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The Claremont Pub and Garden
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Nearby attractions
Tunbridge Wells Museum and Art Gallery
The Amelia Scott, Mount Pleasant Rd, Tunbridge Wells TN1 1JN, United Kingdom
Nearby restaurants
Raj Pavilion
20 Grove Hill Rd, Tunbridge Wells TN1 1RZ, United Kingdom
The Bedford
2 High St, Tunbridge Wells TN1 1UX, United Kingdom
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14 Mount Pleasant Rd, Tunbridge Wells TN1 1QU, United Kingdom
The Ivy Royal Tunbridge Wells
46-50 High St, Tunbridge Wells TN1 1XF, United Kingdom
The Barn Pub & Restaurant
1 Lonsdale Gardens, Mount Pleasant Rd, Tunbridge Wells TN1 1NU, United Kingdom
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GAIL's Bakery Tunbridge Wells
21 High St, Tunbridge Wells TN1 1UT, United Kingdom
The Compasses
45 Little Mount Sion, Tunbridge Wells TN1 1YP, United Kingdom
Juliets
54 High St, Tunbridge Wells TN1 1XF, United Kingdom
Bengal Brasserie
27 Vale Rd, Tunbridge Wells TN1 1BS, United Kingdom
Nearby local services
Jeremy's Home Store
26-28 Monson Rd, Tunbridge Wells TN1 1ND, United Kingdom
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Premier Inn Royal Tunbridge Wells
Merevale House, Royal Tunbridge Wells, Tunbridge Wells TN1 1DN, United Kingdom
One Warwick Park Hotel
1 Warwick Park, Tunbridge Wells TN2 5TA, United Kingdom
The Russell Hotel
80 London Rd, Tunbridge Wells TN1 1DZ, United Kingdom
Travelodge Tunbridge Wells
Mount Ephraim, Tunbridge Wells TN4 8BU, United Kingdom
The Brick House Bed & Breakfast
21 Mount Ephraim Rd, Tunbridge Wells TN1 1EN, United Kingdom
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The Claremont Pub and Garden

18 Grove Hill Rd, Tunbridge Wells TN1 1RZ, United Kingdom
4.5(138)
Open until 11:00 PM
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attractions: Tunbridge Wells Museum and Art Gallery, restaurants: Raj Pavilion, The Bedford, Kai’s Kitchen, The Ivy Royal Tunbridge Wells, The Barn Pub & Restaurant, wagamama tunbridge wells, GAIL's Bakery Tunbridge Wells, The Compasses, Juliets, Bengal Brasserie, local businesses: Jeremy's Home Store
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+44 1892 726457
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theclaremontpub.com
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Wed3 - 11 PMOpen

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Featured dishes

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Boubin Scotch Egg
Creole Shrimp & Fennel Cocktail
Cup Of Gumbo
(Vegan available)
Blackened Rump Beef
All roasts are served with garlic roasted potatoes, collard greens, succotash, popover and gravy
Cajun Dusted Norfolk Chicken
All roasts are served with garlic roasted potatoes, collard greens, succotash, popover and gravy

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Nearby attractions of The Claremont Pub and Garden

Tunbridge Wells Museum and Art Gallery

Tunbridge Wells Museum and Art Gallery

Tunbridge Wells Museum and Art Gallery

4.4

(58)

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Nearby restaurants of The Claremont Pub and Garden

Raj Pavilion

The Bedford

Kai’s Kitchen

The Ivy Royal Tunbridge Wells

The Barn Pub & Restaurant

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GAIL's Bakery Tunbridge Wells

The Compasses

Juliets

Bengal Brasserie

Raj Pavilion

Raj Pavilion

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(114)

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The Bedford

The Bedford

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Kai’s Kitchen

Kai’s Kitchen

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The Ivy Royal Tunbridge Wells

