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Reviews on Contemporary food in Wadhurst, United Kingdom including The Bull Inn, Vittle and Swig, The George and Dragon Inn
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1. The Bull Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 195 reviews
Reviewed By whatsupwadhurst
a nice location, warm welcome and an enjoyable evening. A large beer garden. A comfortable, cosy dining and drinking area. A lot of dog friendly locals. Beer on tap, wine good and average prices.Will definitely go back.
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2. Vittle and Swig
Overall Ratings
5 based on 276 reviews
Relaxed, contemporary dining in the centre of Royal Tunbridge Wells. Perfect for lunch, right by the shopping centre or take a quiet table for business lunches. We also have seating around the bar for drinks and a separate bar bites menu. Open from 12 Tue
Reviewed By John L
We had an enjoyable Sunday lunch. I had the belly of pork and my wife had the chicken. Both were individually cooked, nicely presented and were delicious.as were the deserts.The staff and chef were helpful and were flexible in accommodating our needs.We will certainly return.
3. The George and Dragon Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
The George and Dragon Inn Reopened on the 13th Sept 18 under new ownership. The pub is situated in the beautiful village of Lamberhurst part of "The Weald of Kent" just 7 miles from Royal Tunbridge Wells. Our Head Chef and his team produce "Classic Pub Fa
Reviewed By tessie1
A period property in the charming village of Lamberhurst on the banks of a little river. Quite idyllic really-at least the exterior is. Inside this period building is a cool, (temperature), bar with very friendly staff. Despite the various attractive features within, there is invasive music and various boards advertising food/events, which tend to interfere with relaxation. Outside is a different story. We loved listening to the little babbling river and would have stayed longer if we hadnât been en route to somewhere else. Weâll return.
