Woolpack Inn

Just as we are leaving the area and moving to Suffolk we find a brilliant pub close to us! As the estate agents show our buyer around our house to measure up we had to leave. We have had a few stops at The Woolpack for beers and cards after a long walk before, always friendly and welcoming. Today we had lunch and it was really, really good. My daughter had Fish-n-chips, my wife the pie and mash of the day and I had one of the best burgers I have had for ages, the braised short rib burger. A great place found to late. I am sure they will get fed up with us between now and our moving date as we will be going back for more. Thank you The Woolpack XXX

Very nice staff. Food was great and the whole inn is well thought out, atmosphere was lovely and inviting Will be going back . Hopefully with friends in the near future 🧡 .we would recommend to anyone in The area to pop in and enjoy time well spent

Hospitality was welcoming and lovely lady who was related to the owner was very chatty at hosting on burns night and gave us a few hints for the quiz! Food was delicious but green beans were missing from the fish dish, however were provided when we asked. The lamb and mint pie was delicious but disappointing it didn’t come with mash as listed and the smallest portion of sauté potatoes- gravy and veg was perfect! I took some of my husband mash he had with the lamb shank and it was so much nicer. There was a long wait for drinks to be told the young man was busy making cocktails. Burgers topped with pull pork went down a storm! Honeycomb sundae was very disappointing to end our nice meal at £9 each- basic ice-cream and smallest amount of brownie and honeycomb at the bottom- for this price I would expect it to be layered and it was no where near as the high standard of the main course. Overall very good and would return but need to make sure they are listing on the menu exactly what comes out with each meal and make sure this is served. Lovely staff- ever so friendly! And comfy ascetically pleasing interior ;-)

We have been to this pub three times for Sunday lunch. It is a treat to eat in this establishment. On no occasion have we been disappointed. The food is a very high quality. It is all well cooked to a high standard. It is the reason you would go out for Sunday lunch. It is not fine dining where you can leave an establishment after eating three courses feeling you need to get a bag of chips to fill you up. This is Sunday Dinner at its best. Everything on the plate is exactly how I like my lunch. The general ambiance of the pub is good, open fire, well stocked bar, and pictures on the wall which to me have an Hemmingway, Key West feel. The staff are good. Cheerful, attentive and motivated. The only down side is people bring their dogs to a pub. This a personal dislike of mine particularly when they let the wander around being ‘everyone’s friend.’ Overall. Sunday lunch here cannot be faulted. We have not been here for an evening meal.

A perfect weekend getaway in the Kent countryside. We stayed in the beautifully decorated Tattinger Suite. The room had a mini bar that was well stocked and reasonably priced (normal pub prices). You can hear the neighbours next door but for a 600 year old pub, you can’t expect soundproofing so if you’re a light sleeper, bring some ear plugs. Our dinner in the restaurant was amazing. We both agreed that the pie on the specials board was probably one of the best we’d eaten. All staff were attentive and friendly during our stay. Breakfast is a small selection of croissants and toast with options for a cooked breakfast, all in the surrounding of a festive decorated restaurant area with lit inglenooks. We will back again to visit next year.

Room was freezing they hadn’t put in the heating. We had to move as the was no soundproofing and we had people above us. Other room was better but we had to pay a bit more for it. The restaurant and hotel we were told are separate so restaurant bill had to be settled up. Good was ok but a bit overpriced. Breakfast was ok a bit limited and I was told it was extra for a cappuccino- the filter coffee was dreadful. Lovely pub though could be great