what a great location when the sun is out! very cozy little cafe on tankerton slopes, and the…read moreperfect little greasy spoon for those moments when you need a PROPER fry up. it doesn't feel like much if sitting inside, however, the low price and great taste make you love it by the end. in the summer, you're in for a real treat. the outside seating and tables means you can eat breakfast with a spectacular view, and it's a great place to have a stroll to walk it off, on the beach! perfect find between two thick fresh slices of bread. yum!

Perfect spot ontop of Tankerton slopes. The food is very good and the service too. You can take…read moreyour own booze if you want. It's open early for breakfast (even on a Sunday) and is happily free from any of the irritating yuppie nonsense you often get in nearby Whitstable.

Absolutely amazing garlic shrimp on a thick piece of sourdough, as well as a wonderful side salad…read moreof burrata and roasted butternut squash with pine nuts on arugula. Excellent serving sizes (including big prawns!) and incredibly tasty.

Delicious choices. I got the Buddha bowl, others got the fish curry that was amazing and smoked…read morehaddock on toast. Loaded fries and Mac n cheese were ok but we are from America so we didn't really come to the Uk for Mac n cheese or fries did we??

The Bubble is a delightful Whitstable cafe with a Mediterranean edge. The coffee is great, maybe…read morethe best in Whitstable. At half term the place is teaming with kids and dogs which is great. The views over Whitstable Bay are truly stunning. The cakes are home made and delightful. The mezze should be tried. Home made falafel from a talented chef who lived in both Ramallah and Amman where he honed his cooking skills. It's a fun spot. Call first as during the winter opening hours are less frequent. We hired the place for an evening 80th birthday party for 30 people and all of our expectations were met.

Given it's listing, you'd be forgiven for thinking Windy Corner is solely a corner store. Sure, you…read morecan pick up your gourmet and some organic groceries here, but most locals come to use it's wonderful café. Set 2 minutes back from Whitstable beach, Windy Corner is the perfect place or Sunday Brunch (or weekday lunch or coffees). Furnished with antique furniture, the whole cafè feels like your granny's kitchen. The food itself is mostly sourced from local producers and they have an artisan baker who uses the cafe after hours and supplies the bread. The menu is constantly changing depending on what the staff have felt like cooking, but if it can be made from what they stock, they can make it for you. Having been a while since I've been here the pricing is not as great as it used to be. £4 used to get you a large portion of poached eggs on toast with 2 thick slices of artisan bread and 3 perfectly poached eggs. Today I got 1 slice and 2 eggs for the same price. The other portions of things like lasagne and such seemed unchanged. Despite my minor gripe this is still a fantastic little place to go for a lunch or a coffee in whitstable.

It's Easter 2017 time and I noticed the reviews are old, old, old... Want to tell readers, yes,…read moreWindy Corner is still here, and they're still popular and busy... I only had coffee, which was fine but people seemed to be happy as they dug into their food. The coffee quality and price was good, and the staff and a customer I spoke to, vey friendly. I like the place. Indoor/outdoor tables, laid back, close enough to the beach... So, yeah, give it a shot.

This Seattle coffee geek loves a proper latte. Here in England apparently they call it a "flat…read morewhite" and beach cafe makes a lovely one. Yesterday morning we stopped by and while they only take cash the lovely people there were happy to hold a credit card and let me come by later and pay my bill. Great food and service. =)

A great place to sit and watch the world go by during those summer months…read more Whitstable Tea Gardens are located opposite Whitstable Castle, looking over the sea. The tea gradens themselves are well mainatined with beautiful flowering bushes. There is a great variety of seating with a larger grassed area to one side, which is great for picnic blankets and for children to run around. The tea shop itself servers a range of hot and cold beverages, homemade cakes, ice creams, sweets, crisps, biscuits and sometimes bubbles.

Really nice spot to chill an watch the boats doing their thing. nice gardens with tables an chairs…read morescattered about. fresh sarnies,cakes an the usual lollys an hot/cold drinks. parking is a pain though.

On first glance Cafe Rio looks to be an upmarket establishment. Once seated we had a glance at the…read moremenu we were asked for our drinks order which we happily gave. After ordering our breakfasts and listening to another tables argument our breakfasts arrived. All looked good. Food was average but part of what I was led to believe was not on my plate. When I questioned a waitress apparently I was in the wrong !! All I can say is I won't be eating here again. Maybe a clearer menu Rio And if you do decide to eat here and order a brunch don't expect toast or a coffee!!