A really nice spot for anyone with dietary restrictions. The menu has plenty of options, and I tried the vegan banana loaf cake&mdash;it was lovely. The family-run atmosphere makes it feel very welcoming and relaxed.

The big breakfast was a solid choice. Everything tasted fresh and properly cooked, the sausages had good flavour. That toast was seriously thick, a real gut-buster. Couldn&#39;t finish it all, but no complaints.

That sausage and halloumi baguette is a must-order, the sausage was so tender. The place itself has this great, laid-back vibe with big windows and comfy wooden chairs. Just a really nice spot to sit and enjoy a meal.

Stopped in after seeing the bakery window. The staff were quite friendly, and I appreciated the decent gluten-free selection. Prices felt fair, especially compared to some of the chains nearby. The bread was fine, though a little dry.

A really pleasant spot to stop after shopping. The coffee was good, but what stood out was how comfortable the seats were. They&#39;re the kind you can actually relax in for a bit, which isn&#39;t always the case. A nice, calm atmosphere too.

Lovely spot for lunch on a sunny day. The outdoor tables on The Pantiles are just right for watching the world go by. I had the prawn sandwich on that soft seeded bread, very nice. Service was friendly and unhurried, which I really appreciate. A very comfortable way to spend an afternoon.

Service was prompt and efficient. Staff were friendly without being overbearing. Food arrived quickly, which was appreciated as we were on a tight schedule. Good spot for a business lunch.

The breakfast was hearty and the price was right. Just a heads up, the outside loos could do with a little TLC.

Popped in for a late lunch with my laptop. It&#39;s a good spot to get some work done, not too loud. They don&#39;t rush you out, which is nice. Had the soup and a coffee, stayed for a couple of hours.

The steak and kidney pie was spot on, really good homemade stuff. Ended up having a proper chat with a friendly local bloke about Dover Castle.

Coffee&#39;s always good, food&#39;s tasty. The owner is super cheerful and always up for a chat, which is nice. But for the price, the portions are a bit on the small side.

Stumbled upon this place during a work trip. The car park right across is a lifesaver! Had a quick breakfast here with a colleague - the food was just what we needed to kick off a busy day. Good for a casual catch-up before heading to meetings.

Quiz night here was a fun idea. The food was really good and the menu had plenty of choice. Prices felt fair for what you got. Only thing was it got quite warm inside, the aircon seemed to be off.

Pass by many times but this time I have decided to give it a try and do my usual coffee break here. The space is alright, the service was okay and the coffee was good. The atmosphere was not the best but the location compensate. I will come back for another coffee breaks.

Found this spot when I was nearby. Needed a quick bite. Food came out fast, which was perfect for my lunch break. Quality was solid, not greasy at all. Each dish actually tasted different, which I appreciate. Good for a fast, decent meal.

The steak pie was pretty good, especially the flaky puff pastry lid. We enjoyed it enough to return for lunch the next day.

A proper cuppa with a slice of their homemade lemon drizzle cake. The owner mentioned it&#39;s her grandmother&#39;s recipe. That kind of personal touch, paired with a decent tea selection, makes for a very relaxed afternoon. The cake was spot on, not too sweet.

Popped in for a flapjack. The place has this old-school charm, really cosy. Staff were nice, chatty. Pancake was spot on, not too sweet. Just a solid, simple stop.

Great spot to pause on a Medway walk. Grabbed a coffee and a slice of cake. The best part was sitting outside, watching the swans drift by &ndash; you can buy duck food here to feed them. Really peaceful vibe by the water.

The bagels are really good, we were still thinking about them days later. I liked how comfortable the seating was, it made for a relaxed breakfast. Good value for the quality you get.

The coffee was spot on, rich and smooth. Staff were super friendly, which made it a nice spot to unwind. The place itself has a quirky, cosy vibe that I really enjoyed.

Good portions for the price. Beef stew and dumplings was solid, felt like a home-cooked meal. Quick lunch spot.

Popped in for a coffee in the old town. Sat outside for a while just watching people pass by. Really chill spot, just what I needed. The coffee was decent, nothing fancy.

Been coming here for years, it&#39;s our local spot. Always clean, good vibe. Angie and the team are friendly, they remember your usual order. Coffee&#39;s decent, nothing fancy.

Great coffee spot for a quick bite. Pastries are top-notch and the staff is always cheerful.

Peach iced tea is the one. Super refreshing on a hot day. Got a seat outside, that was nice. Staff were friendly too.

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