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

The toffee apple cake was huge, easily enough for two. Coffee &amp; walnut slice was good too, but the apple one was the real value. They do change the selection, so hope it&#39;s there next time.

Been coming here for years, and the fact they never charge extra for gluten-free options is a big reason why. It&rsquo;s just consistent. Had the dairy-free afternoon tea again last week, and it was spot on as usual.

First time here, staff were really attentive and asked about allergies. Food was tasty and hit the spot. Good drink options too.

Lovely spot for a coffee and a pastry. The outdoor tables are a real plus, especially when you can catch a bit of sun.

The &#39;Heart of Dracula&#39; dessert was the star for me. That homemade donut was perfectly soft, and the tangy sour cream with the fresh blueberries just worked. A really clever, tasty combo.

The bottomless brunch was fine for our group of 14. The server did a good job keeping the drinks flowing, which isn&#39;t always easy with a big table. The food was decent.

The app&#39;s great for finding deals and ordering ahead. Had a bit of a glitch when paying with it this time, but the server was really patient and sorted it out for me right at the table.

Simple menu, but the food&#39;s tasty and prices are fair. It&#39;s a proper local spot, always buzzing with friendly faces. Had a decent burger and a pint, just what I needed. Can&#39;t fault it for a reliable bite.

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.

Been coming here for years. The wooden floors are a nice touch, makes the place feel solid and clean. You don&#39;t get that sticky carpet feeling some pubs have. It&#39;s a small thing, but it&#39;s why I keep coming back.

The garden out back is a real gem on a sunny day. Grabbed a pint and some fish and chips there last Saturday. Nice spot to unwind, feels miles away from the High Street bustle.

Loved sitting outside for a sorbet. It&#39;s on this quiet little backstreet near all the antique shops&mdash;really lets you soak up the neighbourhood vibe.

Love that it&rsquo;s a proper wine shop but you can also grab a bite. We shared a few small plates and the charcuterie board was spot on. Perfect for a casual catch-up with friends, really relaxed vibe.

Service was quick and polite, REN and Sunil were especially nice. The brunch burger was excellent.

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.

Been here a few times for their afternoon tea. They remembered I can&#39;t have dairy, brought oat milk without me asking. Even had a little biscuit for the dog. That&#39;s the sort of thing that keeps me coming back.

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.

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.

A nice little stop on the coast road. The bacon sandwich was tasty and the tea was just right. The chairs were comfy, which was a plus.

The staff are so friendly, they even took the time to chat about the wine list. Felt like a proper welcome.

The cod and chips were cooked just right, a proper portion too. Service was quick, which I always appreciate. My only small note is the seating could be a bit more comfortable for a longer visit.

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.

Stopped in for a coffee. The space is lovely - really liked the high ceilings and the big windows, makes it feel so light and airy. Staff were friendly too. A nice spot to just sit for a bit.

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