Amazing Vegan and gluten free options. Complete menu for all. Gluten free bread is some of the…read morebest I've ever had. Service was also great!

An itty bitty pretty place that offers incredibly fresh, vegetarian, vegan amazingness. They aren't…read moreexclusively meat free, they have a lot of options. We had almond milk matcha lattes, a superfood vegan salad with hummus and avocado, and the avocado hummus sandwich on multisided sourdough with a side of the lentil curry soup. All vegan! All amazing! The bread from the sandwich really stood out to me. I could have ordered multiple slices and just eaten it with hummus!

LOVELY! BRILLIANT! FRIENDLY!…read more Just one block off the main drag of Canterbury, on a much quieter street, is the semi secret oasis from the hordes or tourist crowds, is The Foundry. Walking right in is the louder pub bar area, to the right is a quieter spacious large industrial room with full wait service from the friendly staff. Great local craft beers! £18 FISH & CHIPS! A beautiful chunk of fresh cod in a thick crispy hot batter made with Canterbury Brewers beer...lovely! And about £2 cheaper than average! The chips were tasty and plentiful, and the homemade mushy peas were creamy. Great homemade tartare sauce!

Off the main drag in Canterbury, this place is well worth a visit. It can be a little challenging…read moreto find (we were walking) as google might lead you to a bit of a dead end, but just keep going around the corner and you'll pop right into it. A nice airy space with high and low tables and a long bar. Love the sustainable and local focus. Really pleasant server and barkeep as well. We ordered the bubble and squeak starter which was a new one for us Americans. I had the steak and Foundry Ale pie which was incredible. Exectly how you want this sort of thing - loaded with tender meat and veg and a huge, flaky crust. He had the hunters chicken which I heard no complaints about. We finished with the sticky toffee pudding and it was one of the best things I ate during our travels. Loved the sparkling fruit cider that I ordered: fresh and bright and bubbly. Can't recommend this place enough!

Just tried this place for the first time this week! The food was tasty, portions were huge, and the…read moreprices were cheap so it was all around a good experience! I got the Cuban special and my partner got one of the signature pork sandwiches (don't remember the name unfortunately!) We just asked the employee what she liked and got whatever she suggested. The dining areas upstairs are super cute and each room has its own eclectic styling. The only thing I would note is that the food was very greasy but that is to be expected with fried food and sandwiches like these!

Pork & Co was one of a few places that served food after 9pm when our ghost walking tour had…read morefinished. What can I say, the food here downright delicious. Most of the choices are not the healthiest, but no one can say they are not tasty. The portions are generous, if expensive, and you can have a choice for certain part of the dishes (beetroot coleslaw was amazing!), eg you can opt for salad side if find chips too much;) Overall, quirky and informal place, the stuff is lovely, cool place to eat in!

The self proclaimed "Quintessential English Tearoom in Canterbury", and I agree. Interior is a…read morelovely British classic tea room and complement decor to match. Service was friendly all around. Normally in America, Afternoon Tea is never filling enough. But Tiny Tim's Afternoon Tea pleasantly stuffed me full of food and calories. It just could've used a few more sweets...quite lovely otherwise! £26/$35 Afternoon Tea Service (+£3 with prosecco)...Lovely! Almost perfect, it's a more savory than sweet Afternoon Tea. Top level: A collection of Tiny Tim's cakes and desserts...a nice delectable and decadent tasting set of cakes and desserts, but we didn't get anything chocolate related, and it could've used a 2-3 extra pieces of sweet things. Mid Level: The very BEST scones on the island of Britain! Warm, rich, thick, soft, buttery...we got a cheddar scone, and a blueberry scone, both were divine! Bottom Level: 4 freshly made finger sandwiches, extra soft and extra long. Smoked salmon, cucumber, roast beef, and curry chicken...lovely!

