The best restaurants serving Default food in Charing Ashford South East

Just found out that they have closed for retirement. Have been going here for 20 years and wish Gordon and his wife a happy retirement

A fantastic Micro Pub. The landlord is very friendly and so are the locals. A good choice of real ales. Well worth a visit

Delicious family Sunday roast. We'll be back!

Fantastic Indian restaurant. Excellent price/quality

Wonderful service in a beautiful restaurant. Food was amazing. Plenty of choice and the prices are very reasonable.

First time visiting this Chinese ( due to my fav was shut that day) * If you want poor flavours. *small portions * terrible service * rude staff member * The egg fried rice had no egg in. it looked like a colouring was added . The ribs lack lustre and dry. So after two bites , which made me feel very unpleasant .we decided to take a whole lot back . Only to met by worse passive aggressive owner . Not only did the owner fail to sort in a professional manner. Claim the card machine suddenly stop working ! Call me names and to point said to my face , not a Christian or a god ! She hid the card and wouldn't let us see what she doing . After an hour after showing the owner ,if a business can not provide a refund due to a card machine ( totally believe was lying ), a business can do a cash refund . Felt sorry for the man .he was very embarrassed by her actions . He apologised but she refused . I reported this business to trading standards. Please see my review of my regular Chinese takeaway, who 100 per cent better than The rainbow.

We enjoyed a truly delicious meal at The Bowl Inn. The service was exceptional, and the setting was lovely. Would definitely recommend the restaurant, but can't say what the rooms are like as we didn't stay there.

I was last here 25 years ago, and I have to say that yesterday's visit was fairly disappointing. The car park has room for around 40 cars and access is good. Paths are well maintained and there are a few benches and a good number of spots to sit for a picnic. Generally visitors seemed to be taking their rubbish away responsibly. It is promoted as containing rare chalk grassland species. However, the entire area which we walked on was almost entirely overgrown with dense tussocks of coarse grasses, thistles and plantains. The only obvious chalk grassland species visible was crosswort. There are cultivated fields uphill to the North and East which are probably fertilized and leaching nutrients onto the reserve. The only saving grace was the bird life. We saw a good number of meadow pipits, linnets and yellowhammers. We said that we would give it one last chance in about a month's time, so I will edit this review then...