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

Reasonably priced, Italian-influenced but not exactly "authentic" menu items. The interior is…read moretasteful, with marble tile, and contemporary seating, seating for at least 200 inside, and the kitchen turnaround between ordering and being served was barely 10 minutes. Service was excellent! There are a multitude of other Italian venues on the same block, so there are other options, some with more style and atmosphere, but overall a pleasant spot for a casual meal where you won't go wrong!

We had a wonderful dinner there today. Creamy pasta and…read moregrilled sea bass were great! Bruschetta was especially amazing!!! Fabulous service too.

Quite a solid Japanese inspired place. Not that I'm an expert but it isn't really an authentic…read moreJapanese joint - it seems to have a fair amount of Korean and South Asian influence with a lot of the flavours. But no complaints here. I can't give 5 stars because it just doesn't hit the mark that I've had at other ramen and Japanese restaurants. But it's close. The appies and shareables are great value and where I found the best punches of flavour. I think if we come back to a Wagamama we'll just focus on those.

I love this restaurant chain!…read more I ate here on my last night of being in England after studying there and I could not have chosen a better place to dine with my friends. They didn't have the salmon croquettes that I liked so much in one of the London establishments, but they did have the chocolate wasabi cake which I will never forget.

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!

This place is insane when you go there you get transported to a world where woe and sadness are…read morejust a mere oblivion the staff are unreal they aren't just a regular staff team there a family the food is like a waterfall of exquisite new flavours .

My husband and I ordered 2 gluten free dishes to go, risotto and spaghetti with chicken added- both…read morewere disappointing. Might try them again as a dine-in.

Tasty foodstuffs, great selection, genuinely warm and friendly staff, nice decor with the premium…read moreprice you would expect. I have never been disappointed by the taste and quality of the food from this shop. I recently went in to buy a load of energy bars, when I enquired about the price of a whole box of energy bars, I was offered a ten percent discount and told I could make my own box up with any of the flavours on offer. This contrasts nicely with the last visit I made to a completely different healthfood shop who told me I couldn't get a discount, I could have only one flavour and it would take a week for them to be ordered in. If they had a 10percent student discount then I would give them 5 stars.

A great health food shop that also has a cafe. The staff are really friendly and helpful and if…read moreyou're on any sort of special diet (vegan, gluten-free etc.) then this is the best place to get all your essentials plus some goodies too! Because it's not on the main high street it can be hard to find but there's usually a signpost to help you out.

We went to Zizzi's to use a coupon we got online. It was a little before the dinner rush, so we…read morefelt like we had the place to ourselves! The staff were very friendly and accommodating. The food (pizza and pasta) were delicious, and the place itself is quite nice and charming. I'd love to go back to sit outside when the weather is a bit nicer. I recommend checking this place out (especially if you get a coupon!).

This has got to be the most beautiful Zizzi restaurants that I have been to, the garden is huge! (a…read morerare thing in Canterbury) the original features of the building have been preserved, including a very dramatic stair case. That adds a unique character to the whole restaurant and ties it in beautifully with the surrounding Canterbury style. However, on my visit I was sadly disappointed. The service, although pleasant, was extremely slow, and the food was below the usual Zizzi standards. It is defiantly worth a trip to see the garden and building but I would only have a quick lunch.

Friendly, talkative staff that let us try several good sized samples of the flavors we were…read moredebating between. Affordable pricing and smooth fudge that was not crystallized.

Damn this place. I love fudge, I especially love homemade fudge. Now I didn't like some of the…read moreflavors, they were just not for me, but since they are kind enough to let you sample the products my wife, sister-in-law and I were able to settle on a few fantastic slices of sugar and fat. I know this is chain, but it's quite good, so I can't be too picky. I'm just glad I don't live near one of these or I would stop by way too often.

We liked this restaurant so much, we went back two days in a row during our short visit to…read moreCanterbury. The first night, I had a vegetable pie and my husband had the meatballs. His was a side dish so he was surprised at the good portion size, which included bread. He liked it very much but, since I kept raving to him about the delicious, piping hot veggie pie, he wanted to go back and try one. The second night he got the chicken and broccoli pie and I had the vegetable soup and a mixed salad. Again, everything was delicious, the hot food was nice and hot and cooked just right. In addition to the food, the restaurant has a lot of character and charm, you're eating in a historic building, and our server - Hina - was amazing. If we were staying longer we'd return again and again!

You can't miss this old, rickety, disfigured, charming, lovely, centuries old Medieval house...and…read moreit's also a restaurant! Inside the 15th or 16th century decor continues with amusing whimsical antiques and artworks. Service is friendly all around. Great savory meat pies, but maybe skip dessert and the beers... £19/$26 Lamb & Rosemary Weaver Pie...succulent tender chunks of Lamb in lovely gravy with vegetables, wrapped in warm a buttery pie crust...lovely! £19/$26 Steak & Kidney Weaver Pie...I took a risk! Tasty meaty juicy hunks of British beef...mixed in with the bitter, strong gamey, and pungent pieces of kidney...a very distinct taste indeed, not for everyone, but I found it good enough...though next time I might try something else. The chips are thick and crispy, brilliant! £8/$11 Apple Blackberry Crumble...disappointing! There didn't seem to be any chunks of fruit, just a mix of syrup and crumbles. It was very liquidity. Custard was nice though. £8/$11 Pint of Guinness...much more expensive than the average pint price.

Thumbs down from this American, as these were the worst pancakes I've ever had. This cafe claims…read moreall their ingredients are shipped from the US to "make" their pancakes (as if somehow American flour is different from British), but I'm not buying that these pancakes are homemade at all. They taste and have the texture of grocery store pancakes. You're not fooling me. Also, beef chili and maple syrup on pancakes at the same time? Salmon and cream cheese on pancakes? YUCK. That is just a crime against food. It's not hard to make a load of buttermilk pancake batter. If you're going to put a huge sign in the window saying you're an "American Pancake House" the pancakes need to live up to that claim. American expats and travelers alike: I'd advise avoiding this cafe for breakfast. In addition the eggs were a bit rubbery and the hash browns were fine but nothing to write home about. Service was a bit slow but very friendly.

The Good, I am a…read morefrequent traveler and was lucky to come across this small coffee shop. This cozy and intimate coffee bar serves some amazing breakfast, and they also serve traditional American breakfast which can be a great comfort when traveling abroad. Their waffles and bacon and crepes are very delicious. The service was prompt and very friendly. All of these combined make for a great experience at this restaurant, now allow me to add the cherry on top. If you visit the top restroom you will see some signange that talks about the long history of this building, as a history nerd I totally fell in love with this place and will HIGHLY recommend this place to everyone! The Bad, Nothing.