Eating & Drinking
Pubs and restaurants
Great places to eat and drink.
Owned and run by family friends of ours, it's become a more modern, family-friendly destination pub and restaurant since its conversion from The Bull in Sissinghurst a few years ago. We often drop in to take advantage of the wood-fired pizza oven in the summer and there are also multiple music and entertainment events through the year to look out for, such as Milkfest. There's a smart dining room or relaxed bar food when indoors.
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The Milk House
The StreetOwned and run by family friends of ours, it's become a more modern, family-friendly destination pub and restaurant since its conversion from The Bull in Sissinghurst a few years ago. We often drop in to take advantage of the wood-fired pizza oven in the summer and there are also multiple music and entertainment events through the year to look out for, such as Milkfest. There's a smart dining room or relaxed bar food when indoors.
Our local pub and just a very short stroll away, it's the classic, traditional English country pub. Roaring log fires in the winter, garden out the front in summer overlooking the village green, there's a good range of beers and solid pub grub. Built in 1608, it's as you'd expect - snug, cosy and welcoming. Definitely worth booking ahead for food as it's always busy.
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The Bull at Benenden
5 The StOur local pub and just a very short stroll away, it's the classic, traditional English country pub. Roaring log fires in the winter, garden out the front in summer overlooking the village green, there's a good range of beers and solid pub grub. Built in 1608, it's as you'd expect - snug, cosy and welcoming. Definitely worth booking ahead for food as it's always busy.
The Three Chimneys
Hareplain RoadA little further afield across the border into East Sussex but well worth a visit. It has a well-designed courtyard garden with a wood-burning plancha grill in place for its South American crossover food. A lot more quirky than many of the more traditional pubs in the area but good fun with many interesting interior design features.
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The Bell in Ticehurst
High StreetA little further afield across the border into East Sussex but well worth a visit. It has a well-designed courtyard garden with a wood-burning plancha grill in place for its South American crossover food. A lot more quirky than many of the more traditional pubs in the area but good fun with many interesting interior design features.
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35 The MintAmy's Pantry
4 East CrossThis recently-renovated pub is tucked away down a quiet lane behind nearby Iden Green. There's a spacious garden out the back for families or an al fresco pint and a good array of hearty pub grub, including the seriously meaty challenge of their hearty tomahawk steak.
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The Woodcock Inn
Woodcock LaneThis recently-renovated pub is tucked away down a quiet lane behind nearby Iden Green. There's a spacious garden out the back for families or an al fresco pint and a good array of hearty pub grub, including the seriously meaty challenge of their hearty tomahawk steak.