The food was excellent, the service was slow. Several large parties there. Onion Bhaji shareable…read more Naan was burnt on the bottom. Entrees were quite nice

Having been to the Cumin club several times before, I was looking forward to a meal and catchup…read morewith friends here over the weekend. The experience this time was shocking sub-par. The waiter had taken my friends order, then asked for mine. I told him my dish, rice and bread choice. He then asked if I wanted any bread having just written it down. He then asked for my friends order again. He repeated this for the next few people at least, going back and asking the same people a second time for their order, with them having to tell him that he had just taken their order. Then there was the wait. 2 hours we sat drinking, with the occasional offer to take drinks orders. It got to the point that we questioned the drinks waiter about maybe having some food. Which he assured us was on the way. If it hadn't have been for the fact we were enjoying catching up with each other, we would have walked out. In fact talk had already started turning to where we would go instead. Then when the food finally arrived the service was chaotic. Not only was I disappointed to be reminded that I had ordered a starter, now so hungry I just wanted my main course, the starter was bland and cold, not what was expected. After another wait, the mains started to arrive. Now you would think that waiting staff would remember who wanted what, especially as they had it written down. But no, Mr amnesia was back and delivering random dishes calling out the name of the dish and waiting for a response. Having waited over 2 hours I had almost forgotten what I had ordered, and genuinely took me a few moments to realise he was calling out the rice that I had ordered. When he put it down in front of me, his thumb was buried in it. And again when my naan arrived, by which time I had almost finished the rest of my food, his hands were all over that too. I'm sure he had clean hands, at least to begin with, but needless to say it's not pleasant seeing someone's hands violate your food. The food was at least almost up to standard, maybe a little oilier than usual, but still good. The Gents toilet door also seems to be having issues closing, so if you're using the urinal anyone walking down the corridor can see you. Not impressed this time, won't be as excited to return

We were very impressed with the friendly and quick service received. The food was exceptional and…read moreat an extremely favourable price. The mussels were delicious and so was the pasta with seafood that my partner ordered. Lovely to be able to sit outside on this beautiful day with the river flowing just outside. We will be back.

Very nice food at a reasonable price. Have eaten here a number of times now its very nice. The ribs…read moreare particularily good. The staff are pretty young and inexperienced which can be a downside during the busiest times resulting in a slightly slow service, but they are curteous and very obliging. The loyalty card scheme is a good idea giving you £15 off our bill after filling the card.

First visit on Good Friday for lunch, and second visit late on Sunday…read more Food is excellent all diners in the group praised the quality and choice, especially the whitebait. Staff very attentive BUT and this is the reason for the delay there were just not enough staff and the meal took a ridiculously log time to be served (over an hour); not really acceptable, no matter how good the food was So I tried it again; Sunday. late (3.00pm) booking. Food was as before; plentiful portions, very tasty, service friendly and attentive. But this time the food arrived very reasonably after ordering, so I was wise to wait. Verdict: Definitely worth a visit, but time your meal for when they are not busy! Possibly a little unkind, but give it a go NOTE: The arrow on the map is in the wrong place; you have to follow the road down to the marina and the restaurant is above the yacht club.

This is a small American Restaurant which also does takekeaway. My family love this restaurant and…read moreis often the first choice for a birthday meal. The decoration is great and the atmosphere is fun. It can be a little loud but for families this is great. The menu includes ribs, burgers along with fajita's fish and an extensive pizza list. The ribs are the best Ive tasted. They also have a help yourself salad bar which is the best I have ever seen. It can be slow service but the food is freshly cooked and you do appreciate it when you taste it - definately worth the wait. Staff are friendly and as attentive as they can be as generaly it is fully booked. They also do a special sunday lunch menu which includes Roast. Well worth a visit if you in Burnham though I do recommend you book.

Great little American style diner which is well known for its music and Ribs!…read more Pleny of other stuff on the menu worth trying from burgers through to salmon fillet. Nacho style? then some pasta and pizza may be? Not open on a Monday or after 9pm but get there before 7 and your food has 25% off!

