Robin Hood — Restaurant in Tunbridge Wells

If you're looking for an extraordinary dining experience, look no further than Robin Hood. Nestled in a charming locale, this restaurant is a hidden gem that offers an exceptional culinary journey. From the moment you step inside, you're greeted with a warm and inviting atmosphere that sets the stage for an unforgettable meal.

Food: The food at Robin Hood is nothing short of extraordinary. Each dish is crafted with precision and passion, showcasing the finest ingredients and culinary expertise. Whether you're in the mood for a hearty main course or a light appetizer, the menu has something to satisfy every palate. The flavors are well-balanced, and the presentation is impeccable, making every bite a delight.

Service: The service at Robin Hood is top-notch. The staff is attentive, friendly, and knowledgeable about the menu, always ready to offer recommendations or accommodate special requests. Their professionalism and genuine hospitality enhance the overall dining experience, making you feel valued and well taken care of.

Ambiance: The ambiance at Robin Hood is cozy and elegant, with a rustic charm that adds to its appeal. The decor is tasteful, and the seating is comfortable, providing the perfect setting for both intimate dinners and larger gatherings. The relaxed atmosphere makes it an ideal place to unwind and enjoy a memorable meal.

Dessert Highlight: One of the standout moments of my visit was the extraordinary dessert. The picture below captures the essence of this delectable treat – a perfect blend of flavors and textures that left a lasting impression. The dessert was not only visually appealing but also incredibly delicious, with every spoonful offering a burst of delightful sweetness.

In conclusion, Robin Hood is a restaurant that excels in every aspect. From the exquisite food to the impeccable service and charming ambiance, it promises an exceptional dining experience. Whether you're a local or just passing through, this restaurant is a must-visit destination for...

Decided to go out for some late lunch early dinner after some retail therapy, found the Robin hood pub, all looked good from the outside, place looks little run down inside, staff couldn't have been more than 18 years old, placed our order at the bar and waited for the food to arrive. My wife's nachos turned up with hair in it and barely warm with fake cheese, more like cheese sauce than grated cheese, was sent back to the kitchen, we hadn't even finished our starters and our mains turned up, talk about being rushed. My wife's sweet potato fries looked as though they had been cooked for days and were just warmed up, my sizzling steak and chicken wings came out but all the peppers and onions were cremated to the sizzle plate, chicken wings tasted funny, my wife's steak had a funny taste to it. My burger bun was burnt and the steak was over cooked well over cooked. Food was left as didnt fancy eating any more, not more than an a couple of hours after being home we both came down with a constant trip to the loo, this was the only thing we had on the day so only led to one conclusion. Do not recommend thus place, needs a full inspection from the hu guy horse chain management and the environmental group as im sure the food hygiene level is well below par and get some propper chefs in there who can cook. Still suffering this morning cheers Robin hood pub way to ruin...

Oh dear. Rang and booked table - but no record of booking upon arrival. Lady taking order, whilst very friendly, didn't really know the menu so ordering was a little painful to say the least. Time from ordering the food to our starters arriving (party of 14) was just under an hour - not good! Starters were OK, presentable, and mostly tasty. Mains were a very different issue. A few complained that their food seemed under-cooked, some suggested it seemed over-cooked. The fish was tough and chewy. Sausages only cooked one one side (I took some uneaten ones home for my dog, and when I cut them up they still seems a little raw in the middle, only having one side that had any signs, i.e. black, that it had been cooked). My chicken was good, but others weren't so impressed. Deserts were also a mixed bag. The ice-cream was heavily laden with ice crystals, usually implying a melting and re-freeze has occurred. The Gin & Berry desert had no taste of gin, and was very dry, and mostly hard. Shame as the premises were pleasant and the waiting staff seemed friendly - although we were never asked if "everything was ok" after the food had been served. One member of the party uncharacteristically felt grieved enough to complain after the meal. If it hadn't been for the fact we paid up front, I would have been negotiating some compensation. Sadly, we won't...