Pilgrims Hall from Tonbridge and Malling Menu

There are also parking spaces for your vehicle, the next parking lot is Aylesford Station at a distance of 180 meters from Pilgrims Hall in Tonbridge and Malling, Or you could use municipal transportation to get to the stop Aylesford, which is 177 meters away from the restaurant.

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The Pilgrims Hall is the oldest building in The Great Courtyard at The Friars, Aylesford Priory. Dating back to the late thirteenth century, it once served as a hospice for pilgrims on their way to Canterbury. The newly founded Fine Dining Restaurant aims to showcase the Aylesford Priory name, with all ingredients sourced locally and carefully prepared to the highest standard. For reservations, please call [phone number]. Enjoy a fine dining experience within unique surroundings, open Tuesday to Saturday from 6:30 pm until late.

Last update: 18.11.2024

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Nestled in a charming atmosphere, the Pilgrims Hall Restaurant offers a mixed dining experience. While some visitors have praised the generous portions and friendly service during lunch, Sunday Carvery experiences have been inconsistent, leaving many disappointed by limited meat options and lackluster vegetables. The setting, although beautiful, has been critiqued for being uncomfortably cold. Service can feel disorganized, with guests often waiting longer than anticipated. Despite these issues, the venue presents an appealing option for casual meals and takeaways, particularly their well-received afternoon tea. Overall, while there are highlights, a more consistent dining experience is desired.

Beautiful environment, eating was amazing, very festive and all hand made. the personal is very friendly, a great little sound. will definitely return.

Diane

21.12.2023 - 22:59

I booked a Sunday lunch carvery at this restaurant, expecting a variety of meat options. However, there was only one choice available - chicken. The food seemed to have been prepared in advance as it was all served quickly without any finishing touches. The vegetables were overcooked and bland. I felt that the meal could have used a more professional touch from both the kitchen and the waitstaff. The building itself was beautiful, but the dining area was quite cold and unpleasant, forcing me to eat with my coat on. It was disappointing as I had been looking forward to dining here as a regular visitor.

683samw

21.12.2023 - 22:59

We went for a stroll around the friary on a Saturday morning and then decided to stop here for a meal. The Pilgrims Hall has a straightforward menu, generous portions for the price, and friendly staff.

Joofsh

21.12.2023 - 22:59

Booked here for the Sunday roast as a three generation Fathers Day meal. We’ve eaten here before as a couple so this was a bit of a risk. A risk worth taking!! It’s a very atmospheric place to eat and the food and service were excellent. We will be back!

Jan

21.12.2023 - 22:59

I made a reservation to meet friends at this restaurant for their Sunday Carvery a few weeks ago. The venue was nice and the tables were set up for our group. Unfortunately, that was the highlight of our experience. We had to get our own drinks at the counter, the staff seemed disorganized. We were asked if we wanted to go up for the carvery before our starters were even finished. We ended up waiting a long time to go up for our meal, even after tables that arrived after us were served. I ordered the beef and was disappointed to find it tough, as did others at the table. When I asked for an extra parsnip at the serving station, I was told only one per person was allowed. The trays of vegetables on the table were lukewarm at best. Overall, our experience at Friars was not great and we will not be returning for lunch.

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