Good coffee, good price and a good atmosphere…read more The free wi-fi is an added bonus.

Blt very nice, nice and quite but maybe a little light music in background would be good. Will defo…read morecome again coffee good and lemon tangy cake was lovely.

Lovely spot, great music and coffee, gorgeous chocolate. Will come back when in the area.read more

I finally popped into Java Bean for brunch as I have always been intrigued by their menu, which…read morecontains many versions of Eggs Benedict, when I have walked by. Ordered standard Eggs Benedict, it consisted of toasted English Muffin halves topped with good thick rashers of bacon and 2 beautifully poached eggs; this was all then slathered with a good Hollandaise sauce. All in all it was very tasty, although you can get fry-ups or breakfast rolls in cheaper places it made for a good experience. The coffee was very good as well and much better than what you would find in Cafecostabucks.

This is a rather charming place in Calverley grounds, a Victorian park that runs to the east of the…read moretown centre. Think bandstand, think fondant fancies, think cups of tea, think snoozing in deckchairs, think prices that would have the Cafe Nero brigade choking on their herb infused, lightly smoked organic boar and mango jus paninis. Very English indeed, a look back in time to a world of simpler pleasures...........

Smack bang in the middle of Calverley Grounds, you'll find this friendly cafe…read more Perfect for a fry-up after a heavy night out, there's also healthier fare on offer, such as baked potatoes and salads. Quite a good range of ice-cream for refreshment in the summer. Try to get a seat on the band-stand, or use the tables outside in warm weather. Quite a few seats on the inside.

Just opened (yesterday) so too early to give Taywell's a rating (so the one star is only because I…read morecan't leave the rating blank!) . Occupying the former futon shop 'Shao Lin', Taywell position themselves as a shake, smoothie and coffee shop - however they also sell chilled and frozen ready dinners from Cook, local beer, wine and cider plus smoked and fresh meat and fish, pates, chutneys, cheeses and loads of impulse-buy items that you really didn't think you needed! They also operate a farm shop at Goudhurst and their own provender is available in the 'deli' section - the premises are divide in two with a shared space at the back. If you're dropping in for a coffee there's seating at the back (rustic pine but comfortable) and downstairs - apparently they offer free wi-fi and newspapers. For the opening there's a £1 promo running on coffee and shakes - so make sure to collect the voucher on the counter. I'll be back to try the breakfast smoothie. Definitely worth a visit so give it a try.

I presented one of the old style free drink cards at Cafe Nero at Royal Victoria Place, Tunbridge…read moreWells, that had been fully stamped at the other Cafe Nero in the Pantiles for a free drink and the staff not only refused to honour it but confiscated it as if I was a naughty child trying to get something for nothing!!

I like this Nero's on the old high street. Standard Nero's coffee which is always good and if you…read moresit on the sofas in the window you can watch the world go by for an hour :)

This is a truly fantastic Italian cafe, my partner and I love to chilled out in its quirky…read moreatmosphere. I can honestly say they do the best little Italian dishes ever and are a very friendly husband and wife team. this is italian food how it should be, Yum Yum!

A decent enough greasy spoons next door to the train station. Healthy sized breakfasts that are…read morefalling of the edge of the plate. Everything is cooked on a tiny grill behind the counter so you can see what's going on. (Visit - 01/06/2015 Breakfast)

Oh, the mediocrity!!! Really pleasant staff but the bitter coffee and corporate fake continental (&…read moretatty) decor leave me cold. Seek out Ismail instead in TW..............

Caffe Nero is always I think of a good quality. Less commercial than Starbucks and nicer coffee…read morethan Costas. This branch in Tunbridge Wells is not very different from any others. It's clean and there are some private seats and some places to sit and chat. The staff are friendly and the coffee hot and strong. There are also a large selection of tasty looking cakes and sandwiches and some healthy eating options as well.

completely agree with the other review. expensive, rubbish food, poor service, dirty restaurant…read more(only came in as looked wheelchair friendly for my nan) will never go in again, disgusting place.