The best restaurants in Frant/Withyham Wealden South East

Popped in for an early evening pint just over two weeks ago, whilst staying nearby. Nice looking pub, real fire, friendly locals and staff. My wife and I enjoyed a well kept pint of Harveys Old Ale each. The following lunchtime I returned for lunch with my inlaws. I had the halloumi burger, which was very nice indeed. Well presented, good salad and perfect chips: crispy on the outside and fluffy in the middle. Ale was a little on the cold side on this visit but still drinkable. I'd definitely return.

A fantastic Sunday lunch. We had starters & main and a carafe of wine. Everything was delicious. The chef is exceptional. The staff are all super friendly. Today Izzie was our server and she was lovely and made sure we had everything we needed. Large area near the bar to have drinks if you want. The restaurant has a great vibe and was full of family groups, friend groups and couples. Fast becoming our fave Sunday lunch spot

Lovely food in a very pleasant atmosphere served by friendly, attentive team of Natalie and Amber. Highly recommend. The Camembert was delicious, and the fish cooked to perfection.

Not pleasant, unless you like the pub dog shitting on the floor next to your table in the bar & told that if you didn't like it, leave !!!!!! Very bad experience.

Fantastic pizza and very welcoming. Prices very reasonable too. Will definately go back.

My first visit to Jade’s Palace and it lived up to the reputation on Trip Advisor. Warm welcome and service was friendly and swift. Food quality was outstanding and every dish was top drawer!! Recommended and will be back very soon.

A spontaneous visit as we were in the area, but I’m glad we stumbled upon this cafe, a lovely place, friendly staff and a fab breakfast. I had the garden breakfast which was delicious, friends had the full english which they enjoyed. If you are in the area it is very much recommended. Dog friendly too. Great for walkers.

We visited this earlier in the year and had a great meal and service , so decided to book for 6 of us for the Christmas menu. We were certainly not disappointed. The pub was wonderfully decorated for Christmas , with a huge advent calendar and kits of twinkly lights and decorations. We had the three course menu which was beautifully presented and tasted as good as it looked. The veg option was also excellent. Very reasonably priced too. The lovely young girl who served us was very helpful too. We would def recommend you trying it if you can and we will be back. Compliments to the chef. 10/10.

The lovely staff here managed to squeeze me and my family in for a roast a couple of weeks ago and were very accommodating of my small children. Service was efficient and very professional, the pub was cosy and atmospheric and above all the food was top notch - the best roast I’ve had in years. We will be back!

The staff here are superb at their job, just the right amount of attentiveness ! We will be back in the new year. Thank you all for a lovely experience 💕

Really nice Christmas events and festive stuff.

DREADFUL SERVICE, INDIFFERENT EXPENSIVE FOOD, £150.00 FOR LUNCH FOR TWO (I had a Burger, my friend had the Lumb Shank) The barmaid/waitress was disagreeable, unwelcoming, and unfriendly. She charged us £15.20 for two glasses of rough house wine. The ambience was none existent; my friend and I were there from 12.10 until 2.40 only three other customers came in: a man for a swift half-pint & an elderly couple for a quick light bite.

Professionally eating and drinking uk wide for over 50 years and this pub is the absolute 21st Century best

We visited the Boar's Head Inn at Crowborough today (19/6/24) for a Wake following the funeral of a dear friend. We were absolutely amazed at the wonderful spread that was provided. Both hot and cold food. Well presented and attentive service. Excellent! We have visited for lunch meals on a couple of past occasions and have always been impressed by the variety and quality of the food. Thankyou.

A family trip on the Spa Valley railway was just going to be a trip up and down the Railway with a maybe a coffee at the return Station. However, the weather was changeable and raining at the end point, so we headed back into the sun and alighted at Groombridge for a coffee. We discovered the next train was not for 90 mins so we took a short walk from the station and soon stumbled across the Junction Inn Pub. It was now past 12:00 so we considered lunch. We stat down, perused an comprehensive menu and ordered lunch. Most of us had the Sunday roast, with Chicken and beef being the options. Our party divided equally into the two options. The food arrived within 20mins and the portions were huge. My generous beef portion was perfectly cooked to medium rare and had plenty of veg, gravy, potatoes and proper Yorkshire pudding. The chicken was basically an ½ a chicken again served with all the trimmings. Everything was very tasty and hot too. The atmosphere in the pub was relaxed and welcoming. There were plenty of reserved tables demonstrating this is a popular Sunday lunch venue, and justifiably so. So an unexpected pleasure and discovery.