Sunday Roast in Bromley: Where to Book, Checked October 2026

The Sunday roasts with the strongest public record in Bromley borough are at the Fox in Keston, Stonegate’s Pub of the Year at the 2025 Great British Pub Awards; the Imperial Arms in Chislehurst, named in a Sunday Express top ten for roasts; the Bull’s Head, which serves until 9pm; and the Partridge on the High Street. Every entry was checked against the pub’s own website on 25 October 2026.

We have not eaten these roasts for this guide, and nothing here is a review. Each entry sets out what the pub publishes: the roasts on its Sunday menu and what they cost, when they are served, and its booking, dog and children rules. Where a pub’s site did not show something, we have said so. Hygiene ratings come from the Food Standards Agency (FSA). Menus change week to week, so treat prices as a guide.

Bromley town centre

The Partridge, High Street

The Partridge is the Fuller’s pub in a Grade II listed 1927 former bank on the corner by the parish church. Its own site serves Sunday roasts from 12pm to 8pm. The September and October menu lists sirloin of beef at £23.50, leg of lamb at £22.95, roast chicken with sage and onion stuffing at £21.75 and a plant-based nut roast at £19.75. Every roast comes with roast potatoes, a homemade Yorkshire pudding, cauliflower cheese, red cabbage, roast carrot and parsnip, and greens. Pigs in blankets are £7.95 extra. Families are welcome before 7.30pm, the pub says, and it has step-free access. Call 020 8464 7656. Hygiene rating 5 (FSA, 22 January 2026). 194 High Street, BR1 1HE. Our listing.

The Royal Bell, High Street

The Royal Bell, a listed former coaching inn, reopened in February 2026 as a hotel and members’ club with a ground floor open to everyone. Its Sunday roast menu, posted this month, lists a 32-day dry-aged picanha rump cap at £25, ribeye of pork loin with crackling at £23, half a grilled chicken at £22 and a vegan Portobello mushroom nut roast at £20. All come with roast potatoes, hispi cabbage, carrots, Yorkshire pudding and bone marrow gravy. A discretionary 12.5% service charge is added. The Royal Bell’s site gives Sunday opening as 7.30am to 10pm but does not say when roasts are served, so ask when you book. Call 020 3518 9138. Hygiene rating 5 (FSA, 26 February 2026). 175 High Street, BR1 1NN.

The Anglesey Arms, Palace Road

The Anglesey Arms is a Shepherd Neame back-street pub built in 1873. Its own site makes the boldest claim in the borough: “On Sundays, we serve the ‘best Sunday lunch in Bromley’”, with a choice of meats, Yorkshire puddings, seasonal vegetables and “our much-loved roast potatoes”. It also warns that “our Sunday roasts are so popular we get very busy”, so book. The site publishes no roast prices or Sunday food times, and says a new menu and longer food hours are coming. The pub calls itself family friendly, though CAMRA’s listing says over-25s only, so ask before taking children. Call 020 3609 5800. Hygiene rating 5 (FSA, 6 March 2024). 90 Palace Road, BR1 3JX. Our listing.

Beckenham

The Chancery, Bromley Road

The Chancery calls itself “Beckenham’s first gastropub” on its own site, and describes “fresh, locally sourced food alongside a warm welcome. Whether you’re popping in for a drink, a Sunday roast, or a meal with family and friends”. The site has a separate Sunday roast menu, but does not show prices in a form we could check, so ask when booking. Food is served on Sunday from 12pm to 5.45pm; the pub is open Sunday to Thursday 10am to 11.30pm, Friday and Saturday 10am to 12.30am. Call 020 8650 5744 or email chancerybeckenham@outlook.com. Hygiene rating 5 (FSA, 29 April 2026). 90 Bromley Road, BR3 5NP. Our listing.

Chislehurst

The Bull’s Head, Royal Parade

The Bull’s Head is a Grade II listed coaching inn owned by Young’s, and has the longest Sunday serving window on this list. Its site says it is “dishing them up every Sunday from 12 – 9pm”, and you can “book or walk in”. The Sunday menu lists West Country beef rump at £22.50, Dingley Dell pork belly with apple sauce at £21.50, half a roast chicken with a pig in blanket at £21.50, a vegan sweet potato, mushroom and nut roast at £19.50, and a trio of beef, chicken and pork belly at £35. The pub says “bring the dog, bring the kids”. Call 020 8467 1727. Hygiene rating 5 (FSA, 28 January 2025). Royal Parade, BR7 6NR.

