Stumbled across this cafe on a recent visit to Folkestone. It is a proper greasy spoon and proved…read moreto be an absolute lifesaver as I walked around looking for a hangover cure. Although I mention it as a greasy spoon, it really is a very good one. Clean and spacious inside with plenty of seating, and judging by the constant flow of people it must be well regarded locally. I went for a full on fry up and it really was delicious, exactly what I needed. Everything was cooked how I like it and the portion size was spot on. There is plenty on the menu to keep everyone happy with a quick and friendly service. I found the coffee to be particularly enjoyable, nice and strong. The prices were very good too, plenty of substance for your money. If I was ever in the area again I wouldn't hesitate to go back.

This cafe is a favourite with builders and workmen types. It is a traditional greasy spoon and they…read moresell everything you would expect, full English breakfasts, toased sandwiches, beans on toast, jacket potatos with various fillings, strong coffee and tea. Basically everything you want to cure a hangover! They are a friendly lot and the food is really cheap, probably the cheapest in the area and the quality is high considering the cheap price. I am quite fussy about the places I will eat and this is the only proper cafe that I will eat from as it is really clean. I would recomend it as a great place to pop for breakfast if you want something nice and warm that wont break the bank.

Generally open during the Summer period and some weekends, this small cafe serves great…read morerefereshments to visitors of Joss Bay beach.

Lovely little deli newly opened with a wide selection of fresh items. Well presented in a converted…read morerestaurant, the place is light and breezy and has a good range of items at competitive prices.

Great place for a bite to eat,very reasonably priced,lovely amosphere, love the music nights.read more

Make your own mind up about the owners response to me complaining about reservation errors and lack…read moreof response to reservation enquiries. It appears to be a lottery if you actually have a table. "Scottie Roberts here from the dining club.. I won't bore you with the details but our lovely guests will know that we have had an "interesting " year with my wife's father sadly passing away and myself having an awful accident so our lovely team have been helping us through this trying time.. sadly mistakes do happen and as you only enquired about a booking and never recieved a confirmation to say you are in to dine you felt you had a booking?. You instantly recieved your payments back from us and thankfully your membership so we no longer have to put up with your childish and bullying attitude to my staff.. I wonder if you'd have had the same vile words with myself?. I very much doubt it.. toodle pip old chap."

Deal's first proper destination restaurant, but unique as its also a members club, so if you pay…read morethe modest £5 annual fee to join you get delivered menus to your door and can book ahead! It's also BYOB so very reasonable. The menus are varied so you get to eat a wide variety of food over 3 courses with cheese as an option. They always do a fab petit fours with coffee as well to round it all off!

I have used different indians around our area in Ashford, and can honestly say this ones the…read morebest.The food is cooked to perfection and is always piping hot.The delivery is always on time and the delivery guys are very polite. So if you fancy an indian I recommend Kennington tandoori.

Excellent little curry venue always with a friendly welcome and outstanding service.read more

I love the baguettes they sell here! This is a little sandwich bar with a few tables and chairs,…read morethere isn't room for big groups to sit but its perfect for a couple of friends to grab a bite to eat and a drink. They sell fresh home made Polish bread and soup as well as some Polish and British cakes and biscuits. They make fresh sandwiches and baguettes with whatever filling you would like, we usually go for cheese salad and ham and cheese salad. They also sell hot and cold drinks. They sell their specialist bread by the loaf as well so you can take some home with you. It really is something different to our traditional British style bread.

This is a lovely little cafe run by some very friendly Polish women…read more They make their own bread, which is excellent, and sell a range of sandwiches/baguettes to eat in or take away. They also serve delicious homemade Polish soup. All food is made as you wait, but you never have to wait too long, even when they are busy, which seems to be most of the time! There a few tables to sit at and I am sure they would fill more if it was a bigger premises. The only downside is, if you eat there regularly you can get a little bit bored with the choice of sandwich fillings.

The Bay Side Cafe is located in a prominent position on Mortimer Street which is the main shopping…read morearea in Herne Bay. They provide everything from cans of drinks to daily specials. Appearance: The Bay Side Cafe looks like any other cafe from the outside. They utilise the space on their windows to advertise daily specials and new items as well as a full menu. Inside the cafe there is enough space for around 30 customers. The tables and chairs are fixed and although comfortable they are spaced very closely together and this may hinder anyone with mobility problems. The decoration is neutral and gives the cafe a very light and airy feel, aided by the large windows at the front. Atmosphere: Recently this cafe changed hands and lost a large percentage of its regular customers who instead decided to frequent Beanos Cafe which is further up the road. The management decided to let their longest serving waitress go and as she walked out of the door the majority of the customers followed her. The new owners rarely interact with their customers but instead spend most of their time talking in the kitchen. It just doesn't have the same type of atmosphere as it had with the previous owners at the helm. Food: The food is where this place really shines. They offer a variety of food ranging from traditional cooked breakfasts to homemade chilli con carne and it all tastes brilliant. I often visit on a Saturday and it does take a while for your food to come out but most of the set breakfasts includes tea or coffee to drink whilst you wait. The food is always piping hot and best of all it tastes fresh. It is much more cafe than 'greasy spoon'. The prices are reasonable for the portion sizes. Pay special attention to the daily special as chilli con carne with a rice and salad is only going to set you back a fiver. The Rambling Conclusion: For a well priced fresh meal in nice surroundings come to the Bay Side cafe on the weekend. But don't entertain it during the week as there's more life in a sleepy hedgehog. RR

The decor is a little conservative french with linen white wall and ceiling with gold lighting. But…read morethe service is what's welcoming you by taking your jackets. The wooden chairs have old cushion, and is a waist of pillow. the food is simply delicious, presentation is simple, the service is really good. The breaded scallops came in a big scallop shell, nice and very tasty, asparagus with cheese also a good starter. The Portuguese Casal Mendes rose wine is good non dry wine for a Sunday night hangover dry throat. Butterfly buttered sea bass is just yummy, so is the steak fillet, then sides are ordered extra, but when ordering the sides to share, they hold each side and ask everyone if they would like and add it to your plate. A pouched pear desert with real heavy ice cream and fresh cream, real nice. We paid 39quid pp based on 3, including generous tip.