Lovely little pub for an afternoon out a short walk from Leigh station in Kent. Quite a bit of history here I suspect but I must admit I really haven't looked into this place too much. Mainly a restaurant (?) but has some tables out the front with several more out the back and I'm going to say has good wheelchair access. The Guinness was pretty good as was the Three Acre Brewery's Session Pale and Best Bitter

On our search for the best roast dinner we decided to give Fleur De Lis a go. Was not expecting much as it’s a chain pub but it was pretty good and surprised me. I went for the nut roast in a bid to cutting down my meat and it didn’t disappoint. Was really lovely but very filling so couldn’t finish it as I needed to save some room for dessert as the Sunday lunch is a set menu of £26 for two course - there is also a 3 course option. None of the starter options jumped out at me so opted for a main and dessert. So roast potatoes and Yorkshire puddings for me are the toughest to get right and how everyone likes them. I loved the Yorkshire, felt really homemade and doughy not the airy types you often get so for me this was a winner. The rest was all pretty good. I had the rum and ginger cake for dessert which was gorgeous, it was like a sticky toffee pudding, sweet but the ginger balanced it well so I finished every single bit. Atmosphere wise, not much of an atmosphere and when we first walked into a table as we entered I felt like I was intruding a very local pub. Although a small restaurant it didn’t feel cramped and the decor is pretty nice, but the abandoned fish/lobster tank was a bit of an eye sore. Staff were really good and very attentive. My only criticism is a bit overpriced in comparisons to others locally and would have liked the option to just have one course.

A stop for a late lunch and we were surprised at the quality of the food in this small pub. The Hake was very good. Staff were excellent. Well worth dropping in. Parking can be a bit difficult as with a lot of small villages.

The village has waited with baited breath for months for the Fleur to re-open following change of management in late 2021: and today we were not disappointed. Good selection of draught beers (inc. Punk/Camden/Beavertown Neck Oil) and 3 ales (would be good to see more local guest ales over time). Food pricey but very good. Decor much improved. Welcome back!!

I'm sure I visited the pub about 20 years ago and didn't think much of it then. It's has a huge makeover since then! It's a nice modern pub, in an old building but has kept its charm. I didn't eat here but it seemed very popular on that front. Might be worth ringing ahead.