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The Cock Inn, Sevenoaks

Shoreham Lane
Halstead
Postal town: Sevenoaks
TN14 7DD

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Just a quick pint, then I'm off left this review about The Cock Inn

Traditional, multi-room village pub with a pair of back-to-back bar serveries. Refurbished with a few semi-modern elements, but not detrimentally. One questionable aspect was the upbeat piped music, both inside and out in the rear beer garden, but with a mostly younger crowd in, this may appeal to them? Anyway they do of course serve real ale, with Harvey's (£4.20) and Ringwood Razor Back available from the three handpumps on each counter.

On 4th August 2021 - rating: 7
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train man left this review about The Cock At Halstead

Harveys Best, Pride, plus changing guest, yesterday being Titanic Lifeboat, £3. I missed this last time I visited the area, maybe because its location is listed as Orpington, rather than Halstead? Anyway, I'm glad I found it this time, a rather charming pub with the air of a country inn, two bar rooms, and quaint (& popular) restaurant area to one side. Front bar has huge inglenook, low beams, hanging tankards, open access to rear bar room with wood burning fires at each end – this place must be blazingly welcoming in winter! Large plasma showing golf, dartboard (you'd need to rearrange tables to use), very nicely furnished with solid tables, dark wood chairs, bench settles, stools. I didn't really take sufficient note of the little restaurant room, but it deffo had the feel of somewhere I'd like to sit down for a meal, and the friendly young guv was at pains to advise that their food was homemade, as opposed to home ‘cooked'. On the large blackboard in front bar a good choice included cod, chips, peas £10.50 (fresh fish daily); cottage pie £7.95; whole sea bream £11.95; burger with ‘pint of chips' £7.95; sarnies ~£5. I really liked it, & returned for another beer before the bus, from outside, back to the Knockholt stn – be warned, they run (Sat) at .14 past the hour, until 6pm, then 18:23, then, oh, that's it. We turned up for the 19:14! Ah well, it was downhill walking back.
Oh! I haven't told you about the garden; really lovely outside area, part-paved, part-grassed, picnic sets, some umbrellas, surrounded by tall hedges, shrubbed borders, picket fence to country lane, beyond this to gravelled pub car-park. Local cricket pitch is other side of pub, sadly not visible from here (or there), but that's the sort of spot it is. Pub has 3 pumps in each bar, so maybe could try 2 guests (if thrupull allowed) but definitely recommended if you happen to be over this way.

On 19th July 2009 - rating: 8
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Mick Rooney left this review about The Cock At Halstead

have different guest beers, London pride well kept. have'nt been for a few months since they stuck a pool table in the bar.

On 1st November 2004 - rating: 6
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