Just an excellent place for tea, coffee or a great meal at the amazing little village. The cakes…read moreare so good along with the breakfast and all the different kind of sandwiches. The staff are so great and the service is just perfect. The place is dog friendly which is a super bonus. They also have outside seating when the weather is good.

From the owner: Tea, Coffee, Cakes, Gifts, Light Lunches, Paninis, Salads, Soft Drinks, Scones with Clotted Cream…read moreand Kent Jam

Excellent little coffee shop with outdoor seating as well as inside. Lovely breakfasts and great…read morecoffee. Staff are friendly and there is always service will a smile. Recommended!!!

My dad often brings me here for tea and cake, All the cakes…read moreand chocolates are home made by the 2 lovely ladies that own the Tea Room, they have recently bought the place and have kept the cozy cottage feel and have introduced a great new menu. The hot chocolate is amazing and I always get marshmallows with mine, this time I had a pot of tea as I have already had 2 hot chocolates today , have to draw the line somewhere right? But I was not disappointed with my tea and it went great with my raspberry and vanilla butter cream cupcake . If you are ever in West Malling I would pop in for a little treat

Quaint and full of character The Old Mill Yard Tea Room is another of West Malling's little hidden…read moregems. Homemade goodies are served up here for a good portion of the day with daily specials on offer and various different homemade cakes. A great place to go for a light bite or afternoon tea. The only thing the place could do with is a little bit more atmosphere but I suspect that to be largely due to the staff and clientele that frequent the tea rooms.

Best bakery for miles. Like amazing. Jamie is a patisserie chef by training and so the cakes are…read moreawesome. The bread....nice cafe with a good vibe.

This bakery so needs to be on yelp, so it gives me great pleasure to add it and write the first…read morereview. I live about an hour from here but my boyfriend and I happy drive here. Every single time there is a different pastry to try (or so it seems), along with cakes, sausage rolls (normal or spicy), chocolate, macrons (so many varieties - my favourite being salted caramel) and the most amazing different kinds of bread. Everything he sells is made the morning before the bakery opens and there is a limited amount. Once it's sold out its sold out! There are a few small tables and a sofa and it can get quite busy at the weekends. The guy who runs the place is very nice, as is all the staff. We love to sit down, order food and drinks, relax then take home tons of stuff to eat throughout the day! X

I love this place, the food is very tasty! and the cakes are delicious! The staff are very…read morefriendly, a good place to visit all year round.

Superb English breakfast, superb cake, super coffee and really lovely staff !! Fully recommended. !!read more

CABBAGES AND KINGS!! what can I say A HIDDEN GEM in Kent,…read morethat is quintessentially English, where you can meet to have breakfast, lunch or teas and coffees in a cosy atmosphere. This is a special haunt for the locals, especially the women, as the whole place is covered with home decorations, enabling visitors to view and purchase itemsdon't want to spoil the fun :) Definitely worth a visit, it is our 'local ' stop, when we want to make a special day of it! and it's also set in the lovely village of Halstead in Kent.

Lovely cafe in Charlwood. We had excellent customer service and were always treated with a smile…read more The mocha and dessert are delicious.

Very nice little café! We had a nice coffee/tea and a piece of cake there, as we were passing buy…read morethis small road. Nice and inviting atmosphere. Owner is very friendly.

Visited The Honey Pot in Shoreham yesterday with my friend and our daughters. The owners were…read morewonderful with our girls and made us feel so welcome. Lunch was delicious and served quickly. Lunch bags for the kids was perfect for their ages and had lots of choices. We loved that it is just a short walk from the river in the heart of shoreham and we enjoyed the beautiful views while walking off our lunch. Looking forward to revisiting already.

Today I visited the lovely unspoiled village of Shoreham, Where I came across a little gem of a tea…read moreshop, The Honey Pot. The tea shop is run by best friends Sue and Pat, who are very welcoming and have a passion for people. The Honey Pot isn't just a Tea shop that sells lovely homemade scones, toasties and lovely brews but also has great gifts and cards to purchase. My Brother and I, took my Nana there to meet our family friends. Where we enjoyed a lovely toastie and a jam and cream scone, just what the doctor ordered for a Sunday afternoon - perfect. Even though the Honey Pot is small, I think it works to its advantage, it compliments its traditional English quaintness, with its friendly locals whilst not being over done with tourists. The cyclists seem to love to stop for a recharge. So if you are cycling in the area through the country, you will be welcomed by the smell of homemade goodness and a smile. We purchase more than a coffee, we purchase into a pleasurable experience and a great service. Also the area of Shoreham is very sweet and so English, with a few pubs and the River Darenth, A lovely day out in the country. I hope this helps Qypers =)

I love this place and so do the kids. We go at least once a month and never get bored discovering…read morenew paths. Mind you I still haven't been inside the Millennium Seedbank which houses a collection of seeds from around the world!! Our current fave is feeding the birds at the Himalayan Glade lookout. We take some seeds, put them on the fence posts and then sit on the bench admiring the tits, finches, robins and pheasants having a feeding frenzy. Wakehurst is part of Kew and the National Trust. My best tip is to become a NT member or buy an annual pass to Wakehurst for £20 - a single admission is £10 so you only have to go twice to make it worthwhile. There is a large shop, small garden centre and cafe at the entrance and a further cafe/restaurant approx. 1km from the entrance adjacent to the Manor. Although the food & drinks are not that cheap they do have Green & Blacks hot chocolate and choc. cornflake cakes which are irresistable and in the summer the sliding/folding doors open up to enhance this modern piece of architecture. The gardens are extensive with a plethora of different themes and some very large trees - one of which is lit up at Xmas and provides the backdrop for a fantastic carol singing event for all the family. There are two large ponds at the bottom of the hill where the muddy ducks are very entertaining in the bread feeding department - another toddler favourite. Overall, Wakehurst is great for all ages and is a great expanse for young children where the gardens themsleves are the play areas. It is also great for pushing the pram around as an escape from the house. You'll never get bored discovering the place and one day I'll make it to the Seedbank.

The gardens here are absolutely gorgeous. Plenty of space to walk, and you get a good map on entry…read moreand the place is well signposted so you shouldn't get lost?! The shop is lovely and the plants in the garden centre are gorgeous. The Millenium Seed bank is fantastic, i learnt lots in there, and they are doing a fantastic job. The seed bank is really good for children as there are touch screen computers which you can use to find out more about the seed bank.