The best restaurants in Pantiles and St Mark's Tunbridge Wells South East

The Pantiles were very crowded that sunny day, but I found a table on the terrace and was served excellently by waitress BK. The menu was primarily for main meals, but she helped me find a "Green Reviver " drink and a teacake, both of which were delicious.

We ate at The Brasserie for my husband's birthday and we had a fabulous time! The staff were super friendly and helpful. The food was amazing and the atmosphere was just lovely. I can't praise them enough - we had a really great evening and good value for money. Will definitely be back!

Fantastic bar with amazing music and superb service. Can't wait to visit again. Tom, the barman, was the perfect host!!

Absolutely outstanding food, the pork belly is to die for. There's not a single thing I could fault with the dishes. The service is next to none and they can't do enough to make sure your evening with them is superb.

Very unhygienic. Popped in for a light lunch. The owner came across as very arrogant with sharp answers to simple questions. We ordered two sandwiches. He proceeded to make them behind the counter picking all the ingredients with his hands, no gloves. Answered the phone took money from another customer and carried on constructing our sandwiches tearing the mozzarella with his hands. We will not return. Apart from his lack of hygiene he needs to acquire a more pleasant approach to his customers.

Very friendly service and very tasty food, reasonably priced and gluten free options. Would highly recommend a visit here.

One of us chose the set menu the other tried the a la carte, both were great good value and the service was great, hope to visit again

A lovely little quirky pub. Staff are very friendly. Beer is great.

fabulous fish and chips, really crispy batter, fish boneless and skinless, delicious chips, very friendly staff, generous potions, Perfect!

I seldom leave reviews but the warren ticked every box. Great food, generous portions, welcoming attentive staff with a nice atmosphere and great interior design. I had the sirloin roast for my main which included fresh vegetables, a very generous portion of tender, perfectly cooked beef (with no gristly or fatty bits), crispy roast potatoes, cauliflower cheese and a large Yorkshire pudding. I’ve eaten at many top restaurants across the world and this is on par, clearly a lot of thought and effort goes into this place. I look forward to trying the other enticing dishes on the menu. Thank you!

Delicious coffee and lovely place to sit outside in the sun. The cafe is also dog friendly so you can bring your furry friend with you and enjoy a cup of coffee and some sunshine. There’s dog biscuits and a water bowl by the door for your furry friend. There’s usually some vegan options on the counter, the carrot cake being one of them that I’m also definitely recommending (probably the best vegan carrot cake I’ve had). But depending on the day, there’s other options too, from what I’ve seen and tried thus far I can mention the granola bar and the banana bread with chocolate chips. Staff are lovely and smiling and it’s overall a really nice cafe on the high street.

I absolutely love Juliets. The moment you step inside, you're amazed by the sight of beautiful, freshly made cakes and salads. The décor is a delight — quirky and full of character, mixed cutlery, vintage teacups, and eclectic artwork gracing rustic brick walls, creating a cosy charm that makes every visit feel special. It’s a place you want to return to again and again — whether for a peaceful moment with a book, a catch-up with friends, or just an excuse to indulge in another slice of something sweet. A true treasure.

Fantastic evening spent in the cosy and friendly atmosphere. Excellent choices or small or large mealls. Jack was extremely knowledgeable when advising the different types of oysters and which sides/wine to have. We had Skate with new potatoes and dressed crab with salad. All food was fresh and superb quality by Chef 'Mack' . Definitely going again.

The restaurant is the sister restaurant of TN12, which we have visited a number of times and is generally very good. This restaurant offers breakfast/brunch and tapas menus. We visited for lunch midweek, hoping to test out the tapas menu. We ordered, only for the waitress to come back a few minutes later to say that they had no chicken, which eliminated some of our choices. We selected some alternatives only for the waitress to come back to say the chef had now decided not to offer tapas today! It is extraordinary that a restaurant runs out of a key ingredient on a Wednesday lunchtime - especially when there is a perfectly good butcher 100 yards away who would no doubt have sold them as much chicken as they needed. We ordered from the brunch menu - the steak sandwich was very good but sadly the poached eggs on toast were overdone and hard. The ambience was nice and the waitress helpful but sadly it is unlikely we will visit again.

Really enjoyed our visit to the Compasses! Robin was an excellent Host, we enjoyed the convivial atmosphere, and the food was excellent. We particularly enjoyed the Steak pies, the best I have tasted!