Restaurants in Tunbridge Wells
Tunbridge Wells has been attracting visitors for more than 400 years, ever since the health-giving Chalybeate Spring was discovered in 1606. Coffee shops and taverns sprang up in its wake, and the traditions of hospitality and sustenance are still alive and well in today's pubs, restaurants and hotels.
The town gained its 'Royal' prefix thanks to King Edward VII (who was a great fan of the place); a prime location, in beautiful Kentish countryside just a commuter's ride from London, ensures its enduring popularity.
Restaurants in Tunbridge Wells
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15 Church Road, Tunbridge Wells, Kent 'Fine Dine, Fine Wine' is the rallying call of the Montrose Restaurant, set up in Tunbridge Wells by a group of like-minded food and wine professionals with the aim of creating a unique boutique experience in West Kent.
Type of Cuisine : Modern European
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39 Mount Ephraim, Tunbridge Wells, Kent 'Bars, brasserie and garden' is the three-pronged attraction at Guy Sankey's veteran eating-and-drinking house in a row of shops by the common.
Type of Cuisine : Seafood / Oyster Bar
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Tea Garden Lane, Tunbridge Wells, Kent Occupying a Victorian country house built as the rural retreat for a certain Sir Walter Harris, Lord Lieutenant of London, the Beacon Bar & Restaurant looks out over some of the finest scenery in south-east England - and it's only a short drive from genteel Tunbridge Wells.
Type of Cuisine : Modern British / European
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Crescent Road, Tunbridge Wells, Kent Like many of the sites chosen by the Hotel du Vin group, the Tunbridge Wells outlet occupies a landmark building - in this case an eighteenth-century, Grade II-listed sandstone mansion that once played host to the young Queen Victoria.
Type of Cuisine : Modern European
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Mount Ephraim, Tunbridge Wells, Kent With a commanding position overlooking Tunbridge Wells' notable common and some of the best views in town, the Royal Wells is a splendid, privately run hotel once visited by Queen Victoria.
Type of Cuisine : British / Brasserie
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85 London Road, Tunbridge Wells, Kent A plaque acknowledges the fact that this listed Georgian house on the Common was once home to novelist William Makepeace Thackeray.
Type of Cuisine : Modern French
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84 High Street, Tunbridge Wells, Kent A prime location on Tunbridge Wells' High Street helps to bring the crowds to this cool, relaxed venue.
Type of Cuisine : Eclectic
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