We stopped in for an early tea/late lunch. We were immediately sat and our server was a sweet…read moreattentive dark haired girl. The tea room had a light airy casual feel, that relaxed us. The tea selection was large, my dining companion had Darjeeling tea and I had a lovely apple herbal tea. I ordered a huffkin, which I learned was a Kent sandwich. The bread was exceptionally light and the warm goat cheese and bacon jam paired well together. My companion ordered the rarebit and it was two large pieces of mustardy cheese goodness. We originally came for the scones. The scones are anything but tiny!!! The raisin scones were very light but I could not finish it, they are meant to be shared. This was my first experience with English food that I really enjoyed.

This place has to be Canterbury's #1 sandwich/baguette bar (and ive tried em all)...Home cooked…read morefood served in freshly baked bread, what a refreshing change to those bland, over processed excuses for a sandwich elsewhere. Dont accept Sub standard Head down high st. towards the westgate, and its on your right, by Zizi, go on treat yourself................

Good food, service could be friendlier. You have to eat the sandwiches out of bags instead of from…read moreplates if you choose to sit at the tables outside.

Amazing food and service. My fish dish was cooked perfectly with this amazing olive oil sauce.read more

Fantastic! A skip…read moreaway from Canterbury West rail station is a wonderful indoor market offering nooks of various goods. On various days and hours there are bustling people shopping for fruits, veg, meats, and other goods. While on other hours the lower level offers tables to munch on lunch items such as freshly made sandwiches, tea, coffee and desserts. Upper level offers proper dining with a rustic feel. Need a loo, that is here too! Overall a delightful experience with several visits during my stay in town

This tea shop is fantastic!! We had several types of tea and scones, and it was all delicious. The…read morestaff were very kind and fun. Will be back!!

Cozy environment. Friendly staff and lots of tea options . Went for an English tea experience and…read moreweren't disappointed.

Quick-serve diner, w above-average food…read more Small family run cafe, with a limited menu of basic items done right. If you want fancy or exotic food, keep walking. If you want basic quality at a fair price, stop here. The fish & chips were top-of-the curve; dry and crispy, not greasy. The chicken & chips had roasted chicken with flavor-packed gravy reminiscent of a chicken pot-pie (in a really good way)! Dessert was apple-pie, baked like a strudel. Interesting and odd, but good. Soft drinks, tea, coffee, cider, ale & beer. Nothing crazy. Eat here when you are hungry for real food.

We had a group lunch here with Evan Evans Tours when our bus got to Canterbury. We were a group of…read moreabout 40 and we ate in the room upstairs. Our tour guide had called in our lunch orders before our arrival. We had a choice of four entrees...fish and chips, roasted chicken and chips, meat pie or a jacketed potato. Dessert included. I had the meat pie. Delicious. My other half and a friend of ours both had the fish and chips, which they both enjoyed. Apple pie with a dash of whipped cream and coffee rounded it out. We each had a beer or wine and the total bill of 51.10 pounds seemed reasonable.

So, Subway. You think burgers, you go to McDonalds. You think tasty fresh sandwiches, you go to…read moreSubway. Don't expect the food to be any different to any other Subway, but if you like it fresh and tasty, it's ideal. The staff are generally students and mostly foreign, but they are efficient and friendly, so there are no problems there. The food is fresh and simple. Although the decor is standard Subway, the upstairs seating area is much larger than many I've encountered - however, downstairs it can get crowded during busy times, which can be off-putting.

The Subway at the bottom of Canterbury highstreet is arguably the best place to grab something to…read moreeat after a night out. They are open till 3am so provide you with somewhere to go after the clubs shut. The food is the same as any other Subway but it tastes better as your most likely drunk and its 2.30 in the morning. The staff are cheery and often find it funny everyone who goes in is completely bladdered. The establishment is also clean however there is normally a lot of people just leaning on the walls and generally making the place look messy. I am giving this Subway 5 stars because you can get a lovely sarnie after a night of drinking for a little amount of money