Wealden Hall is over 650 years old, circa 1350, located in Larkfield near Aylesford in Kent. Being full of character you will find many original workings such as the beams on the first floor and three working fireplaces.
Added to this the style is traditional inside with part slate flooring and wooden furniture to compliment the age of the building. We welcome a mixed clientele of regular locals simply enjoying a drink and those coming to dine here. Quality pub meals are served from a varied main menu and specials board and you will find regular food and drink offers available. Traditional Sunday Roast is also served with fresh seasonal vegetables and all the trimmings. In warmer months our large beer garden with it's feature wishing well is very popular as it seats approximately 200 people.
A lovely traditional ye olde pub and warm welcome by the staff. Sue our bar attendant was delightful. When we arrived she was very attentive and directed us to a table of our choice, advised us on the menu options. The food was delicious. We are very pleased with the friendship shown by the Manager and Sue. We will be coming back again soon.
We had a really great experience today, the children loved Breakfast with Santa, the food was perfect and the atmosphere was very pleasant. I highly recommend it!
Fantastic meal, we had booked the Christmas meal for 8 people. Came with Christmas crackers. Good was delicious. 100% recommend
Fantastic, very happy. Such freindly staff. Brilliant. 100% recommend the Christmas meal
Local friendly relaxed atmosphere. Great reasonably priced food.
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East Malling, West Malling, ME19
4.3/5
Whether you are enjoying a traditional “Pub Favourite” meal, dining from our “A la Carte Menu”, one of our seasonal ”Party Menus”, or simply just in for a drink with friends, family or work colleagues, we’ll make sure your experience with us is really enj
