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Found this by chance coming back through Bearsted one day. It’s on the corner of the road by Bearsted Green, next door to its sister restaurant Fish on the Green.
The Oak on the Green is a pub and restaurant and I immediately felt welcome and comfortable on entering. Hops hang from the beams on the ceilings and you can eat your food in part of the bar or in the restaurant — wherever you choose you won’t be disappointed.
The food takes a little while to arrive, but they do say they prefer quality, hence spending a little time. I ordered a ploughman’s lunch and was stunned; there was no way I was going to get through quarter of it! Piled on the plate was half a loaf of french bread, about ¾lb cheddar, 2 thick slices of ham, mixed salad leaves, tomatoes, cucumber, gherkins, pickled onions, pickle and crisps. It was delicious, but too much.
Definitely will be going back to sample the evening meals which look really lovely from your basic country pork sausages and mash to steaks, etc.

really good food. good portions. not to expensive. you need to book even if its a Monday night. they get really busy because its got good food and good service and they must have a good reputation.

This is a great pub in a fabulous location overlooking the picturesque village green in Bearsted near Maidstone. On a sunny summers day many people will be found there sitting on the terrace supping beer watching the cricket!
The food is very good and ranges from steak and chips to Mexican. The portions are very large and often the items designated as starters will be enough for a main course.
The food is moderately priced about £10 for a main course.
If you want to eat on a Friday or Saturday it is essential to book in advance but you may get lucky during the week. Enjoy!

very nice good food and some bargin prices!