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Our food is freshly prepared on the premises using the finest quality ingredients, by Turkish & Kurdish chefs.
Come and try one of our delicious set menus
SET MENU A 6 COLD MEZZES + 6 HOT MEZZES + 1 DESSERT
£12.95 pp
SET MENU B 5 COLD MEZZES + 2 HOT MEZZES + 1 MAIN COURSE + 1 DESSERT
SET MENU C £29.95 pp All food from SET MENU B
+ Unlimited House Wine & House Beer, Still & Sparkling Water and Soft Drinks for 2½ hours
TAKE AWAY NOW AVAILABLE
Sunday - Thursday 12.00-22.30 Friday, Satuday 12.00 - Late COLLECTION ONLY
62-63 High Street, Maidstone, Kent ME14 1SR 01622 675000
www.gemofkent.co.uk Email:
info@gemofkent.co.uk Fine cask beers & lagers £14.95 pp
meals & bar snacks
Our opening hours are :
Tues til Friday 11am ‘til 3pm, 5pm ‘til 10.30pm Saturday 11am ‘til 10.30pm Sunday 12 noon ‘til 8pm Mondays closed except bank holidays
Benover Road, Benover, Yalding, Kent ME18 6AS
Tel: 01892 730356
woolpackbenover@gmail.com
YALDING G The family warmly welcome you to our pub.
Beautiful family run restaurant, bar, conservatory and fully air conditioned carvery.
• Fresh Traditional Food Daily 12-2.30pm. Eve 6.30-9.30pm (Mon-Sat) & Sunday Lunch 12-8pm
• Carvery Friday & Saturday Evening and Sunday 12-5.30pm
• Function Room available for either sit down meals catering for up to 80 people or buffets for up to 100-120 people. Perfect for funerals, birthdays and weddings, family meals, business lunches. - Any occasion.
The Tudor Rose
Chestnut Street, Borden, Sittingbourne, ME9 8BT
01795 842575 32 Mid Kent Living
Atmospheric family friendly pub, large garden for many uses. Outside barbeque area, hog roast also available
£10
Fishing facilities from our garden includes lunch a beer/drink and all day fishing
• Children’s Play Area Regular live entertainment
• OAP days Monday to Wednesday 12-5pm All football showing
www.thegeorgeyalding.co.uk 01622 814376
Benover Road, Yalding, Maidstone ME18 6EJ
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