Disappointed no roast dinners available on a Sunday however we were asked to chose from the main menu. Staff very friendly and we were seated and given a drinks order straight away., We chose the beef burger and chips, a charcuterie board as one of...the mains and the Greek chicken skewers with grilled pitta Tzatziki and Greek salad. The charcuterie board was mistaken as a starter even though the lady took the order understanding it was a main so this arrived way ahead of the rest of our meals. She did offer to take it back yo the kitchen but as it was on the table we said it could stay, It was mainly a small sliced dry baguette along the length of the rectangle plate very thinly sliced salami and cheese crumbled into a pile with a tiny pot of chutney. The burger looked nice when the rest of the food eventually arrived and the chips were hot. I had the chicken skewers. I have to say the chicken part was very nice however you cannot chuck three or four sliced little black olives in a normal salad and call it Greek!! A Greek salad should have slices of cucumber slices of onion and slices of tomato not chopped to tiny pieces and it should have at least a chunk of feta on top if not cubes of feta within ! The tzatziki was in a tiny tiny bowl and was nothing like how it should be made or taste. If I did not know what it was supposed to be I would have no idea from the flavour. The small "grilled" pitta was so pale and hard on the outside if it saw the grill for more than two seconds I would be surprised. Certainly not what was promised sadly. We have not been to the Limes for a while as we moved away but we used to go all the time as it was great for lunch and evening meal out, it seems to have changed from a nice relaxing ambiance to a rowdy noisy bar with pricey drinks and food on the side. We will not be choosing to visit again if we are in Faversham but if you don't mind spending around £21 a head for a small plate of food and a beer whilst sitting trying to have a nice lunch out with loud rowdy mob at the bar then go and see for yourselves. Weatherspoon's would probably be quieter!More