I love The Fox especially in the summer! Right by Keston common its perfect for a lazy sunday. Food…read moreand drinks prices are really reasonable and staff are a right laugh! Gets pretty busy on a Friday night too.

From the owner: Gastopub in Keston Village, Bromley. Serving high quality food and wast selection of beverages…read more Live music and themed parties.

Rude arrogant aggressive staff. Complete nose dive since last owner left. Top price for cocktails…read morethe jokers behind the bar have absolutely no idea how to make. If you want comedy forget the Sunday night open mic (what a painful experience that is) - order an Old Fashioned & watch the girls behind the bar have a melt down trying to make it. Comedy gold. Oh & service charge added when ordering at the bar. Food abysmal. Sunday Roast with meat so tough you wouldn't feed it to a dog. Do yourself a favour & AVOID!!

This place is fantastic, and I've only visited it a few times on Sunday. They do a wonderful hot…read morechocolate, full of marshmallows and such. they have all the sunday papers and you can really relax and stretch out. There's a coal fire and fairy lights everywhere, if I remember correctly they were even in the loo. There is a separate nightclub on the top floor which is always getting good reviews from places. Basically this is the trendy bit of Croydon, plenty of good restaurants round here. And the food in the treehouse is pretty good too. In fact I'm going to go here first chance i get.

Had a lovely Sunday lunch with family at this pub after visiting Charles Darwin's home. I had the…read moreRoast chicken served with parsnip, potatoes, stuffing, and my favorite Yorkshire pudding. The place was packed and the food definitely indicated why. Great meals and meal choices, great portions and excellent flavours. It's hard to find a decent Sunday roast in London proper and this was a true treat.

Characteristic local pub in town centrer. This place is full of history. In fact it was first open…read moreby the time that her majesty Elizabeth the I came in the surrounding area to take part to a baptism. Since then - about 1600 - this place offered the local community a place to eat and drink, including Charles Darwin that was one of the main person during last century. The lower ceiling and they own wood fire really made me feel at home. This is a typical pub I wish I could have also in my home town. Food wise was good, and the local beer selection made the rest. Definitely worth a try.

This Public House is part of the Harvester chain. If what you are looking for is good honest food…read morein pleasant enough surroundings then this could be worth a try. Harvesters tend to reflect the area they are in and this is no exception. The premises are clean and well presented enough for any middle-class person.

Absolutely loved this place. And the name The British Queen was so appropriate given that I loved…read moreanything related to the Queen. The ambience was lovely, with Christmas decorations and an outside seating area. We came in November and there was a Christmas menu with 2 or 3 courses offered during Christmas time and I only wished I stayed long enough to give them a try. We ordered beef bourguignon 19 pounds, steak and ale pie, served with a delicious creamy mash and a glass of ale 16 pounds, chicken (special) 19 pounds and Malabar fish curry with Haddock and king prawn and coconut rice 19 pounds. The food was soooo good and it really made my day to have had such a good meal at a pub. Definitely will return if visiting the area again on my next trip.

A once traditional boozer has been completely converted into a gastropub…read more The restaurant is located at the back of the pub and completely dwarfs the bar in terms of size and they've crammed a lot of tables into the space which does make it feel a bit cluttered. We came for Sunday lunch where it's possible to order from the full a la carte menu as well as the Sunday special. The full menu is very extensive - one of our party ordered the Beef Bourguignon which he thought was superb. Effectively this turned out to be a huge hunk of braised beef and in truth it looked fantastic. The rest of us ordered from the Sunday menu and went for either the beef or the chicken. The beef (a sirloin) was cooked pink, which pleased me and was good. The trimmings were OK. With the Sunday menu, it's possible to add a starter and dessert for an additional £2.50 per course. I went for the cauliflower soup which again was good but unfortunately the chocolate and banana mousse hadn't set, so it was more like a chocolatey banana soup. I'm not in the area much but this place was very busy, especially considering the one-time Michelin star rated Chapter One is literally across the road. So it's clearly a hit with the locals - lots of families! I would have probably dished out four stars had the dessert not been such a flop as it was a very pleasant dinner even in slightly cramped surroundings.

Such a great place to stop for breakfast! They have both traditional and American items. We had the…read moreBrekky, eggs Benedict and an avocado egg & cheese sandwich. We loved it all and Marcus was a FANTASTIC server. I would highly recommend him and this place. Enjoy!

I was very disappointed in my visit here. We stopped in on a Sunday for breakfast and they were…read morebusy with around an hour wait. Totally understandable. Sunday brunch time. So, we decided to get something for takeaway rather than wait. At the takeaway window the guy was disorganised and took a unnecessarily long time to take our order. Then when placing the order based on what was on the menu he said that changed. In this case a child's menu item that was supposed to come with hash browns. But it turns out it doesn't anymore. Then update your menu! So, he charged us for a side of hash browns. Then after getting the terrible service, from the dismissive guy working, they charged a service fee. Seriously? A 4.40 service fee for being slow and doing a terrible job. So my friend went to talk to the manager about the service charge and not providing items on the menu, the person he spoke to kept trying to dismiss him because they were "busy" and didn't have time to address his issue. Eventually he did get the service charge and hash browns refunded. After all this the breakfast burritos were ok at best. Large does not always equal good. And being busy is not an excuse for bad service.

Visited this evening, food ok but service dreadful even though the pub was nearly empty…read more Waited over an hour for food to arrive and when it did one order was missing leading to more delays for that person. Was once a nice pub, with attentive and good staff but not now, after 40 years it's time to look elsewhere. Very sad. G.B.

Lovely country pub that has all the warped walls, dimpled glass quaintness you'd expect. They have…read morea very friendly staff which makes all the difference! The letdown is the food. I ordered veggie sausage and mash. I'm pretty certain I've bought the veggie sausages at the grocery store before. The gravy was strongly reminiscent of something out of a box and was lacking in flavour. My friend ordered the game pie and mash. The pie was more like a big puff pastry sandwich with stew in the middle. I'd definitely come back for drinks. Food, probably not.

Excellent fast service, big portions, reasonably priced , nice people , great for brunch or a few…read moredrinks