Reviews in Kent

We used to come here a while ago ,always did a great rabbit pi.e Now............ not so good, overpriced ,uninteresting,greasy mass produced ,really not very nice.

My friend and I recently visited your Inn for lunch. The food was excellent (ploughman's) and the staff very friendly - made us feel very welcome. We will certainly be visiting again.

Although the food was hot and filled the plate, the roast beef was paper thin and impossible to cut. My potato portion was less than a standard sized potato, one of my daughters was larger than the three pieces given to me. Service was slow even allowing for it being full with a large local party. I still had to wait 17 minutes for my main course plates to be cleared. It really did remind me of SCHOOL DINNERS especially with meat being so thin and rather stringy. The meat seemed to be silver side but as it was so very very thin it had no real texture the Gammon Looked OK but the Turkey had a very tinny taste as if it was not far off the turn. The toilet was embarrassing as you had to squeeze past the people in another Bar to get to the Ladies or Gents. The drinks where non to cheap with 125cc of Coke costing £1.50 and the increase in food pricing for a Sunday from £3.50 to £6.50 was not justified at £3.50 it would have been the best value for money possible even with paper thin meat and limited portions of Potato's..Staff were pleasant even if one of the waitresses did not understand Blanc means White.Visited April 2012

Exquisite meal, in beautiful English countryside.

After a brief visit to The Pavilion we were shocked at the exorbitant price charged for a lime and soda: 80p for the lime, £1.20 for the soda! I have contacted this company, but have had no explanation as to why they charge so much.

My husband and I, with our witnesses, had a wonderful post secret wedding lunch at the Mulberry Tree. All was perfect, including the weather. (Don't know how you managed to arrange that!) You made our special day even more special. Thank you so very much.

Highly recommend this venue for a special occasion - impeccable service from staff - bar staff wonderfully fast and polite - great atmosphere - fantastic food and plenty of it! Just one down for me and some of my party - the DJ needs to learn to cater for a very mixed age clientele eating here...turn down the volume a bit so people can talk while eating and choose his music more carefully for example 70's and 80's would be conducive for this venue....WELL DONE TWINS STAFF.

I visited Soup-Urb in February on a Saturday lunchtime and found it bustling, but able to seat us in a sunny window seat on some seriously retro styled benches and chairs.The waitresses were divided into those who seemed eager to be there, but busy and one who seemed desperate to be anywhere else, but was unfortunately in charge of taking our order. We were a little scared of her brusque manner!However, I ordered the soup of the day, a delicious and well-portioned soup with a sweet potato base, served hot. It came in a little ceramic pot with a plate of fresh baked bread and slightly salted butter. All were delicious. I drank a super matcha green tea smoothie which was full on yummy, although pricey!My partner had a roast pork and crackling sandwich on thick slices of home baked bread, with lashings of tasty chutneys. He loved it and has since wanted to return to re-order, but is conscious of the cost. Overall, tasty and substantial food, based on a rustic farmer's market-type concept. Would love to pop back every weekend, but the prices are a little steep for a simple sandwich or bowl of soup.

Had a lovely Afternoon Tea at The Marquis, beautiful food, superb staff, lovely relaxed atmosphere!

Very unclean in restaurant with odd and dirty cutlery in pots on tables and food scraps on floor, dirty windows, sticky tables and one of waitresses wiped her nose on tea towel used for serving food.Staff however polite and food ok.

Excellent food, fantastic service staff really friendly they come and speak to you which i think it nice as it provides the personal touch to fine dinning. Visit a lot of restaurant in my time in Gravesend, Lavasa must be one of the top ones, its a must try will be calling again. Jess

I would not recommend a visit to this restaurant. My partner and I attended here on Thursday 9th Feb 2012. The food was cold to luke warm and tasted bland. At a price of £29 for the 2 of us and a soft drink not only do I feel completely dissatisfied I feel completely ripped off. After mentioning our dissatisfaction at the point of paying, we were answered with `sorry` I will not be returning here again.

went to this former sheps house now a free house renamed EARL OF CLARENDON the food there was a treat we had Sunday lunch there the beef melted in you,re mouth and the lamb was was a delight with it came fresh vegetables beautiful real roasties and yorkshires veg came in separate dishes not all on a plate like others the couple who own it do it themselves and do they know how to. well done to them ten out of ten and good luck in the future i will be back soon .

This is the worst Indian Restaurant we have ever been to. The service was rushed and the food was absolutely tasteless!!!! Waste of money, waste of time!!

Worst tandoori I have ever eaten in my life... Curry was a dish of oil, sag paneer was like chewing on rubber, my chicken tikka main meal came as two burnt legs, oh... And learn from my mistake... Check your change!!!!!!

Lovely cafe...great value for money and the food is good too. Lovely staff who are always friendly. Food is never disappointing and it arrives without a long wait.Very clean and well worth a visit. Great coffee too...****

A brief visit before Christmas 2011 following the re-opening of the restaurant in October under new management was a first for Spanish food. The tapas came quickly and was well cooked. The staff were very friendly and the whole experience was extremely pleasant. I would recommend this restaurant.

Recommended for Ramsgate curry lovers, consistently good, tasty dishes and good take away service / times