The Imperial Arms, Old Hill

The Imperial Arms has a page of its own for Sunday roasts, served in the pub from 12pm to 8pm and in the courtyard bistro from 12pm to 6pm. CAMRA records that the Sunday Express named it in 2021 as one of the UK’s top ten venues for a Sunday roast. The pub’s Sunday roast menu, dated January 2025 and still the one linked, has lamb, pork belly and beef “slow roasted for 13 hours” at £20.95 to £22.95, free-range chicken at £21.95, and goat’s cheese and vegan roasts at £20.95. Its dogs policy welcomes dogs Monday to Saturday, so not on Sundays. Book on 020 3605 7899. Hygiene rating 5 (FSA, 11 June 2026). 1 Old Hill, BR7 5LZ. Our listing.

Keston

The Fox, Heathfield Road

The Fox is a family-run pub on the edge of Keston Common, named Stonegate Pub of the Year at the 2025 Great British Pub Awards, the Morning Advertiser reported. Its own site serves the roast menu from 12pm to 3.30pm only, the earliest finish here. The Sunday menu lists roast beef served medium rare, salt-brined chicken supreme with bread sauce and roasted porchetta with apple sauce, each £23.95, a mixed beef and porchetta roast at £25.95 and a vegan cauliflower steak at £17.95, all with “limitless gravy”. Dogs are welcome in the bar and outside but not in the main restaurant; children until 7pm. Call 01689 497898. Hygiene rating 5 (FSA, 23 October 2025). 2 Heathfield Road, BR2 6BQ. Our listing.

The Greyhound, Commonside

The Greyhound is the big Shepherd Neame pub on Commonside, with a large garden, a covered terrace and a children’s play area, its own site says. It serves “traditional Sunday roasts” from 12pm to 6pm and says booking is advisable. Its sample Sunday menu, which it says changes week to week, lists chicken at £19.95, lamb at £21.95 and ribeye at £22.95, with roast potatoes, Yorkshire pudding and honey-roast parsnips, and a mushroom, spinach and truffle suet pudding at £17.95. A children’s roast is £11.95. Call 01689 856338. Hygiene rating 5 (FSA, 21 August 2025). Commonside, BR2 6BP.

Chelsfield

The Bo-Peep, Hewitts Road

The Bo-Peep is a country pub restaurant in a building CAMRA dates to 1548, five minutes from junction 4 of the M25, with a car park. Its own site says “Sunday roasts are always popular” and “restaurant bookings are always advised”, and it was in the Good Pub Guide 2020. Sunday lunch is served from 12pm to 5pm. The sample Sunday menu lists 32-day aged roast beef at £19.50, roast leg of pork at £17.50, turkey breast at £18.50 and a trio of meats at £21.50; starters and puddings are £7.95 each. A 10% optional service charge is added. Call 01959 534457. Hygiene rating 5 (FSA, 27 March 2026). Hewitts Road, BR6 7QL. Our listing.

How we chose

These are the Sunday roasts people search for in Bromley borough, chosen on the public record rather than on taste: the pub’s own Sunday menu and what it says about serving times and booking, public awards and press recognition, CAMRA’s listings, and the Food Standards Agency hygiene rating. Every pub here is rated 5. We left out places we could not check against a website of their own on the day, and places that have closed: Dorothy and Marshall in Bromley Old Town Hall, still named in some roast round-ups, closed in December 2024, and the Old Jail at Biggin Hill says on its site that it has closed permanently. Prices are as published on 25 October 2026, and some menus are labelled as samples, so check before you set off, especially around Christmas.

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For more to do locally, see our guide to Bromley pubs, things to do in Bromley, what’s on in Bromley this month, and the pubs in our Bromley business directory.

Frequently asked questions

How much is a Sunday roast in Bromley?

On the menus the pubs publish, a meat roast costs £17.50 to £25.95. The cheapest is roast leg of pork at £17.50 on the Bo-Peep’s sample Sunday menu; most sit between £20 and £24, such as sirloin of beef at £23.50 at the Partridge and beef rump at £22.50 at the Bull’s Head. The Royal Bell adds a 12.5% discretionary service charge and the Bo-Peep a 10% optional one.

Where can I get a Sunday roast in Bromley in the evening?

The Bull’s Head in Chislehurst serves its Sunday menu from 12pm to 9pm and the Partridge on Bromley High Street from 12pm to 8pm. The Imperial Arms in Chislehurst serves roasts in the pub until 8pm. Earlier finishes are common: the Fox in Keston stops at 3.30pm, the Bo-Peep at 5pm and the Greyhound in Keston at 6pm.

Do I need to book a Sunday roast in Bromley?

For most of these, yes. The Bo-Peep says restaurant bookings are always advised, the Greyhound says booking is advisable, and the Anglesey Arms warns that its roasts are so popular it gets very busy. The Bull’s Head is the one that says you can book or walk in.