Good food at its best
array of other dishes, including succulent steaks of all persuasion, plenty of vegetarian options and a wide range of fish dishes. For special occasions look no further than lobster, which has a tenderness that demands your attention. Like Frank’s, it is truly something to behold.
A warm welcome awaits you at The Lion of Kent in Bearsted. The friendly pub on the Ashford Road offers a good selection of draught and bottled beers, lager and ciders and a well stocked wine cellar. The restaurant has an exciting menu boasting over 30 main courses to choose from. If you are planning ahead for your Christmas celebrations, be sure to book early. It’s great value at £8.95 for a festive meal, which includes a glass of wine, plus there are a selection of starters and desserts. A great way to raise a glass this Christmas! Whatever the occasion there is one thing that draws
customers back time after time – the great atmosphere in this traditional Kentish pub.
If it’s a delicious meal in front of a cosy log fire then The Kings Arms at Boxley is definitely the place for you. The traditional country pub serves real ale and a seasonal menu using fresh local ingredients. The pubs cosy interior features red Chesterfield sofas and exposed beams. Bookings are now being taken for Christmas – whether it’s a lunch, dinner or private party be sure to book soon.
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THE KINGS ARMS Bar and Restaurant
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A traditional country pub offering great food, an open log fire and a truly warm welcome
Full selection of real ales
Open all day for food - 7 days a week
All food is homemade and cooked to order from locally supplied produce
Large beer garden
Free local courtesy transport available for diners. Please enquire for further details
Bookings now being taken for CHRISTMAS LUNCH & DINNER
3 Courses Mon-Thur £26 Fri-Sun £28.50
01622 755177 The Street, Boxley, Maidstone ME14 3DR
www.thekingsarmsmaidstone.co.uk E:
admin@ka-boxley.co.uk
‘Certificate of Excellence 2013/’14/’15
Maidstone East November 2015
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