Good food at its best
The Hop Pole Nettlestead Green
Hosts Mark and Kirsty welcome you to the The Hop Pole Inn, located in the beautiful Kent village of Nettlestead Green.
Traditional 17th Century Country Pub offers food cooked to order from fine local ingredients, with a selection of real ales and fine wines.
• Children Friendly
• Large Conservatory Dining Area
• Large Garden • Ample Parking • Free Wi-Fi
Maidstone Road, Nettlestead Green, Maidstone, Kent. ME18 5HH
THE HARROW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
A beautiful 200 year old pub set in the heart of Stockbury
Roy, Di and their team welcome you to The Harrow. A warm welcome and atmosphere await you.
Serving fresh homemade traditional food cooked to order.
Sunday Lunch 2 Course
Food Served: Lunch 12-3pm Dinner 5pm-9pm
07973 282 818
theharrowstockbury@hotmail.co.uk
Now booking for Christmas Festive menu available – call for details.
You can e-mail the Downs Mail —
info@downsmail.co.uk South 19 Starter & Main £14.95pp
T4U Tea Room Local, Unique & with a touch of art
HAVEN farm shop
Tea, Coffee,
Homemade Cakes, Jacket Potatoes Light Lunches & Snacks
NORTH STREET, SUTTON VALENCE ME17 3HS 01622 844789
Homemade scones, homemade jams and local cream SERVING KENTISH CREAM TEAS
“WEAR IT PINK”
SATURDAY 26TH OCTOBER Charity Fundraising Day in aid of Breast Cancer Research
HAVEN FARM SHOP
Selling great selection of local & organic produce sourced direct from Kent Farms
Large selection of Kent Apples & new season Kent Cobnuts
GAMENOW AVAILABLE venison & pheasant
PUMPKINS • PUMPKINS • PUMPKINS
Booking advisable Bar snacks & specials board available
Theme Night - Every Friday
Local and Organic at
Sunday Carvery 12-4pm Evening Carvery
Tuesday – Friday 6pm–8.30pm Lunch Carvery
Tuesday – Thursday Lunch
Senior Citizens Carvery every Wednesday
Christmas Menu now available – call for details
Tel: 01622 816916
www.hop-pole-nettlested.co.uk
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