Where to eat
Swan Bar and Brasserie. A former 15th century coaching inn, the Michelin-listed Swan in Swan Street, West Malling, has wooden floors, restored beams and classic vintage design pieces, creating an elegant place to enjoy a meal or cocktail.
The Farm House. An Elizabethan house in the centre of West Malling’s High Street, the Farm House, a gastro pub with a friendly atmosphere and an extensive menu from traditional Sunday roast to French-influenced dishes
Frank’s Restaurant and Mussel Bar. Moules are a must at this buzzing venue in West Malling High Street, specialising in seafood and continental cuisine.
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Market, meal and Manor Park Named Kent Rural Community of the
Year, West Malling has a thriving farmers'
market. Head there on the fourth
Sunday of the month, when the High Street is bustling. Browse interesting stalls
selling a wide range of fresh local produce including meat, fruit, vegetables, cheeses, artisan breads, cakes, jams and preserves, then put the
shopping in the car (in the nearby free car park) and enjoy a leisurely lunch in one of several rated pubs and restaurants. Afterwards, why not take a stroll in Manor Park on the outskirts of the town where there are 52 acres of trees, pathways, fields, cows and a lake. The next farmers’ market is on January 26.
Past perfect Historic highlights include St Leonard's Tower, a tall Norman keep built by Bishop Gundulph, and stunning St
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