Waterloo House Tearooms

Not just a quaint little tearoom, this is also a thriving antiques centre. Easily visible from Stone Street, Waterloo House Tearooms is situated perfectly on the corner of Waterloo Road with spacious outside seating and a wonderful view of Cranbrook's windmill.

Food For Thought

Don't miss this little gem, tucked away but still on the high street, Food For Thought stands out with their Fair trade coffees and teas. Like most eateries in Kent, Food For Thought are proud to use fresh, locally sourced ingredients on their menu. If the weather permits, you can sit outside in their spacious secluded garden.

The Walled Nursery - Vinery Cafe

The Walled Nursery is a beaitful place to visit in Hawkhurst, and while you're there you should definitely try their Vinery Cafe, set in a Victorian Vinery. Their menu changes often but they remain meat-eater and vegetarian friendly, as well as catering to those with intolernences. 

Hawkhurst Fish Farm - Waterside Cafe

Relax and enjoy your day and Hawkhurst fish farm, whether you're a keen fisher yourself, or just happy watching, the fish farm is a great day out! Take your family to the Waterside Cafe and watch the shimmering water whilst enjoying something to snack on. 

Frankies Farmshop

If you fancy visiting Staplhurst Nurseries then stop by Frankies Farmshop. Offering light bites, and brunch options a little on the healthier side, enjoy Frankie's selection in this lovely open space.

The George Hotel

A huge favourite with the locals, The George Hotel always has a buzzing atmosphere. Taste their delicious menu, or stop by for a few drinks. The George has been open since 1300 and has hosted King Edward I as well as Queen Elizabeth I in 1573, why don't you see what the fuss is all about? Oh, and dogs are welcome too, what more could you ask for?

White Horse

If The George isn't your kind of gaff, try out the White Horse, conveniently just a stones throw away. Check out their Facebook page to see if they have any upcoming live music nights.

The Milk House

Another favourite of the locals, this buzzing pub is dog friendly and has a lovely large outside space with a play area for children. Visit the bar after dining in their restaurant - visit their website for menu hours. Don't  miss out on their amazing wood-fired homemade pizzas!

Larkins' Alehouse

The first micropub in Cranbrook. This family-run establishment mainly serves local ales, ciders, wines, and spirits, but there are options to keep everyone happy! While this pub is a fairly recent addition to Cranbrook, it's already well loved by the locals.

The Goudhurst Inn

1 minute down the road from The Peacock, The Goudhurst Inn is a sophisticated bar an restaurant with food as stylish as their decor. This family-friendly bar is spacious inside as well as on their outside terrace - a perfect setting to sample the wine from their award-winning vineyard and winery, Hush Heath Estate.

The Vine

Located opposite the scenic pond and townhalln in the beautiful village of Goudhurst, The Vine is a 17th Century Coaching Inn with a modern twist. While they focus on steaks from their grill, they also offer a range of pub classics. Can't say? - Take it away! They also have a take-away menu on their website incase you manage to resist their charms! And if you can't, no one's missing out as this pub is dog friendly - yay!

The Bull 

This comforting haven sits in the village of Bendenden, in between the village green and the village hall. The jolly atmosphere is complimented by friendly service and cosy surroundings. Take a look at their menu and find all the classics plus more! Don't leave the dogs out, they're invited too!

The Queens Inn

Established in 1561, this old pub has been given a modern makeover, making it a stylish, yet cosy setting for a few drinks. Alternatively, sit in and taste their wonderful menu. Either way, you'll recieve service with a smile and a feeling of satisfaction when you leave. Because it's Kent, this is another dog friendly pub for you.

The White Lion

Amongst many chain restaurants and competing pubs in Tenterden, The White Lion stands out. The outside seating area and inside bar are always buslting, yet the dining area remains calm and relaxing. We definitely reccommend you try out The White Lion in Tenterden, and you can experience the excellent service yourself.

William the Conqueror

Incredibly popular, make sure you book if you want to be seated and this fantiastic little pub in Rye. Just next to the harbour, William the Conqueror makes the best treat after a long windy walk with the dogs (or without!). A menu you'd imagine from a coastal pub, as well as a range of other options. Check it out if you're nearby!

The Small Holding

Named as one of the best restaurants in Kent, The Small Holding restaurant and bar at Kilndown is nestled in one acre of beautiful countryside.
With growing, foraging and cooking at the heart of everything we do, our kitchen maintains a unique connection between farm—and table,
and prides itself in being able to serve up honest food that is full of seasonal imagination and flavour

Mumtaz Mahal

The Tandoori restaurant every town needs. Take your meal away, or sit in this mood-lit restaurant. Usefully located in between the pubs and micro-pub in Cranbrook, you don't have far to walk if you're not ready for your night to be over.

The Great House

 A known smugglers den in the past, The Great House has a superbly stocked bar and a light, spacious orangery and dining area. Serving Al fresco specialities all summer, this is a popular meeting place for discerning diners and locals.