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 Amstel was under a fiver, which was a nice touch. Food was decent, nothing fancy but solid. Service was efficient, got the bill quickly. Good spot for a straightforward meal after work.

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.

Great spot for a private party. Darren and Cathy handled everything perfectly, the bar never slowed down.

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.

The vegan menu here is really well thought out. I had the Vegan Padana pizza - the crust was crisp and the toppings fresh. It&rsquo;s a nice, mild option. Service kept up even on a busy night.

The coffee and cake were lovely, and I really liked their local jams. The service was friendly and not rushed, which made for a very relaxed visit. A nice spot for a quiet afternoon.

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.

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.

Busy spot on Chatham high street. Staff were friendly, no complaints there. Had the fish and chips. Batter was crisp, chips decent. A bit pricey for what it is, but fine for a quick lunch.

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.

Booked the whole place for our wedding. The team was so helpful with early access and a flexible check-out. They even assisted family members who needed a bit of extra help getting around. Made everything feel much easier.

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.

Aaron and Neil are the best delivery drivers. Always friendly, always on time. Food arrives hot and fresh. Makes ordering from here a no-brainer.

A proper dog-friendly spot. Our pup got a little treat bowl right away, which was a nice touch. Makes it easy to grab a decent lunch without having to leave him at home. Food was solid, no complaints.

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.

Nice break from the usual. The enjeera bread is spongy and perfect for sharing. Felt like a proper social meal, everyone just digging in together. A bit loud when it gets busy, but that&#39;s part of the vibe.

Lovely little spot that feels like stepping back in time. The decor is all vintage 1950s Italian, and it&#39;s run by a family. Had a slice of their lemon tart with my coffee - just the right amount of sweet. A nice, quiet corner to sit and read for a bit.

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.

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