The best restaurants serving British food in Pelham Gravesham South East

Love this little cafe, really lovely sandwiches and cakes and the prices are decent too! Perfect place to come have a sit down and a cup of tea after shopping.

I love pie and mash and this didn't disappoint.

Lots to choose from. Our meal was lovely, freshly cooked and very tasty. Service was very good. Lovely views of St George's Church from the cafe.

We booked to use the downstairs bar and conservatory for a funeral wake. Thomas and Melissa came through for us, big time! A constant supply of hot drinks, and a really excellent buffet, again regularly replenished. With their help, we had a very relaxed atmosphere to share our memories of happier times, while celebrating the life of a much loved departed loved one.

There was just an issue, that the guy was working alone on a busy Sunday and he didn't managed well. He was really friendly, but if there's 2 staff, the service could be better.

Sometimes you can walk into a pub or club for the first time, or even as a regular, and be met with miserable or even rude staff and those that are wrapped up in their own self-importance - but not here in The Rum Puncheon. I came in here today on recommendation from a friend called Simon who is a fire chief at Eltham. Sat for almost an hour talking with a lovely young lady behind the bar called Tess. What a credit to The Rum Puncheon she is, though she is leaving this Sunday. I'm sure she will be missed. There were two Ales on tap from Horsham's Dark Star, those being Hophead and Orbiter. I only had the hophead which was nice. With the explosion of Micro Pubs and tap Rooms though, I would like to see perhaps one or two locally produced Ales such as from Iron Pier who even brew a Pale Ale called West Street - ironic as that is where The Rum Puncheon is. That said, the two ales available here are two more than some places have that stick to their same ol same ol monotonous regular ale. I'll definitely be back base don conversation alone.