Nice little country pub, very friendly people, lovely food at a very reasonable price. Would…read moredefinitely recommend it to my friends and they serve food every day of the week until 9pm!!

Absolutely loved this place. And the name The British Queen was so appropriate given that I loved…read moreanything related to the Queen. The ambience was lovely, with Christmas decorations and an outside seating area. We came in November and there was a Christmas menu with 2 or 3 courses offered during Christmas time and I only wished I stayed long enough to give them a try. We ordered beef bourguignon 19 pounds, steak and ale pie, served with a delicious creamy mash and a glass of ale 16 pounds, chicken (special) 19 pounds and Malabar fish curry with Haddock and king prawn and coconut rice 19 pounds. The food was soooo good and it really made my day to have had such a good meal at a pub. Definitely will return if visiting the area again on my next trip.

A once traditional boozer has been completely converted into a gastropub…read more The restaurant is located at the back of the pub and completely dwarfs the bar in terms of size and they've crammed a lot of tables into the space which does make it feel a bit cluttered. We came for Sunday lunch where it's possible to order from the full a la carte menu as well as the Sunday special. The full menu is very extensive - one of our party ordered the Beef Bourguignon which he thought was superb. Effectively this turned out to be a huge hunk of braised beef and in truth it looked fantastic. The rest of us ordered from the Sunday menu and went for either the beef or the chicken. The beef (a sirloin) was cooked pink, which pleased me and was good. The trimmings were OK. With the Sunday menu, it's possible to add a starter and dessert for an additional £2.50 per course. I went for the cauliflower soup which again was good but unfortunately the chocolate and banana mousse hadn't set, so it was more like a chocolatey banana soup. I'm not in the area much but this place was very busy, especially considering the one-time Michelin star rated Chapter One is literally across the road. So it's clearly a hit with the locals - lots of families! I would have probably dished out four stars had the dessert not been such a flop as it was a very pleasant dinner even in slightly cramped surroundings.

Usually I'd say this is a pretty mediocre pub, but there isn't much choice in Orpington, so this…read moreelevates it to rather good status! The pub has a friendly, welcoming atmosphere, a reasonable range of beers (although real ale fans might be disappointed!) and serves the usual generic pub food. It is a mix of locals, and during the evening rush hour, a few suits,as the pub is situated just outside Orpington station. The pub has a large screen TV and advertises Sky Sports, but whilst there is a lot of sport on the TV, apart from on Saturday afternoons when it is quite noisy, it is possible to enjoy a quiet drink. There is a large bar area and the screens are only one side, thus keeping both the sports and non sports fans happy. There is also a jukebox and pool table for the more energetic, or you can sit down in front of the fire with a pint and a newspaper, which the pub usually has a selection of available for customers to read. Overall, if you are in the area, it is worth dropping in if you fancy a pint or reasonably priced meal.

Nice Pub with excellent Food. The choice of Beers is great. My advice: Open a Tab @ the Bar and…read moreenjoy your evening. I spent two nights with my family there playing Darts, having great conversations with the barkeepers and local guys. If you stay in the South of London, grab a Cab or an Uber and go there!

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.

I love The Fox especially in the summer! Right by Keston common its perfect for a lazy sunday. Food…read moreand drinks prices are really reasonable and staff are a right laugh! Gets pretty busy on a Friday night too.

From the owner: Gastopub in Keston Village, Bromley. Serving high quality food and wast selection of beverages…read more Live music and themed parties.

Always a lovely personal service at the Bo Peep, and delicious food to match! It's in a great…read moresetting too.

This is a very pretty 15th century pub with real character, low ceilings and beams and a big…read moreinglenook fireplace. It seems to have had something of a makeover recently as parts of it look a little bit more like a restaurant now. I've eaten here on several occasions and most times have found the food to be excellent, only once was I disappointed when the portion seemed a little small, perhaps it was their last serving! The food isn't particularly cheap but the service is good and the bar staff are friendly and there is a warm and welcoming atmosphere. There is a big outdoor area with picnic tables which gets very crowded with diners in the Summer, and also a big car park. I would definitely recommend this pub for a visit the food is generally very good.

A fine example of a classic British pub still still thriving in the 21st Century. Cheap drinks,…read moregreat atmosphere and decent quality food at affordable prices. Top this off with sky sports HD on 2 separate flat screen TV's and you have yourself a great pub!

Food is amazing here aswell as the workers burger was amazing and chips music maybe a 7/10 but it's…read moreok

The service in the Bird in Hand is amazing. Staff are friendly and prices for food and drink are…read morereally reasonable. Its definitely my local pub of choice!