We had a lovely Sunday lunch for 7 here last Sunday. Food was superb as always. Will be back very soon. One of our favourite locals.

My family of 4 plus 2 dogs had a fantastic Sunday lunch,dog biscuits provided foc,water and dog beds also on hand,

What a gem the Nevill Bull is. Tucked away in Birling at the foot of the North Downs.My girlfriend and I had invited a Dutch friend for an evening meal. She now wants to make it a regular event , so good was the food, staff and atmosphere here. There was however an unsavoury table who tried to embarrass the staff but their impeccable professionalism quelled the situation before it escalated. Rest assured you are in good hands at The Nevill Bull

Absolute disgusting treatment from the staff. We had a booking for 12 people including 7 children for a family meal before xmas, apparently a fake pot plant got knocked over so the staff stopped serving us at 8:30 and throw the plant across the bar area in a temper, we spent a lot of money there to be treated so disgusting. This is clearly not a family friendly place to take your children as you are treated so poorly. I would not recommend for a family or children or infact a group meal. Disgusting staff and treatment.

Great Sunday lunch, lovely staff, nice atmosphere and really good real ale. We will definitely book again, thank you

Friendly staff. Stopped in after a dog walk , lovely old pub with dog treats and nice comy seating areas. The food looked great although we didn't eat

I have to say, It’s lovely to have a great evening in a beautiful pub with great staff and food. I meet a very good friend of mine here as it’s between both our homes.. I would like to say thank you to the young lady in particular who serves us every time we visit..👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻I’d highly recommend this little gem and a great feel when visiting. well done to the owners.. BR Grant

Great Sunday roast, I had the turkey and my friend had the homemade nut roast. Puddings were amazing, chocolate brownie and biscotti cheesecake. Already made a plan to go back. Parking: Tight entrance to carpark and a bit concealed but right next door to pub. Kid-friendliness: Healthy choice for kids menu

A cosy, quaint place. The food was good (but pricey!). The ambience was chilled and relaxed. Would certainly visit again! :) Parking: You need to drive past and turn an immediate left to find the car park. In the dark, it was quite tricky to spot!

Another fantastic Kent country pub. Reopened in November, serving food on par with its Ofham sibling The King and Queen, but in a larger venue. Service is humble, professional and attentive. All food, including the piping hot bread, has a fresh zingy taste. Excellent value, quality in a beautiful village setting.