This place is a nice little spot in the village. The staff were friendly. I tried the lamb shank, it was cooked perfectly, just fell off the bone. Good portion too. A solid meal.

The coconut tart was lovely and light. The ham &amp; cheese croissant was perfectly warm and buttery.

A nice spot for a coffee break after exploring the castle. The seats were comfortable and the service was friendly, which was a welcome relief. The price felt fair for the location. It was just what I needed to sit and recharge for a bit.

Stopped by for a coffee break on a cold but sunny day and it was very nice. I probably would not come back for coffee but in a sunny warm day I would return for a refreshing drink.

Nice spot for a coffee while the little ones run around. The water park next door is a bonus &ndash; my kid got absolutely soaked, so pack that extra outfit! ☀️

The chicken korma was spot on. Rich, creamy sauce with just the right amount of spice, and the chicken was incredibly tender. Portions are generous for the price. That&#39;s really all I come here for.

Had a flat white here with a friend. The latte art was so detailed, we just stared at it for a minute before drinking. Coffee itself was really smooth. Perfect spot for a proper catch-up.

Lovely little Italian-run cafe by the sea. Stopped in for a coffee and a slice of cake. What stood out for me was the freshness of the ingredients. The cake tasted like it was made that morning, with really good quality butter and fruit. A nice, simple treat.

Matcha was spot on. Just the right balance, not too sweet. That&#39;s all I really needed. The place itself feels cosy, like a proper neighbourhood spot.

Good spot. My mate comes here every day. The food&#39;s always nicely put together. Staff are helpful. That&#39;s it.

Great for a quick coffee break. They have a decent selection of used books and records to browse while you sip. Coffee was good, not amazing, but hit the spot. A bit cramped inside though.

Been a few times since the new owners took over. Place is definitely cleaner and the staff are friendly.

The staff were so polite and attentive, which made the whole meal feel really comfortable. A nice, relaxed spot for a proper sit-down lunch.

Stopped in after getting off the ferry. The sandwiches here are massive, really generous portions. Coffee was solid. A proper, no-fuss family-run spot.

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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