The best restaurants serving British food in Ashford South East

Good food at a very reasonable price. Would like to give Sam a special mention. It was very busy but Sam was a champ! She kept us updated and was extremely helpful and friendly.. 10/10 Sam !

The grounds are stunning. The manor house impressive. Staff fantastic. The Manor - restaurant was great service but VERY expensive. The mains are £28 - £32 each and does not include the potatos or veg. The mains are tiny portions. The potatos £6 for a side dish

Chimney Burger, Macaroni and Chicken strips were delicious. Kids loved the food.

Breakfast was lovely, cheap and unlimited coffee for £6.65

Beautiful pub Nice atmosphere and location I had the roast chicken sunday roast The potato's needed cooking more and the yorkshire pudding was huge and looked great but was basically a big dry crisp and not enjoyable, at £22 i expected a decent roast, I wouldnt have a roast here again unfortunately

We were recommended the NFH and we were not disappointed. The staff were attentive. The selection of Shep beers supplimented by the more contemporary Little Ships ale. The English wine selection was good with a small tasting offered before purchase. The food was the clincher. Modern English well executed and accomplished. Well done to the young team.

Firstly i have to say the staff are very friendly and work very hard some younger staff there really stand out with their politeness and helpful at all times. But one thing that really astonished me was the way the manager just sat back and bossed her staff around and done nothing to help out while they were all so busy. I did not like her rudeness towards her staff whatsoever, Its a shame i witnessed this and being a manager myself i have always believed in team work whether a manager or not. Its a shame a manager can ruin a whole atmosphere for everybody including customers.

Do yourself a favour - think twice before you eat there. I went with a friend. The chips tasted and looked like they had been cooked in oil earlier in the day and re-heated in a microwave so they were soggy and tasteless and not a lot of effort put into presentation on the whole the food was substandard. The furniture wasn't the best. The chairs needed re-padding and given a good clean. The female staff were polite and helpful. Probably the only positive thing about our visit to the café.

Food intolerance now I can't buy from here but remember the egg and bacon roll. Well used . Staff look flustered but it must be hot inside the unit.

Used to be much better, but now overpriced and mediocre food. Ordered their burger special at £11. Got a soggy beef burger in an untoasted bun. No sauce, no salad, no butter, nothing! They have a small kids play area with precisely 5 toys and a broken TV in it.... Nice idea, but cutting corners while increasing prices will lose you customers

Oh dear! We got there at 2 pm for Sunday lunch. What a fiasco! (We have only had lite bites or cake before.) Asked for 3 meat Sunday lunch. Told there were only 2 meats. Said they would give us three slices regardless. We only got two. Then, the vegetables were added. Asked for parsnips, but told they "don't go with this meal." Asked for Yorkshire pudding, only two left. After an age of faffing, we got the food on our trays. Then went to hot drinks. It took 5 minutes to get served. There was only one person in front of us. Our dinners were going cold at this point. (They were not exactly sold steaming hot, though) Then over to till to pay, again waited 5 mins for till operator to come to the till. Finally sat down with food. Stone cold, not very nice, Yorkshire pudding was so tough you couldn't chew it. Needless to say, it was an awful experience for what should have been a nice lunch. Will not bother again.

Yes to be a good pub when it was the half way house. Very poor food cold jacket no side salad. Ham egg and chips was egg bacon and chips , eggs fried in the bacon pan