The village is notable for its public house, 'the Plough Inn, Stalisfield'.
Built between 1350 and 1450, it is a fine example of a Wealden hall house and is Grade II listed.
The pub serves only Kentish beers and ciders from traditional hand pumps; it regularly featuring ales from Hopdaemon (from Syndale Vinyard Newnham), Gadds (Ramsgate) and Goachers (Maidstone).
In 2009, it was awarded 'Kent's best pub' by 'Produced in Kent' and in 2018 was a finalist in the national Freehold Pub of the Year.
 It is the only true local pub in Kent with 2 AA rosettes for excellence in food.

In October 2014 a new village hall was opened adjacent to the village green, replacing the old wooden WW1 Officer's Mess Hut which was relocated to the village from Throwley Airfield after the end of the war.
The village is notable for its public house, 'the Plough Inn, Stalisfield'. Built between 1350 and 1450, it is a fine example of a Wealden hall house and is Grade II listed. The pub serves only Kentish beers and ciders from traditional hand pumps; it regularly featuring ales from Hopdaemon (from Syndale Vinyard Newnham), Gadds (Ramsgate) and Goachers (Maidstone). In 2009, it was awarded 'Kent's best pub' by 'Produced in Kent' and in 2018 was a finalist in the national Freehold Pub of the Year.  It is the only true local pub in Kent with 2 AA rosettes for excellence in food.
In October 2014 a new village hall was opened adjacent to the village green, replacing the old wooden WW1 Officer's Mess Hut which was relocated to the village from Throwley Airfield after the end of the war.
Stalisfield Green