Tenterden - Northiam - Bodiam
 
Kent & East Sussex Railway

The Station Refreshment Rooms at Tenterden Station

The building you see today at Tenterden Town Station was formerly the Maidstone & District Motor Services Bus Station, opening on 15th August 1922 and generally accepted to have been the first purpose-built bus station in the country - if not the world! It remained in use there until 1976, when it was donated to the K&ESR and subsequently re-erected by volunteers at Tenterden.

Today its Art Deco interior is a great place to enjoy a sandwich or sticky cake, light lunch, local bottle of ale or perhaps an ice cream before you board your train.....

Northiam Station Tea Room offers a small range of snacks and drinks (limited opening), whilst at Bodiam, the Gift Shop includes drinks, snacks and ice creams

 

Alternatively, we have a range of refreshment options to enjoy onboard our trains

The Rother Valley Limited is our Restaurant Car service, offering a selection of pre-booked on-train refreshment options on our trains operating between Tenterden & Bodiam

Fish & Chip evening specials - informal evenings travelling through the picturesque Rother Valley with freshly cooked fish & chips

The Wealden Pullman offers Saturday evening dinners and Sunday lunches throughout the year

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