We found this gem of a restaurant seemingly in the middle of nowhere through the interwebs. They…read moreapparently have a smart casual dress code, but we called them up, and since we were all dressed for the hot weather, they told us our shorts and t-shirts were okay. We opted for the tasting menu (8 courses for £55 with an alternate cheese course for £7 more) and two of us got wine pairings (for just a wafer-thin £15 more). Unfortunately, I was driving, so I was forced to just try a few sips of the wine. There's also a great supply of homemade breads (my favorite was the treacle bread. fantastic!) There were some amazingly stand-out dishes for me. I really liked the (slightly large) amuse bouche of a mix of seafood. The scallops and chorizo were also spot on. The smoked duck was nice, but a bit chewy. But all the bits and bobs that came with it on the plate were like duck flavor explosions in your mouth. The Bloody Mary sorbet palate cleanser was to die for. I have to find a way to do that at home. The steak was fantastically cooked, but it was a bit large for a tasting menu. The lemon posset pre-dessert was delightfully lemony. The chocolate cake with buttermilk ice cream was everything you could imagine from a chocolate cake. Dense and rich and the buttermilk ice cream went perfectly. It could have been half the size though. Unfortunately there was a bit too much food for the tasting menu so we decided against cheese in the end. The petit four were nice, although some better than others (and I even asked for more as they gave us five pieces for three people and got way more than we needed plus a bit of cheeky banter from our server.) The wine may not have paired perfectly, but they were not stingy with the pours. Three massive glasses of wine and a glass of prosecco for £15? A bargain. The service is pretty great as well. Everyone there was incredibly friendly. Our server was a whole lot of fun, even if she was a bit kooky and flighty. The building itself looks like an old converted pub (it was probably even a barn at one time given the name). It's definitely fine dining sans the Michelin stars, so you get a nice laid-back and delightful evening. In fact, some of the courses are definitely at that quality of standard as they outshone some of the food I've had in such establishments! If you're visiting Kent and in the area, this is definitely a place worth checking out.

This restaurant now closed down. It reopened soon afterwards as an Indian Restaurant, so all the…read morereviews don't mean anything any more. The old owners of the restaurant have now taken over The Ship, public house in Conyer, near Faversham.

Great Menu Great Food Great Service Great Staff Always My Favoriteread more

This restaurant was essentially as described on its web site- basic British food. The food served…read morewas solid and well presented and well above good pub grub. Service overall was convivial and discreet. The restaurant only gets marked down for price - it was a bit high. We ate: Appetiser Roast duck on mixed greens - duck was far too tough / chewy and seemed to be the bits you normally throw away. Pity because good taste. Fish gougeons which turned out to be a euphemism for fancy fish sticks. Good taste though Mains Roast chicken with parsley roast potatoes Monkfish with crushed new potatoes Both the above were very plain almost bland but saved by presentation and cooked just right Desert Cheesecake, - very good. sorbets - out of the box but well presented Wines acceptable. (House Merlot) Overall: Well presented well served copious old fashioned food that is hit and miss. And a tad expensive.

This was my favorite restaurant in Leigh until they removed the pianist on a Saturday night. This…read moreof course doesn't affect the quality of the food which 'll hasten to add is outstanding. The piansit gave the restaurant a certain something that other restaurants in the area don't have. I would still heartily recommend it all the same. UPDATE: Recently revisited this restaurant for our Christmas lunch and I'm pleased to report that food and service were of excellent quality. They handled my 4 y\o daughter and 11 week old daughter admirably.

After a disappointing night out at the Seafood Shack we booked two dinners here during our stay in…read moreWhitstable. It's a smaller place, so better book ahead. It's a very nice, charming restaurant. A bit of Brasserie/Bistro style. Feels very warm and welcoming. Owner and staff were wonderful folks. Friendly, helpful and welcoming. Our Bulldog was welcome here as well. First night we've had the baked oysters (Rockefeller Style) and goats cheese salad. Both wonderful dishes. Fresh and tasty oysters, creamy flavourful goat cheese. For the mains we ordered mussels & shrimps and Beef Wellington with sides (veggies and potatoes). A bottle of wine with that. Both shrimp and mussels very fresh again and of high quality. The Beef Wellington was a real treat. Amazingly done! Kudos to the cook! A creme brulée for dessert. A really great dinner for a fair price. Happily we came back to other day and had another wonderful dining experience. Raw oysters and Terrine for starters. Both fantastic, they got great oysters here. Tasted a lot better than the ones at the Seafood Shack. Terrine was my thing...really like it. For the mains a chowder and shrimps...and another Beef Wellington. Beef was a great as the other night. Beautiful. Chowder was nice and creamy and the shrimps another winner. A winner was also the wine: Villa Des Croix. Nice, fresh, crisp. This is really a fantastic restaurant. Great food quality, wonderful staff and owner. A cook who knows what he's doing. Highly recommended.

Did a day trip in Whitstable. And found this restaurant. Really delicious food. They put together a…read moretable for the five of us so we did not wait at all. Love all the decorations they put on the wall, and mirrors that have the name of the restaurant.