The Chelsfield - Carte

Lovely atmosphere for dinner with friends. Fabulous food and drink. Our host Toby was very helpful and friendly. Will be returning!

Simply fantastic roast.. Great staff, great food and a good choice of drinks at the bar. I would highly recommend for couples and families.

The fish and chips was amazing ! Not to mention that Toby was so proactive- there every time we need him . Food came fast and spotless. Thank you Voir le carte

Went for a quite diner time drink and found a very comfortable pub with very friendly staff plus some god real ale. Will make this one of my favorites.

This is our second visit for a meal. And will not be our last. Lovely clean place with excellent staff, mainly served by Toby again today and his attention to all customers is exemplary. Food is great value and could not be faulted in any way. The menu is just the right size to ensure everything is available and cooked to perfection.

Poor at every level Lovely staff Most of menu unavailable eventually ordered salmon , very pale tasteless , had to ask for sauce which was greasy tasteless. Probably the worse pub grub , dont look on line , nothing like the description. Travelled long way looking for gastro meal , special event Left without finishing Meal not fit for purpose Voir le carte

Sadly quality of food is falling way below the initial standard set just after the Punch refurb. Roast beef used to be pink, crispy spuds, beef croquettes lovely red cabbage came as standard. The croquettes dropped off the dishes a while ago now red cabbage seems to have gone missing. Spuds seem like oven baked auntie bessies. Broccoli very firm. Beef was good, albeit no pinkess. Cauli cheese extra) was very good. 18 a pop now for beef, soggy Yorkshire pud, supermarket spuds, broccoli carrots. The sunday roasts were a class apart when it re-opened, not sure whether they are cutting back cost or what, but shame it's not maintained that level. Kids meals were decent enough the chicken/ham terr...

As long term locals (going back to when The Chelsfield was known as The Heavy Horse) both my partner and I supported the campaign to save The Chelsfield as we value local business so always support important venues such as The Chelsfield particularly through these difficult times. We arrived at 12:45 and requested a table for two. Was told by a server (Red hair and Nose Ring) to sit to the left of the bar on any table without cutlery laid out where we would be served. We took the table immediately closest to the bar to ensure we could be seen by bar staff (2x front of house, one person serving, not particularly busy for a Sunday). We waited for 25 minutes with no service and so went to the b...

Went there for lunch to celebrate a family birthday, 9 of us and a baby. As it was a Sunday, there were several different roast dinners. 3 picked the beef roast, 1 the chicken, and 1 the pork. 3 others picked from the standard menu. When the order was placed it took for ever to be served, almost to point of us leaving as we had another event to go to after lunch. The beef was dry, the chicken was dry, and the pork which should have has a crackling crisp top was soggy and the normal knife couldn't cut through it. The roast potatoes were all soft, soggy, not crisp and looked like frozen roasts. Those that had standard menu, the beef burgers were just about o.k., the big steak was overdone, but... Voir le carte