Great local pub with good selection of beers and food (don't just look at the specials board, get a…read moremenu). Parking and pleasant garden tucked away at the back.

Grasshopper was our home away from home for a few days. We loved the cozy feel with the catchy…read moreChurchill quotes written on the wall. The beer was cold and the wifi was a definite plus. We wanna make a trip back to England just to visit this little gem.

Great tea room with exceptional soups and sandwiches. We had a long country walk and needed to find…read morea place that served some wholesome food for a chilly autumn afternoon. The soups were excellent, we had the potato and leek (although I would have loved to have tried the chicken if it was available). We shared a soup each and the turkey, stuffing and cranberry sandwich. The best bread I've had in a long time, freshly cooked that morning! Wouldn't bother going anywhere else if your boating from out of town!

Quaint on the outside one might be disappointed by the interior decor which is minimal to say the…read moreleast. However, the attraction of this place is not how fancy it looks inside: the appeal comes from the lovely warm atmosphere and the delicious home made treats that they serve. I can't recommend strongly enough their home made chicken soup (and I hate chicken soup as a rule) which genuinely made me understand the appeal of chicken soup and its healing properties. Watching the homebaked cakes rotate on their stand is enough to get anyone to skip straigth to dessert but don't you will be missing out if you do!

FINE FOOD & EXCELLENT SERVICE…read more Pre-booked a table & took some friends to lunch. The fish here is always exceptional we enjoyed sea bass on spinach with new potatoes Tuna salad nicoise. Well cooked & presented. The tuna was cooked perfectly moist & pink. A beautifully arranged plate wonderful olives lettuce & perfectly cooked dwarf beans For dessert Apfel Strudel with quality ice cream.Staff are always pleasant & attentive. Our compliments to this establishment the chef does it proud

Sundridge is a group of houses stretching along the A25 west of Sevenoaks. Loads of us drive…read morethrough but few stop....... Well, they should at least visit the White Horse. They were running Larkins & good old London Pride but most impressive was their Caledonian bitter range - as rare as hens teeth in these parts! I'd heard they keep their beer well & the Chocolate Drop was delicious - really, really drinkable. The interior is classy and, I understand, the food good. Top marks to the barman there - phone lines were all down in the locale & I didn't have enough cash for my large round. He served me it all anyway & asked me to pay when I next passed! What a toff. Well worth a visit, fellow Qypers....

Refurbed and now a freehold pub. Great selection of both draught and cask ales, wine & gins. Home…read morecooked food. Everything fantastic

December 2021 - hallelujah - a free house, with new owners, new managers, and a total makeover…read more 12 of us are and drank there for a pre Christmas get together. 3 courses each, great food, great beer and great valu. We were there from lunchtime until 10pm. We are and drank what we wanted and the bill oy just came in at about £50 a head - amazing value I popped in again just for a drink and to make sure that it wasn't a one off. The second time around,I was equally impressed. 4 real ales with interesting and tasty choices to choose from and new ones due to come on making me want to come back The Larkin's porter and old dairy Uber brew were particularly good. Matt the new manager keeps a cracking good pint and knows his stuff. Add in a choice of 4 lagers, 2 ciders, a craft beer and Guinness and the choice is amazing. I also met Ana who runs the front of house and who cooked possibly the best sausage roll I have ever tried. This whole place has has a top notch makeover and screams out that it is a quality country pub. Like all newly refurbished places, it still needs to develop some character but as Matt explained , that is not just about putting rubbish up on walls, it will take time and he also explained the plans for adding some booths inside. I looked at the garden which is going to be a paradise in the summer and I understand that there is also a kids play area being built. Even more exciting was the rotisserie chicken machine which will be added some time next year and exciting things like schnitzel that may be added to the menu and which will keep dragging me back. I only wish that I lived a little closer. You would never keep me out..

