Absolutely disgusting bought a cheese and onion slice but it wasn't it was sausage and bean slices and they didn't care in shop or customer service

this may be the worst burger king anywhere in Britain, it charges for mayo and closes early with no receipt, avoid if you can

Absolute joke, went inside to order. Hardly anyone serving no-one acknowledged us. After 10 mins I went to the drive through again no-one was at the end of the speaker. I finally spoke to a member of staff who was putting rubbish out, to be told the other member was probably talking to a customer. Quite frankly I find all out this rather rude and would not recommend or go back in the future. It wouldn't of been as bad if member of staff acknowledged us and said they wouldn't be a minute,.but nothing. Lost my custom