Robin Hood Public House

The Robin Hood Public House is a traditional British pub located in Burham, within the Tonbridge and Malling district of Kent, England. It presents itself as a friendly, family-oriented establishment and describes its building as a venerable 700-year-old pub. The pub operates two bars, a conservatory used for formal dining, and gardens, and it features a wood burner. Its facilities include a beer garden with barbecue, a small outdoor children's play area, a large car park, free Wi-Fi, wheelchair access (though there is no disabled toilet due to the age of the building), baby changing facilities, and dog-friendly areas in the bar and outside on a lead. Coach parties are welcome by prior arrangement, and the pub caters for wedding receptions. The Robin Hood serves a menu of pub classics with seasonal changes, including a summer menu, buffet menu, Sunday roasts, and a takeaway menu. Food service hours vary by day, with the kitchen generally open from midday to 9pm Wednesday through Saturday and until 5pm on Sunday; the pub is normally closed on Mondays and Tuesdays except bank holidays and for functions of over 30 people. The takeaway service is free for customers within Blue Bell Hill village and available for a small delivery charge within a three-mile radius. The pub accepts debit and credit cards. As a small independent village pub, The Robin Hood Public House does not have publicly disclosed corporate ownership, parent company, or listing status. It functions as a local hospitality venue serving the Burham and wider Kent community, with a focus on traditional pub food, family gatherings, and events.

The Robin Hood Public House is a historic pub in Burham, a village in the Tonbridge and Malling district of Kent, England. According to its official website, the building is a venerable 700-year-old pub, which would place its origins in the medieval period, though no specific founding date or early history is provided in the available evidence. The pub has long served as a local drinking and dining establishment in the village. In its modern operation, The Robin Hood presents itself as a friendly and family-oriented venue. It has two bars, a conservatory for formal dining, and gardens, and it features a wood burner. The pub offers a range of amenities including a beer garden with barbecue, a small outdoor children's play area, a large car park, free Wi-Fi, wheelchair access (with the caveat that there is no disabled toilet due to the age of the building), baby changing facilities, and dog-friendly areas in the bar and outside on a lead. It welcomes coach parties by prior arrangement and caters for wedding receptions. The pub's food offering includes a summer menu, buffet menu, Sunday roasts, and a takeaway menu. Opening hours vary seasonally, with winter hours listed on its website and changes in spring and summer. It is typically closed on Mondays and Tuesdays except bank holidays and for functions of over 30 people. The takeaway service is free within Blue Bell Hill village and available for a small charge within a three-mile radius. The pub accepts debit and credit cards. As of the available evidence, The Robin Hood Public House operates as an independent village pub. No parent company, ownership group, or corporate history is disclosed in the sources.

• Building described as a venerable 700-year-old pub

• Official website lists winter opening hours and seasonal menus

A friendly, family-oriented historic village pub with traditional British food, gardens and event facilities.

• Summer menu

• Buffet menu

• Sunday roasts

• Takeaway menu

1. 1The Robin Hood Pubrobinhood-pub.co.uk
2. 2Robin Hood Public House - Wikidatawikidata.org