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England, United Kingdom Food Guide: 4 Pizza food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Tenterden
Find out what Pizza restaurants to try in Tenterden. Tenterden is a town with a large conservation area in the Ashford District of Kent, England. It stands on the edge of the remnant forest The Weald, overlooking the valley of the River Rother. It was a member of the Cinque Ports Confederation. Its riverside today is not navigable to large vessels and its status as a wool manufacturing centre has been lost. Tenterden has several voluntary organisations, some of which are listed below, seven large or very old public houses within its area and has long distance walking and cycling routes within its boundaries.
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1. The White Lion Restaurant and Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 680 reviews
Centrally situated on Tenterdenâs historic High Street, The White Lion gracefully combines âolde worldâ charms with a contemporary look and feel. All the ensuite accommodation, which includes both Family and Superior rooms, has been delightfully appointed
Reviewed By asarcasticwitch
Went to The White Lion last night with my family for a late lunch/early dinner. We booked online for a slot at 4pm as there seemed to be no tables available later than that even though it was absolutely dead.Firstly, when we went in there was no sign or staff around to take you to your table. So, we ended up standing in what we thought was the queue to be seated but when I finally managed to flag down a waitress after 10 minutes waiting, she said that queue was for the hotel and proceeded to stare at me like I had horns. So, I had to ask her again where we had to go to be seated as we had booked a table and by this point it was 5 minutes past our time. After a brief moment, she finally looked on the computer and took us to our table.However, she didn't leave menus or ask us if we wanted drinks or anything. Just pointed to the table and left. After 15 minutes of sitting there, one of us had to actually flag down a waitress ourselves (who was at the other side of the restaurant) to get some menus and drinks.Drinks took a further 15 minutes to arrive Then we ordered food.After an hours wait, food finally arrived. Now it wasn't exactly a difficult order and the restaurant had about 4 tables seated so that wait time was definitely ridiculous. I get that things might be getting cooked fresh but an hour is excessive.The food was standard, at best. I could have cooked it all better at home to be honest. When we booked here we were under the impression that it was a gastro pub, so we believed it to be a little more that just bog standard pub food, it's not. It's just pub food, but the menu disguises it at something posh.The sausage and Mash was okay, Gravy was the lumpiest Gravy I've ever had. The chicken breast main was on the bone but that wasn't stated on the menu, the person who got it doesn't like eating meat off a bone so that should really have been stated on there. When it says bread, it should be breast, not leg. The sauce on the chicken was just water with salt and pepper. Said there was chorizo but none in it. The steak was okay, cooked well but nothing to write home about. The burger was about 3 sizes too small for the bun. We also ordered onion rings but they never arrived. We would have flagged down someone to mention this but alas it seemed like we were the only ones in the restaurant as there were no serving staff in sight. Usually you get someone checking if food okay but not once did anyone even come into the area we were sat.We didn't bother with starters as there was nothing we liked on the menu and we definitely were staying for pudding as we had just gave up at that point, after 2 hours, we just decided to get pudding in tesco. Was probably better anyways.Overall, I wouldn't recommend. Unless you are okay hunting down someone to be served and don't mind mediocre pub food. I only gave 2 stars purely because the decor was nice and the steak was edible. Hi , thank you for taking the time to write this very detailed review. I have read your comments and Iâm concerned about the service and food quality you experienced with us and I would like to apologise for this. We always strive to be great at the White Lion and both I and the Head Chef will be using your comments to improve our team in the future. My apologies once again and thank you.
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2. Prezzo - Tenterden
Overall Ratings
4 based on 425 reviews
Reviewed By sar67
Nice old building very inviting. Staff were friendly and attentive. Food was delicious (except the calamari which was tasteless). Prosecco was good. Nice atmosphere nice restaurant.
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3. La Pizza di Tenterden
Reviewed By christosp33
I wasn't sure at first because the pizza toppings were a bit light and it was always cold by the time it got home, but they've improved massively recently.The pizza is crammed with toppings and they've changed their boxes.Only thing is that my wife prefers less toppings, but don't be shy to ask for exactly what you want.Also 2 for 1 tuesdays are amazing.
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4. The Milk House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 794 reviews
Situated in picturesque Sissinghurst, The Milk House is a village pub at the heart of the community. Every day the bar welcomes loyal locals, along with visitors from further afield, offering cask ales from Kentish breweries and a wide selection of wines
Reviewed By Van Thanh E
We booked their best room for an overnight stay. We enjoyed a very good dinner and their staff are all superb and made the evening a success. Then the problems began. Their best room is located above the kitchen normally not a problem except this night the kitchen staff neglected to turn off their extraction fans.....imagine listening to a loud humming mechanical noise all night....we did not sleep. The manager handled my complaint quite well but suggested I was mistaken as the head chef said he had turned the fans off....obviously there is a wheel off somewhere. I suggest eating and drinking at the Milk House but beware if you are contemplating staying and if you do avoid the Byre room.
