The Queens Head - Menu

Good quality gastro type food in beautiful old pub. Quite quiet on a Wednesday evening and service not especially quick but we weren’t in a rush so happy to enjoy the atmosphere of the building

Brilliant food and great service. We are from out of the area and stopped by on the off chance they had a table and so glad they did, what a little gem! I had the chicken roast and it was delicious. Half a chicken plus...

Well-chosen menu of classics but with some very nice suprises – mixed Turkish grill….was very good and the fish and chips excellent with proper thrice-cooked chips. Yes, there is no wine list but I think the wines are fairly priced in today’s market. Have done...

Having lived in West Chiltington over 20yrs ago and The Queens Head being our local I heard there where new owners. Well, we certainly where not disappointed, the food was excellent, served by consider polite staff. Super hot and very taste would certainly recommend a visit.

We went for a pre- dinner drink at our local. The fire had gone out. Pub virtually empty. Very loud music. No one in the restaurant and no atmosphere. Very, very disappointing. . Big blackboard advertising Valentines evening. No menu or prices. We would like to book but what are we going to get?

We took the family for Sunday lunch, the Queens feast (a bit of all meats) was absolutely amazing all the meats were cooked to perfection. We also had a child's fish and chips and a burger, all good but we will definitely be heading back just for the burgers. Staff were all very friendly and happy to help. Well done guys.

Direct access from the car park is closed. One has to detour to a side door through the pub to reach the restaurant. Menu restricted to six items, with great attention to presentation. Active serving staff was embodied by one Maitre'd who was runoff his feet and was the only member of staff who appeared to value the customers. The pub was closed on Saturday lunchtime without warning or website mention.

A welcome return for this village pub and Sunday Lunch certainly lived up to the recommendations we have recieved. Generous portions of perfectly cooked Roast Sirloin and the Queens Feast, a selection of the various choices on offer, with delicious roasted vegetables and Kale topped with an enormous crispy Yorkshire and served with a side of cauliflower cheese made for a Sunday lunch that would have been hard to beat. Can certainly recommend.

Not impressed to be honest. Not much has improved or changed in there after its reopening imo. Only had the burger and chips at £16 for lunch as everything else was off the menu! Poor burger patty, dry and I reckon just frozen. Bar service was bad on our visit too. Stood waiting for ages to get served, even though it was quiet, while the bar maid spent more time gassing to other customers she clearly knew. It was only after a while a young girl sitting at the bar clearly saw us being ignored, that she thought she'd serve us. Perhaps we were just unlucky on the day we chose to go in after Xmas. First impressions though weren't good and I'm not sure I'd rush back.