Very nice hotel and pub. Super people. Local pub that is happy to have Yanks in for a visit.read more

Visiting the nearby Ightham Mote for my birthday, I was looking for somewhere special for lunch and…read moreThe George and Dragon popped up on my radar being Michelin recommended. The menu, pictures (and Yelp reviews!) looked great so I booked on-line for the 2.30 lunch slot giving us plenty of time to enjoy our morning. Unfortunately, we were ten minutes late due to traffic, and when we arrived we were told that we would have to order quickly as the kitchen shuts at three. We were rapidly seated and lingered over while we perused the menu. We started with a glass of Prosecco each and I hastily went for the pork belly and my partner went for the celeriac risotto. We didn't order starters, and I didn't really get chance to have a proper look at this part of the menu. While the children's menu is substantial, it is definitely aimed at the older ones and there wasn't really anything suitable for my 15 month old. This wasn't a problem as we knew he could share ours, plus we had brought reserves! The food came quickly and was very tasty, I couldn't fault either dish but before I had even finished mine, the waitress came round with dessert menus saying that we would have to order straight away if we wanted one. I think this is the first time that I have been made to order dessert before I have finished my main! My rhubarb and ginger cake was good but my partner was a little disappointed with his cheesecake. We ordered tea and coffee to finish and were finally able to relax. Although I can't complain about the food or the friendliness of the staff, the fact that we were rushed so much from the minute we walked in put a dampener on the experience for me. If you are not prepared to serve dinner in an unhurried fashion, don't take a booking at that time. Yes, we were 10 minutes late which was entirely our fault, but we could have also ordered starters delaying the whole process even further.

The last time we visited this pub it was great, we were welcommed with our three Shih Tzu dogs and…read moresat outside in the lovely large garden area, service was good and friendly and the food served quickly and of good quality. Going back today to dine inside this time, will report later.

Four of us and a big dog turned up on Friday and were greeted with smiles and welcomes from all…read morestaff on our way through the pub. We had a table in the huge garden and received excellent service from Holly and her colleague, whose name we didn't get but he was also very helpful. Three of us had steaks and the other one had a chicken and avocado salad. The food was delicious, and all three said their steaks were the best they had had for ages. The play area was full of happy children, which made an enjoyable background hum to our conversation. Overall, a brilliant late afternoon and we can't wait to visit again. Thank you King's Arms, and compliments to the chef. See you soon! A, J, D & T + S!

Visiting London means finding a great Pub in the countryside …read more Found this near home (Caterham) In Warlingham , busy place great service , had made a reservation, was seated at a nice table with a view of the countryside . Had a nice Haddock Beer battered with some Chips and a nice glass of Sauvignon Blanc from New Zealand

This is a really lovely country pub conveniently close to some major roads. If you're driving in…read morethe area it is absolutely worth a stop. If the weather is nice, you really owe it to yourself to sit outside and enjoy a meal with the sweeping views of the countryside. It's not just a pub and restaurant. They also have a shop on site selling food and wares. There's ample parking and a lot of outdoor seating. I wish I knew that their Yelp review had no photos at all. The only photos I took were of my food. The food is so tasty and well made. There's a broad variety and (thankfully) there are several really delicious vegetarian choices. The beer is varied and good. I'm not down this way often, but when I am, I stop in.

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.

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!

Went to the Chequers Inn for a club night and had the build a burger menu. Lovely food, great…read morefriendly service, good atmosphere. Very well recomended. A+

Country pub in the village of Crockenhill. Friendly staff (hi, Shaun), good range of beer, food…read moregood and not over priced. Has its own car park, TV, etc. About 5 minutes drive from Swanley..

Thoughtlessness. Impudence. Cynical Opportunism…read more The internet description uses words such as ' 17th. century Inn '; ' Traditional '; ' Built in the reign of King Charles '; ' Rural '; ' Birthplace of Little Titch ': British this; English that. The reality, on Sunday: the first chance available to it is taken with ?: blaring live ', music ' saying ' Good-bye ' to the end of the 'British ' summer with blaring music all around filling the local 11th. century church graveyard with the authentic ' British, English, rural, traditional ' sounds of... "...live ska, dub, and reggae music...", of Kingston, Jamaica:(which, if you live nearby you shall ! all listen to, whether you like it or not, because we are making money, and that's all that matters): which, as a warning to everyone who is interested in not encouraging such attitudes, is willingly admitted, (should it not be subsequently deleted), by the opportunistic management below in the response: '' Good day, (weren't) !! (sic) it. Loads of money '': charlatans.

Visited this evening, food ok but service dreadful even though the pub was nearly empty…read more Waited over an hour for food to arrive and when it did one order was missing leading to more delays for that person. Was once a nice pub, with attentive and good staff but not now, after 40 years it's time to look elsewhere. Very sad. G.B.

Lovely country pub that has all the warped walls, dimpled glass quaintness you'd expect. They have…read morea very friendly staff which makes all the difference! The letdown is the food. I ordered veggie sausage and mash. I'm pretty certain I've bought the veggie sausages at the grocery store before. The gravy was strongly reminiscent of something out of a box and was lacking in flavour. My friend ordered the game pie and mash. The pie was more like a big puff pastry sandwich with stew in the middle. I'd definitely come back for drinks. Food, probably not.