The Wrong'un in Bexleyheath is what you might call an "old school Wetherspoons". In that I mean it…read moreis a mainly wooden interior with the carpet, no music, not modern and trendy and the usual squabble of old men who spend their whole day in the pub as well as cheap food and drink. It is a little out of the way of the busiest parts of Bexleyheath which is its appeal to me. I have never seen much trouble there on my visits compared to for instance The Furze Wren or RSVP up the road although I wouldn't bet against it happening at some point. The pub is quite long and narrow with no windows which means towards the back of the pub you can be forgiven for forgetting that the outside world exists. The booths down one side of the bar are good for groups that wish to have a talk amongst themselves in privacy. On busy nights the staff can be under a lot of pressure and you might have to wait a little bit to get served but they do acknowledge waiting customers which settles you and makes you feel like you're not being ignored. All in all, I quite like The Wrong' Un compared to the other Wetherspoons on offer in Bexleyheath as a place to socialise and have a conversation with a mate, but it lacks that something special which would make me want to specifically go there for a night out.

It's a spoons so you know what you're getting…read more Last two times I've been for dinner have been great. Hot fresh food no complaints. They have the pizzas as well.

Still a locals pub at its heart, but also a large restaurant dispensing large portions of decent…read morefood to large audiences! There's always something on the menu to enjoy especially if you're not looking at moving too quickly afterwards. Not cutting-edge cuisine but on the other hand very reliable with friendly service and Shepherd Neame beers to wash it all down. Booking ahead REQUIRED for Sunday lunch, often other times too. Burp!

I love this place!!! Best to reserve a table here as i gets pretty busy and to avoid…read moredissapointment! We have been going here for years, the food is outstanding!! If your after a lovely meal followed by a beverage this is the place to go. Service is brilliant, very polite and also quick! You don't feel like once you've eaten you must get up and leave. They do some delicious deserts and starters. I am quite fussy with food so they do change certain dishes slightly to suit my needs. If your after a lovely meal for valentines then book a place for here you will not be dissapointed!

This pub came like a breath of fresh air to Gravesend. Decor, ambience, selection of beers, wines…read moreand interesting chiller drinks all contribute to a great experience. A good selection of menu choices and snacks add to this, as do the garden and terrace in the summer and the open fire in the winter. But the thing that makes this place extra special? Mel, Sue, Lauren, Ronnie and the other members of staff. This is a great place to relax. Brenden

Really nice and beautifully decorated pub in gravesend. Have a wide selection of largers and ales,…read moreand do really nice tapas on a Monday! They have a really lovely new outside area now that overlooks the Thames and has once again been done to an exceptionally high standard. The bad thing about this place is the atmosphere, it's non existent. Great for a drink in the summer with your other half, but avoid if you want to have fun.

Not a bad little pub for a evening out with friends. It is best and easier to go to the bar to…read moreorder drinks vs. trying to do so on the darn app. Prices are reasonable. I was told to stay away from the food as the quality was rather low. So I can't comment on that but I did hear it from a few different locals. Or maybe they were hiding a gem...who knows? :) Would go back for drinks no problem. Would probably try the food if I had enough drinks.

Last time I revisited this old place, mid-week, mid-day I was greated by the heart warming sight of…read moresome young balihoo launching a chair at the bar after being thrown out after the barman took offense to him buying alcohol to his underage pregnant girlfriend. Lest I become a snob and look further down my nose at this soon to be hooded fellow, I shall move on to writing about the actual place It's a Wetherspoons pub and so I suspect you'll get the idea of what it has to offer very quickly. The building was formerly the main Post Office building in Tonbridge, then a Quasar laser game, then the heaving alchoholic monstricity that is the pub it still is today. Cheap and soulless are the buzzwords of the Wetherspoons franchise and well they do them. Many a night I've lost under endless rounds of black sambuca chased by gallons of unwholesome rums and whiskeys. Never a stable foot leaves this place and nor should it for who would want to remember what lies outside..Tonbridge.

this is the pub where i had my first ever drink as a nipper. Located in the quintessentially…read moreKentish village of Benenden, the bull has one mid county pub of the year on many occasions. Not only is it perfect for its food and beer, but for its location is fantastic, set right next to the village green, it is the perfect place to sit with a beer and watch the village cricket team while the sun goes down on a English summer. It is hard not to be biased when talking about the bull, but i would truly encourage anyone passing through to stop off for at least a pint.

I had Sunday lunch. It was amazing. Lovely crackling with the pork. Cheesy broccoli was amazing…read more The menu looked very good on scallop week. The service was excellent. The girls behind the bar are very helpful. Tom

Tucked away with charm and character, The White Cross Inn is everything you hope a proper UK pub…read morewill be -- and then some. The food was spot-on: classic pub dishes done right, hearty without being heavy, and full of flavor. You can tell there's care in the kitchen. The staff? Genuinely lovely. Attentive without hovering, welcoming without fuss -- the kind of people who make you feel like a regular, even if it's your first time in. The pint was poured perfectly, and the chat was just as refreshing.

Old pub with traditional pub grub fare on the menu (Sunday roast, sausage & chips, some vegetarian…read moredishes). Interior is quite dark and looking a bit tired with formica tables and 'pleather' benches. Generous Sunday roast was let down by cold cauliflower cheese but generally good value and pleasant, efficient service. Plus points : large car park behind pub.

I. Loved. This place! Spacious yet charming at the same time. And the food was incredible!!!!…read more If you are nearby and looking for a pub meal, you won't be disappointed!

I regularly visit this friendly country pub for weekday lunch with work colleagues. A good range of…read moreales and lagers with good food at very reasonable rates from friendly and obliging staff. There are a good selection of local country pubs in the area and The Five Bells holds it's own against them all remaining popular with locals and those from further afield.

This pub is housed in the old buildings in the middle of Sidcup Place, a great park. The house was…read morebuilt in 1743 in the shape of a `star fort' laid out to align with the four points of the compass. The food is cheap and wholesome with quite a wide range of meals available. Ideal for Sunday lunch,particularly in the summer so you can take in the gardens afterwards.Unlike a lot of Brewers Fayre establishments this does not have a childrens play area.