It was after 8pm on a bank holiday Sunday and we were struggling to find an establishment still…read moreopen for dining. Thankfully the lovely people at East Coast Dining Room welcomed us and we opted to sit outside in the cool evening air. We started with Prosecco and Elderflower cocktails and half a dozen delicious oysters. I decided on seared scallops to start, served with cauliflower purée and pickled grapes. They were so good that I was reluctant to share with my partner (it's our thing, we share) and I even refused a taste of his starter. He decided on a sirloin to start, slow roasted with a radish and tomato salad and served with a mustard cream. In a word, he described it as awesome. For our main course, I decided on pork tenderloin wrapped in prosciutto, served with aubergine purée, roast peppers and courgettes and presented on a Parmesan polenta. It was very tasty and the tenderloin was very tender and juicy indeed. I especially liked the aubergine purée. My partner chose the lemon sole, pan fried with scallop roe and seaweed butter and served with spinach and sautéed potatoes. I had a little taste and it was fantastic. All in all, the service was superb and our meal practically perfect. We will definitely return.

Came here for a meal with family a while back; I have to apologise as I can't recall what we all…read moreordered and I tried a bit of everything, but the menu tends to change reasonably regularly and I enjoyed everything I ate (without exception) so I thought I should come back and leave a review nonetheless. The staff here are honestly some of the nicest people, whether it's the managers or the waiters, always smiley and keen to make you feel at ease. When people ask for a nice place to take friends for an evening meal in and around Kent I always recommend this place, cosy great location (near the sea, so perfect to stop by after a long coastal walk) and great company. Can't recommend it enough.

It doesn't take long to feel comfortable at Old Neptune. Order a pint of smooth ale or a glass of…read morewine, grab a table, and enjoy the pub atmosphere. Pub culture. Pub life!! The cheese plate (plus a few extra apple slices) is SUCH a treat! About five goers had dogs in the small space by the time we left. Mostly cute and comfy and fun. A little... crowded. LOVED their fish n chips. Ask for fresh tartar sauce!!

Such a cute place and a beautiful view! Our meals were delicious - the fish and chips were huge and…read morebig enough for 2. My friend has a gluten intolerance and got the dressed crab, which she enjoyed. I am so glad we came here on our day trip to Whitstable. Really enjoyed the history and service, and the gorgeous setting on the beach.

Must be one of the best pubs in kent. Excellent food and stunning decor, highly recommended.read more

From the owner: Kent's most unique pub & restaurant and rated no.1 pub in Canterbury on Trip Advisor. The Tyler's…read moreKiln prides itself on providing high quality, mostly British cuisine using locally sourced ingredients that change with the seasons. Instant online booking available. There's no place like The Tyler's Kiln, come and see for yourself.

Super cute bar next to the water with live music, how can you go wrong? Just to be clear, you can't…read moresee the water from inside the bar. I love how it's very festive for the holidays just like every other place in the area. We came here with a group of ladies to grab some drinks, hang out and have some interesting conversations. One of the ladies mentioned that they are known for their oysters which then of course I ordered half a dozen. Not bad, but not my favorite. Would I ordered them again? Absolutely. You have very hard-working stuff behind the bar to serve you your beer and cocktails and even take your order for some must have oysters. Highly recommend check this place out.

Avoid eating here at all costs…read more We got severe food poisoning and have been unwell for 5 days now....I have emailed them but received no response. If you go on a Sunday the menu states you HAVE to have 2 courses, I only wanted 1 but then you still have to pay £30. And we got the poisoning from the trout starter that we didn't want, but also didn't want to wast our money. The member of staff that booked our table the night before was lovely. The female member of staff who served us really didnt want to be there. Like she was hungover or is treated badly by management. Food was oversalted, not tasty and small portions. The other 2 guests we were with were also underwhelmed by the food. The trout starter came with a blue oil that was tasteless, and very unappealing to look at. We spent £150 . Overpriced. Underwhelmed and very unewell.

I don't entirely understand all of the reviews. This place is a solid 3-star restaurant. Don't…read moreexpect to get your socks rocked off, but it is sufficient in what it markets itself to be: a simple restaurant/bar add-on for the simple Premier Inn it's attached to. My bf and I grabbed a seat here while waiting for the coach bus back to London. We got ourselves two reasonably priced ciders and split a steak sandwich. The steak sandwich was somewhat more creative than what I would expect in a place like that, and while I didn't like the chutney sauce (a personal preference), the bread, steak, and chips were well prepared and flavoured. Overall, I quite enjoyed the meal! The service was friendly enough and the food was served within a reasonable amount of time. I think if you're looking for something filling, recognizable, and a step away from all that seafood, this place would be sufficient.

The Longreach resturant is part of a Premier Inn franchise near Borstal Hill…read more The resturant has a bar attatched, which also has its own bar menu and comfterble seating area. The resturant has good seating, with large tables for groups. The menu is a mixture of british and british adapted food (e.g indian, burgers etc). The food is okay but nothing to write home about overall. This said the resturant is quite popular, especially at the weekend and on annual occasions (e.g mother's day). Pricewise the Longreach isn't overally expensive but nor is it cheap for although portion sizes are good the quality is not overally impressive.

what a great location when the sun is out! very cozy little cafe on tankerton slopes, and the…read moreperfect little greasy spoon for those moments when you need a PROPER fry up. it doesn't feel like much if sitting inside, however, the low price and great taste make you love it by the end. in the summer, you're in for a real treat. the outside seating and tables means you can eat breakfast with a spectacular view, and it's a great place to have a stroll to walk it off, on the beach! perfect find between two thick fresh slices of bread. yum!

Perfect spot ontop of Tankerton slopes. The food is very good and the service too. You can take…read moreyour own booze if you want. It's open early for breakfast (even on a Sunday) and is happily free from any of the irritating yuppie nonsense you often get in nearby Whitstable.