Ye Olde Chequers Inn

The beer was good, the staff was great, and the food was delicious. I had the roast and it was very satisfying.

Decent Sunday Roast for the price. Offer a 2/3 course set menu also. Would recommend if you’re in the Tonbridge area. Would definitely return.

What amazing 2 night stay ,food was lovely and the staff were amazing, landlord deserves a ,beautiful town castle next door,all the local s,were friendly, differently go back again

Went there on a regular basis while in Tonbridge. Staff were friendly and the food was excellent. Ate there 4 nights out of the 5 and the food was cooked to order. Large selection of draught and bottled beers available. Book early for Sunday lunch.

The breakfast at this restaurant was excellent and the price was very reasonable. The dishes were beautifully cooked and full of flavor. The turkey was delicious and moist, unlike other places where it can be dry. The gammon was also full of taste. I will definitely be returning to try more items on the menu. 10/10 recommend.

Lovely pub but terrible food and service. Roast beef was tougher than my old boots,desert came out without ice cream as on menu. ,the cream on the banofi pie had gone off tasted old and stale,My sister was given a dirty spoon with her desert,The lad serving us needs training on how to look after customers and smile,shame as bar staff were great. I will drink here again but definitely not eat again.

Complete transformation from the old pub I knew, and much for the better. The lounge bar area is very popular, but there's quieter seated area to the left. Two beers on when we visited St Austells Tribute and Harvey's, but they seem to have a good gin menu. One one bar staff on when we went on a Friday early evening, perhaps needed more. The decor is nice, tasteful and sparkling loos (always a good sign). I've walked passed this many a time, and will probably call in more often.

This lovely little restaurant is located near the top of the city, right by the Burg bus stop. It features a few screens for watching football or other sports, as well as quiz and fruit machines. While it may not be the ideal spot for a wild party night, it hosts a great quiz every Sunday evening with a 50p entry fee and some generous prizes. The place tends to get quite crowded, with the first prize often reaching around £40. Drink prices are reasonable and on par with other pubs in the area. The Chequers also offers karaoke every week, which can be heard from outside as it attracts a lively crowd.

Popped in for a bite to eat with my missus and my 8yr old son. We had sausages in a giant yorkshire (4 sausages) which had a nice rich onion gravy, cheeseburger with onion rings and chips the burger and the onion rings were homemade and really nice and a steak and onion baguette. We had 3 cokes too and it came to just over £27, which I thought was really reasonable given the quality. The only downside was that this was lunchtime and there was a very loud, drunk, foul mouthed woman and every other word was F . She came round to the restaurant side to ask a random stranger if she could buy his T shirt! There was another young lad the with his dad too, I think the staff should have discouraged...