The Bull - Speisekarte

We recently attended a small festival near Wrotham and we opted to locate a decent local establishment for a Sunday lunch.

I stayed for 1 night in the Bull Hotel for business purposes. The hotel is a short journey from Borough Green and Wrotham train station.

Wow what a wonderful find! A delectable treat of deliciousness! We had driven passed this place for the last year without venturing inside.

The function rooms are modern and rusty respectively joined by a lovely walkway and decking . Perfect party venue. The barn area has a bar, cloakroom and great ambience. The hot food was top notch. Thoroughly recommend.

sadly the sunday roast was almost inedible as the beef was so tough even with a steak knife and the quarter roast potatoes were rock hard even when i told the young waitress upon collecting the plates no real response, not anywhere as good as toby carvers just expensive

We didn’t know what to expect, I’d read some reviews and if I’m honest was not expecting much. Well I was pleasantly surprised, we had a three course meal with a couple drinks each and I cannot say a bad word about any of the courses. They were all delicious, especially the chocolate mousse/brownie.

We stopped here, while travelling around south of England, it was a last-minute booking and we were not expecting much. However, we were very nicely surprised, really welcoming staff, great food and a large bedroom, which for the price paid was great value. When we woke up we were so comfy we wanted to stay in bed all day. This is a really good find.

I had a good time in the bar, which I visited between 5 and about 7. But that isn't to say I'd recommend it. The good time was had because the staff were a laugh, especially the two ladies who were a bit older than the very young ones. But a lot of the humour came from the mild air of chaos around the place--confusion about names of drinks, taps with a life of their own, slow or malfunctioning card machine. Nonetheless, the drinks were good. Excellent cider from Yarde; and they served Siren ales, one of my favourite breweries. When the kitchen opened, I ordered a burger. Not cheap at £17. That's OK, I thought--they've got 4 stars. But maybe that emboldened them to charge top dollar for what...

Be advised: if you have allergies, DO NOT EAT HERE. They are not equipeed or trained to cater for people with allergies or intollerances, which shouldn't be a problem in 2023! I wished this place would be good as my fiancée and I were looking to get married in their Buttery and Glasshouse. However, we were left extremely dissapointed and shocked at their incompetence and dishonesty. Despite mentioning MULTIPLE times we had two dairy allergies in our party, we were served food caked in butter. What's worse is after querying what looked like butter on the plate, I asked the server to double check with the kitchen and was then assured that nothing was cooked in butter. I trusted this knowledge...