The Blue Anchor - Menu

I stopped by after work for drinks and food and enjoyed a delicious steak meal with a few pints. The atmosphere was fantastic and the staff were very friendly. The landlady, Michelle, was also very welcoming. I will definitely be returning.

Brilliant pub, proper local, with good choice of well-kept beer and great English fayre, all looked after by the brilliant Michelle and Hannah. Fab garden too with kids area. Well worth the few minutes drive from the M20 M26 Wrotham junction.

Great little find. Fantastic service, polite staff and the lunchtime menu was good value. Will definitely visit again. Sausage and mash one of the best I’ve had in ages. The scampi chips lovely too. Dessert can’t fault it delicious. Vanilla cheese cake with berries! Thank you for looking after us

We had heard that the food was very good. So with few pubs were open tonight so went walked the 100 yards down the lane. After we had ordered we were told it would be 30 minutes. After one and a quarter hours we got up, paid for our drinks and left. Another couple were waiting even longer. This was appalling. So disappointing. And yet this pub keeps going. Why?

Birthday Sunday afternoon, very busy when we arrived but no problem got some drinks and sat outside till everyone turned up , good selection of beers and lagers in my opinion, we all then sat down in the pub and the fun began, all the food turned up nice and hot and plenty on the plate everyone enjoyed the food and service was great, and for me the best prawn cocktail I’ve ever had , definitely worth a visit and we will definitely be going back again…..

Wow, food here is amazing and what a lovely welcome we received. The Pub/ Restaurant has a nice character about it. We had choice of sitting in bar area or in restaurant. We chose to sit in restaurant. We had not booked, just turned up and there was plenty of room. We arrived about 7.45pm and had a really nice, leisurely supper leaving at 9.45pm. I had burger with blue stilton and salad. Wife had duck rolls with salad and hoisin sauce. Both were very tasty and nicely cooked.

This charming traditional pub has a warm and welcoming atmosphere with friendly staff and a spacious garden. The ale on tap (Timothy Taylor) is top-notch, and the comfort food is delicious. The staff are incredibly helpful and accommodating. Don't let the road works deter you - it's worth making the extra effort to get here. I thoroughly enjoyed the King Prawn cocktail and the ham, egg, and chips were excellent. Despite living 45 miles away, I will definitely be returning. Highly recommended.

Our local let us down so we took a chance there would be room for us. We received a warm welcome and a choice of eating in a crowded noisy bar or empty restaurant. The restaurant was quieter. We ordered starters and a main course each. Portion sizes proved to be beyond our capacity to consume. Food arrived on warm plates (bliss) and was well cooked. Our five a day were in evidence. With hindsight we shouldn’t have ordered the starters as we couldn’t finish the meal, but we did enjoy it immensely. We will be going back no starters next time.

I hesitate to share how amazing this restaurant is for fear it will become too difficult to get a reservation. The food truly is homemade and incredibly delicious. I ordered the goats cheese and onion tart with marmalade, served with new potatoes and salad, and it was absolutely delightful. My husband ordered the chicken, brie, and cranberry pie and his smile from ear to ear spoke volumes. As a vegetarian, I was pleasantly surprised by the variety of options available, including gluten-free choices. The specials board showcased a wide range of dishes, expanding beyond what was advertised on the Facebook page. I highly recommend trying the crumble, which was delightfully light and flavorful w...