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Jeremy's Home Store

Jeremy's Home Store

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The Claremont Pub & Garden. I stumbled into The Claremont Pub & Garden quite by accident one afternoon, taking and evening walk, wandering down Grove Hill Road with no particular destination in mind. It felt like one of those happy mistakes that turn into a favorite memory. From the moment I stepped inside, I was struck by the inviting atmosphere—there’s a genuine warmth to the place that feels both intentional and effortless. You can tell the owners have poured thought into every detail, from the stylish refurb to the layout that encourages both mingling and quiet moments. Being an Ad man, I naturally found myself soaking in every detail of the space—it’s just how my brain works. The interior is a lovely blend of modern polish and classic pub charm. Spacious yet cozy, with snug corners that seem to whisper, “Stay a while.” I later learned it had undergone a refurbishment, and it shows—there’s a fresh energy to the space without losing its soul. Stepping outside and you’re greeted by a knockout garden space. Whether you’re soaking up the sun or tucked under the covered seating with a pint, it’s the kind of spot that makes you want to linger. I was pleasantly surprised to hear there’s a darts setup upstairs—though I didn’t make it up there myself, it’s a fun touch that adds to the pub’s character. The menu is modest but well-curated, offering a mix of pub classics and creative bites. I saw that they offer the mini truffle & parmesan arancini—rich and indulgent without being over the top. Crisp Chicken Milanese, and the Sunday roast looked like a local favorite, complete with all the trimmings. Drinks-wise, you’re spoiled for choice: beers on tap, a thoughtful wine list, and cocktails made to order. Mine was exactly how I like it—balanced, not too sweet, and served with flair. One of the things I loved most was the variety of seating areas. Whether you’re after the quiet charm of the library nook, the open air of the tent, the greenery of the garden, or the cozy snug, there’s a space that suits your mood. It’s clearly a family-friendly spot, and I overheard a conversation about vegetarian options, so I’d swear they cater to a range of dietary needs too. The staff—especially the young ladies working that first day - were a highlight. Friendly, attentive, and genuinely warm. They served with a smile, listened with care, and handled the crowd with ease. It’s the kind of service that makes you feel welcome without being fussed over. Whether you’re planning a casual Friday night hangout, a quiet lunch, or a catch-up with friends, The Claremont delivers charm, comfort, and a touch of surprise. It’s the kind of place you find once and keep coming back to.
AtlasAtlas
Great beer garden with heaters and a gazebo to keep you warm and dry. Despite my mate booking a table if 12 only an hour or so before arriving we managed to get in and a table for all of us. It gets very busy later into the evening so best to get there early if you're looking to sit. The food was brilliant, I got the Wallace burger which was crispy chicken, bacon, coleslaw, jalapenos, and sauce. One of the best burgers I've had in a long time, the chips were good but the burger blew it out the water. Drinks are average price for Tunbridge Wells, and they do steins of Hoffmeister for £10
Desyana SquiresDesyana Squires
We came to this town just for little sight seeing and shopping and try to find nearest place to eat from car park. Pub look good, howevervthe service was very slow. We wait for more than 10 minutes to get the menu. Then wait another few minutes for our order. As its too much wait we decide to order food at once. And again food came a bit long. Its not even peah hour for lunch as we came nearly 2pm We already hungry and just wait. Glad that the burger taste good. Nachos taste good too. Hope the pub check the guest more often rather than chit chat behid the bar.
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The Claremont Pub & Garden. I stumbled into The Claremont Pub & Garden quite by accident one afternoon, taking and evening walk, wandering down Grove Hill Road with no particular destination in mind. It felt like one of those happy mistakes that turn into a favorite memory. From the moment I stepped inside, I was struck by the inviting atmosphere—there’s a genuine warmth to the place that feels both intentional and effortless. You can tell the owners have poured thought into every detail, from the stylish refurb to the layout that encourages both mingling and quiet moments. Being an Ad man, I naturally found myself soaking in every detail of the space—it’s just how my brain works. The interior is a lovely blend of modern polish and classic pub charm. Spacious yet cozy, with snug corners that seem to whisper, “Stay a while.” I later learned it had undergone a refurbishment, and it shows—there’s a fresh energy to the space without losing its soul. Stepping outside and you’re greeted by a knockout garden space. Whether you’re soaking up the sun or tucked under the covered seating with a pint, it’s the kind of spot that makes you want to linger. I was pleasantly surprised to hear there’s a darts setup upstairs—though I didn’t make it up there myself, it’s a fun touch that adds to the pub’s character. The menu is modest but well-curated, offering a mix of pub classics and creative bites. I saw that they offer the mini truffle & parmesan arancini—rich and indulgent without being over the top. Crisp Chicken Milanese, and the Sunday roast looked like a local favorite, complete with all the trimmings. Drinks-wise, you’re spoiled for choice: beers on tap, a thoughtful wine list, and cocktails made to order. Mine was exactly how I like it—balanced, not too sweet, and served with flair. One of the things I loved most was the variety of seating areas. Whether you’re after the quiet charm of the library nook, the open air of the tent, the greenery of the garden, or the cozy snug, there’s a space that suits your mood. It’s clearly a family-friendly spot, and I overheard a conversation about vegetarian options, so I’d swear they cater to a range of dietary needs too. The staff—especially the young ladies working that first day - were a highlight. Friendly, attentive, and genuinely warm. They served with a smile, listened with care, and handled the crowd with ease. It’s the kind of service that makes you feel welcome without being fussed over. Whether you’re planning a casual Friday night hangout, a quiet lunch, or a catch-up with friends, The Claremont delivers charm, comfort, and a touch of surprise. It’s the kind of place you find once and keep coming back to.
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Great beer garden with heaters and a gazebo to keep you warm and dry. Despite my mate booking a table if 12 only an hour or so before arriving we managed to get in and a table for all of us. It gets very busy later into the evening so best to get there early if you're looking to sit. The food was brilliant, I got the Wallace burger which was crispy chicken, bacon, coleslaw, jalapenos, and sauce. One of the best burgers I've had in a long time, the chips were good but the burger blew it out the water. Drinks are average price for Tunbridge Wells, and they do steins of Hoffmeister for £10
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We came to this town just for little sight seeing and shopping and try to find nearest place to eat from car park. Pub look good, howevervthe service was very slow. We wait for more than 10 minutes to get the menu. Then wait another few minutes for our order. As its too much wait we decide to order food at once. And again food came a bit long. Its not even peah hour for lunch as we came nearly 2pm We already hungry and just wait. Glad that the burger taste good. Nachos taste good too. Hope the pub check the guest more often rather than chit chat behid the bar.
Desyana Squires

