The best restaurants in Teynham and Lynsted Swale South East

Hidden little gem. Walk through the antique shop to a bright small but beautiful tea room. Staff were incredibly friendly. Tea was superb and cake, well let’s just say it was hard to stop at one slice! Antique delicate china always seems to make tea taste better! Little games on the tables make it perfect for a get together with friends and even for children. Lovely views overlooking an orchard which was stunning. Will definitely be returning!

Today we had our Christmas Day dinner here. Kevin and the team worked hard to ensure we had good service , food and entertainment , it was fabulous. !! Thoroughly recommended !! Thank you Kevin and team. From the Jago / Bassett’s.

We had afternoon tea for two for my wife's birthday. Lovely facilities, service and food. Will definitely recommend and visit again.

It was a sad occasion, but uplifting and seeing friendly faces. It's a time to catch up and share many memories as Uncle would have wanted.

Nice place , nice people, all round good 👏

Always a pleasure to visit this venue, portions too large though

Good Friday steak nights and cozy atmosphere ❤️

We had a Sunday lunch here, it was so good, we booked for Xmas lunch.

My daughter and I had the most amazing meal at the Ship Inn today. Lucy absolutely loved her risotto...in her words, perfection on a plate . My salmon was SO delicious.. I had to eat it as slowly as possible to fully indulge in a truly memorable experience ... Heads up to the chef - Remarkable .

Can’t fault this place, Service and Food superb, with nice portions, staff very helpful and attentive. Will definitely be back.

Chips were terrible half of them not cooked and overpriced

Rude over the phone and just hung up

We had a large group booking here on a day one of the chefs had called in sick. Service was slow (2 hrs before mains were served-and not all the group had starters!) the children's meals also took 2 hours to appear which meant that they were getting a bit ratty (age 2,5,7&10). Some food was excessively salty commented by more than one member of the group. The pub itself was lovely and had a nice cosy atmosphere although the menu was on the more expensive side. We should really have been told a chef was off ill at the beginning of the booking but this was only shared at the end. If we had not been told this we would have only given 1 star as the service was appalling.

We haven't been here for a while but it was just as good as we remember. Everything we ordered was excellent and the landlord was particularly helpful with wine advice. I like a nice pale but the local Chapel Down was out of stock too so I ordered a bottle of Pinot Grigio. The landlord offered us tasters of a South African rose & the Pinot. We went for the excellent SA Pinot blush, which I would not normally have chosen.