Lovely to find a spot with a garden area where we could bring the dog. The staff were really nice about it and even brought a water bowl out for him. Made for a relaxed lunch.

Love the retro vibe here! Popped in for a lazy brunch with friends. It&#39;s a cafe, record shop, and a hair salon all in one. Such a cool, relaxed spot to hang out. The music playing was a nice touch.

Came here with a few friends last week. The portions are really generous, we ended up sharing a couple of starters and still had leftovers! Good for a casual catch-up.

The coffee&#39;s always spot on, and the sandwiches are really tasty. Staff are cheerful and welcoming, which makes it a nice place to just sit for a bit.

Food&#39;s always reliable here, and it comes out quick even on a packed Friday night. I really like their fish and chips. The staff are friendly and the place just feels comfortable, which is what I look for.

Been coming here for years. Natalie and Lexy always remember what you like. Grahame&#39;s a proper old-school landlord, always has a good story. It&#39;s the service that keeps me coming back.

The flavours are always spot on. We drive a good way just for their lamb tagine, it&#39;s that good. A bit of a trek, but worth it for a reliable, tasty meal.

Been coming here for years. The homemade cakes are the real deal, always fresh. Ended up grabbing an extra slice for the train ride home. Can&#39;t help myself.

Lovely spot in the village. The drive up is nice. Had the chicken sandwich and an iced coffee today &ndash; both were fresh and tasted good. Just a solid, simple lunch.

Loved the vibe here - it&#39;s cosy and they actually make you feel welcome, not just another table to turn over. The food was spot on, especially the lamb shank. A proper little find.

The Sunday roast is a proper treat. Generous portion, and the gravy is just right. It&rsquo;s become our little weekend ritual.

Service was efficient even during the lunch rush. Staff were attentive, water glasses refilled promptly, orders taken quickly. Good for a business lunch when you&#39;re on a clock.

Bex was a great server, really knew her stuff. The steak was cooked just right, and she suggested a fantastic Malbec that paired beautifully with it. Made the whole evening.

The chicken burrito is the one. The shredded chicken is juicy and the salsa has a real kick. I keep ordering it every time, haven&#39;t even looked at the menu in months. It&#39;s just that good.

Tried the three-course tagine set. Honestly, a lot of food for the money. The hummus stood out. Creamy, with a nice hit of garlic. Couldn&#39;t finish it all.

Popped in for a late lunch. The seafood linguine was incredibly fresh, just what I wanted. Their house white was a surprisingly good match, really complemented the dish. A solid spot in Canterbury for a casual bite with a decent glass.

Lovely hidden gem near the sea. The seafood linguine and fried calamari are standout dishes, and the staff are very attentive.

The fully loaded breakfast sandwich is the one. It&rsquo;s my usual when I&rsquo;m meeting clients nearby. Just hits the spot every time.

BYOB is a nice touch, and the off-license round the corner is handy. Brought a bottle we like and had a pretty good meal. Felt like a proper local spot, though the service was a little slow.

The QR code ordering was a lifesaver on a packed Saturday night. Drinks arrived in minutes, food not long after. Really smooth, even with the crowd.

The outdoor tables are tucked away just enough. You can people-watch but still feel a bit separate from the street. Perfect for a quick bite and a breather between shops. Food came out fast, which was a relief.

Sunday roast was a solid choice for a quick lunch. Real turkey, decent roast potatoes. Gravy came in its own little boat, which was a nice touch. Got in and out in under 40 minutes. Exactly what you need on a busy day.

The outdoor seating is lovely on a sunny day, and the decor inside has this quirky, lived-in feel. It&#39;s a proper local pub atmosphere, not too polished.

The Harvey&#39;s here is just lovely. Had a pint with the Sunday roast special, the beef was spot on and the gravy was rich. Simple, no fuss, just a proper pub meal. Prices are fair too.

Been a regular for years. The staff always remembers our usual orders and checks in just the right amount. It&#39;s the kind of consistent, thoughtful service that makes you feel genuinely looked after.

Brett at the bar was great. He remembered our drink order from last time, which was a nice touch. Really made the evening.

The lamb shank was the standout. Cooked for hours, it just fell off the bone. The sauce had a deep, rich flavour, maybe a touch too salty for some, but it worked with the meat. That&#39;s what I came for.

First time here without a booking and they squeezed us in. The mixed chicken kebab was the star - really juicy and flavourful, loved the smoky bits. The place itself is bright and modern, which was nice.

Booked last minute and got lucky! The polpette di pane al sugo was so comforting, the bread soaked up the sauce perfectly. Tiramisu was a nice touch. Staff were really chill about our indecisiveness.

The craft beer selection is solid. Had a great pale ale with my lunch, just a short walk from the station.

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