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4.5
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The Claremont Pub & Garden.

I stumbled into The Claremont Pub & Garden quite by accident one afternoon, taking and evening walk, wandering down Grove Hill Road with no particular destination in mind. It felt like one of those happy mistakes that turn into a favorite memory. From the moment I stepped inside, I was struck by the inviting atmosphere—there’s a genuine warmth to the place that feels both intentional and effortless. You can tell the owners have poured thought into every detail, from the stylish refurb to the layout that encourages both mingling and quiet moments. Being an Ad man, I naturally found myself soaking in every detail of the space—it’s just how my brain works.

The interior is a lovely blend of modern polish and classic pub charm. Spacious yet cozy, with snug corners that seem to whisper, “Stay a while.” I later learned it had undergone a refurbishment, and it shows—there’s a fresh energy to the space without losing its soul. Stepping outside and you’re greeted by a knockout garden space. Whether you’re soaking up the sun or tucked under the covered seating with a pint, it’s the kind of spot that makes you want to linger. I was pleasantly surprised to hear there’s a darts setup upstairs—though I didn’t make it up there myself, it’s a fun touch that adds to the pub’s character.

The menu is modest but well-curated, offering a mix of pub classics and creative bites. I saw that they offer the mini truffle & parmesan arancini—rich and indulgent without being over the top. Crisp Chicken Milanese, and the Sunday roast looked like a local favorite, complete with all the trimmings. Drinks-wise, you’re spoiled for choice: beers on tap, a thoughtful wine list, and cocktails made to order. Mine was exactly how I like it—balanced, not too sweet, and served with flair.

One of the things I loved most was the variety of seating areas. Whether you’re after the quiet charm of the library nook, the open air of the tent, the greenery of the garden, or the cozy snug, there’s a space that suits your mood. It’s clearly a family-friendly spot, and I overheard a conversation about vegetarian options, so I’d swear they cater to a range of dietary needs too.

The staff—especially the young ladies working that first day - were a highlight. Friendly, attentive, and genuinely warm. They served with a smile, listened with care, and handled the crowd with ease. It’s the kind of service that makes you feel welcome without being fussed over.

Whether you’re planning a casual Friday night hangout, a quiet lunch, or a catch-up with friends, The Claremont delivers charm, comfort, and a touch of surprise. It’s the kind of place you find once and keep...

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5.0
4y

I came on Monday when the pub re-opened and had a brilliant day, the staff all deserve huge recognition having had 4 months without being allowed to pull a pint / cook a meal. I am not associated with the pub, by my good friend is and I know just how tough it has been for them over the last year and the amount of work that had gone in to just be ready to open again. The system, of scanning a QR code on the tables is brilliant, perfectly compliant and as a customer so easy. To read a review placed on the first day saying someone had to wait for a pint is astonishing considering the changes that all hospitality venues have been through, at worst I had a 15 minute wait but understood that if every table ordered on their QR code at the same time, then that was to be expected. I’d rather be sat at my table instead of being in a 4 deep queue at a bar (we’ve all been there). So, from me and the friends I was with – well done, you all did so well after what was a really tough time of being closed. I’m coming back at the weekend for another of your amazing chicken and guacamole burgers and will probably have to have the wings as...

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3.0
5y

So, let me start by saying that I did mention my grievance at the time we visited and my burger was removed from the bill with no questions asked. The customer service was fantastic, Jas, our waitress was very friendly, helpful and saw to us being very well looked after. The starters and everything but the burger meat itself was absolutely delicious. The starters especially had us fighting over who had the last bits!! We all four had burgers and all four found the meat dense and course and not very flavourful. Other than that a pleasant lunch and experience. We hope they do well after the renovation! Would definitely go back, but probably would just have some sides to...

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