I was so excited to revisit the Fox and Hounds after visiting a few years back after doing a…read moreNational Trust walk nearby. Unfortunately, I was really disappointed! The only good thing was my past memories! My mum and I visited on a weekend day evening, we arrived at 5:50pm, but the pub was not yet open yet, as it closes between lunch and dinner time. As it was a nice day we sat outside while we waited until 6 when the doors open. Obviously as we had been waiting, it was quiet and we were the only people in there. The place looked a bit tired and to be honest, a bit dirty. We ordered food, I went for the special, beef pie with garlic potatoes and vegetables and my mum had ham and eggs. When our meals came out, I was quite disappointed with the 'slice' of pie. I could swell the garlic from the other side of the room and when I started eating my meal, there was one strong flavor that stood out and overpowered everything else, but I couldn't identify it. It didn't taste like it was the garlic, I couldn't put my finger on it. My meal was extremely oily, the plate was swimming in it and the pastry from the pie soaked it all up. There wasn't much meat in the pie and I wasn't too keen on the red cabbage. All I could taste was the oil. If I hadn't been with my mum, I probably would have left the meal as the minute I bit into it, I didn't like it. On the other hand, my mum very much enjoyed her ham & egg. Considering we were the only people in there, the service was very slow and we waited an age for people to collect our plates so we could ask for the bill. Even when they did, they didn't even ask how our meal was or show any politeness. I think the reason why I enjoyed the pub previously was because it was a chilly day outside and the pub has a huge open fire. I think this pub is best for drinks in front of the fire, to which I may return and do in the future, but I won't be having the food!

If you would like a simply outstanding beer, then this is your place. They have Harvey's best…read morebitter gravity poured from barrels set up behind the bar. Otherwise it's a cheerful enough place, with an old "L" shaped bar and dining bar running along the side. Interesting to note that bricklaying was one of Churchill's recreational interests.

From the owner: We are a traditional village pub in the heart of the community. We offer good quality British pub…read morefood, Harvey's Sussex Best Bitter straight from the barrel, a great selection of wines and soft drinks. With a roaring log fire in winter and the green opposite we are perfectly situated for a bite to eat, a three course meal or just a drink or two!

For a quick bite and still healthy food at a services this place is to be recommended…read more Waiting time at the order point was no more than 3 min with 3 customers ahead of me. The young man behind the counter was knowledgeable, friendly and quick without being rushed. A fresh prepared burger with bacon and cheese took no time to prepare. Even after I asked to leave the tomato of after ordering. Standard the burger, as do most menus, comes with coleslaw, union rings, chips and plenty of lettuce. While is was eating i saw the young man behind the counter clean it 4 or 5 times and wash his hands 3 times, so hygiene is covered. All in all an ice place for a quick bite during a journey.

Harvester is like a pub style restaurant.Parking is free and they have room for at least 30…read morecars.The Harvester offer a deal called the early bird which means if you go to the Harvester before six o'clock you get a third of your meal which makes it very good value.Most dishes are under eight pounds.I find it best to go early as you get better service which is faster as they are not so many people to look after.When ever i go i get good fast service , the waitress is always nice and friendly.There is a free salad cart for everyone to enjoy , i have this instead of a starter you get enough time to eat this.You are normally rushed unless they are very busy.The only thing that annoys me is you have to wait ages to pay your bill.

This is a good place to go if you want a cheap meal, even better with the early bird deal meaning…read moreif you order before 6pm you save a third on your bill. We took the kids there recently and service wasn't the best, was quite busy, kids were getting restless, no colouring books/crayons offered like in most Harvesters we have eaten in. Food is good, nice choice at salad bar and on childrens menu but lets itself down because service is slow.

Very well served. Quick service, very clean, COVID precautions handled very well. Very limited…read moreseating due to health and safety and all staff was wearing masks. Staff was also very helpful. Free parking for up to 2 hours stop and a fuel station nearby makes this an ideal stop. Will visit again.

Give this Costa a wide berth... sullen, rude staff who, between 4 of them, didn't want to even…read moreacknowledge us although we were the only 2 customers in the entire place. They totally ignored us even though I smiled and said 'hello'. They looked like the kind of people who would spit in your coffee.