Lovely family run pub that has such a history. We have only had a drink in here when we were down…read moreat Rye. The area is steeped in smuggling tales and I aim to expand on this, at a later date. Room rates are very reasonable so we might stay over here next time, instead of Rye.

This is a lovely Inn dating back to 1476 which makes it one of the oldest in Romney Marsh…read more They offer B&B which given the location makes it ideal to use as a base to explore the area or just stay the night before getting the Eurotunnel to France which is nearby. The restaurant does a good selection of food and caters well for vegetarians. The bar boasts a welcoming open fire and on a cold miserable evening is a sight to behold. There is also a games room. In the summer there is a nice garden to sit in. Opposite the Inn is the Church of St Mary the Virgin, this is a beautiful church and buried in the Churchyard is Edith Nesbit famous for writing the novel The Railway Children.

Dating back from 1579, the main building that you see today was built in 1728. It has been a…read morestopping point on the way up from Dover for hundreds of years and is a very charming building. There is a restaurant section built at the back in a lovely glass conservatory which is warm and cosy and light and airy. (A set of conditions that is very difficult to achieve!) My father was thrilled to discover that they offer a third off the price of meals for the over 60s! Having just reached that milestone, he has unearthed a whole underground 'senior' discount movement! Anyway, I digress, back to the review.. We were settling down in the back, looking at the menu and I idly looked up review on another review site (which is obviously nowhere near as good as Yelp!). The first one I read mentioned that it on had a two star rating for hygiene. At that very moment, Pa came back from the bar with drinks and I kid you not, there was a HUGE dead moth floating in the top of my diet coke. I cannot believe that I was the first one to notice it - it was like a hairy pterodactyl covering the whole of the top of the glass. If we hadn't already ordered and paid, I would have walked at that point, but we were invested and I was hungry... We both had the fish and chips with peas, which was perfectly ok and relatively moth free. We even followed that by sharing a huge piece of syrup sponge with custard that was lovely and not too sweet. Had I not known about the hygiene rating and had I not been served a giant insect in my drink, this place may have got three stars, with a potential for four. Unfortunately I'm just old fashioned and prefer my beverages with ice and lemon, not a side of moth!

just had lunch after waiting about 25 mins for meal to arrive what should have been a hot roast…read moredinner was cold i think the meals are cooked then put on the side untill a member of staff can be botherd to get them thats ok if you are having food that is supposed to be cold the only thing i was able to just about eat were potatoes ane roast beef even these were luke warm as for the veg i think they were just shown hot water as they were cold and hard needless to say i will not be eating there again shame as i was going to make this for all my buiness calls while in the area.

This pub has just re opened and has great parking out front and also a garden at rear. There is…read moremassive open fires dividing the rooms. Very good price on the drinks and there also child friendly.

Had three very good fish and chip meals here in the past. Today, TERRIBLE !!!…read moreChips were dried out warmed up offerings bordering uneditable. Cod was undercooked although batter reasonably crisp??? Mushy peas cold ! Will have to think twice on returning. Shame, do better pilot you are well off course.

Set amongst the shingle with views down to the sea and the Romney Hythe & Dymchurch Railway…read more(http://www.qype.co.uk/place/preview/uk-4772113-romney-hythe-dymchurch-railway-hythe) running by its side this is a great location. And when the sun comes out, as it did today, this is a great spot for feasting on traditional fish and chips with a few beers in their garden. The building is functional and non-descript you don't come here for the architecture but as part of a Dungeness afternoon of delights including a stroll to Derek Jarman's Garden (http://www.qype.co.uk/place/439630-Derek-Jarmans-Garden-Folkestone) and a journey on the mini-railway its perfect. Friendly staff and very good fish and chips its a busy pub at lunchtimes, filled with families. I love the skate here light and crispy batter and real chips. (See photo below)