Coffee and music, two of my favourite things…read more Hot Salvation is a record store which also has a coffee bar, they serve up Square Mile coffee through a pour over and also do pots of tea, both can be enjoyed chilling at the bar by the window or whilst your perusing the kicking vinyl selection they have in stock. I love this place, give it a look when visiting sunny Folkestone.

A fantastic little Folkestone gem serving the finest coffee and a nice mix of old and new records…read more I can't recommend this place enough.

it's hard to find a traditional English tea shop these days but this one is the real thing. Their…read moremenu is quite diverse though--you don't have to have the classic afternoon tea of scones, cream and jam. They offer dozens of different teas (from tins which line the wall) so you should be able to find something there you like. Of course they also serve other drinks, for example the excellent "cloudy" lemonade (more similar to American lemonade than English). Don't be put off by the apparently tiny eating area that you see as you enter. They have an extensive upstairs and even a garden if the weather is good.

This tea shop is fantastic!! We had several types of tea and scones, and it was all delicious. The…read morestaff were very kind and fun. Will be back!!

My dad often brings me here for tea and cake, All the cakes…read moreand chocolates are home made by the 2 lovely ladies that own the Tea Room, they have recently bought the place and have kept the cozy cottage feel and have introduced a great new menu. The hot chocolate is amazing and I always get marshmallows with mine, this time I had a pot of tea as I have already had 2 hot chocolates today , have to draw the line somewhere right? But I was not disappointed with my tea and it went great with my raspberry and vanilla butter cream cupcake . If you are ever in West Malling I would pop in for a little treat

Quaint and full of character The Old Mill Yard Tea Room is another of West Malling's little hidden…read moregems. Homemade goodies are served up here for a good portion of the day with daily specials on offer and various different homemade cakes. A great place to go for a light bite or afternoon tea. The only thing the place could do with is a little bit more atmosphere but I suspect that to be largely due to the staff and clientele that frequent the tea rooms.

I'm almost tempted to give this place a 5.....after reaching Dover on our train ride from London,…read morewe had not had any breakfast and we were feeling quite "peckish" (that's one of my new English words!), so we stopped in Buffer's for a sausage, egg and cheese sandwich, and it was delicious. A can of Diet Coke, and a regular coke with the sandwich was only £4 (what a great deal). People getting off the train were walking right by this place and heading for town, and they were missing out on some great food. Too bad they're closed on Sunday, or I would be going back for another great breakfast sandwich. Jolly good mate!

Had breakfast here. Right next to the port. Literally went down the stairs across the street to…read moreload up on one of the boats. Excellent service, all kinds of traditional breakfast foods, coffees and teas.

This is a great, quiet place. While I was here there were many locals enjoying cooked breakfasts…read morewhich looked delicious. The tea is great using Twinings tea bags. There is free wifi which is handy as the phone signal isn't great here. There is a fantastic selection of cakes which again looked fab but I didn't try this time. I will definitely be returning to try the food!

It's a great place for something to eat and a cup (of real) tea or coffee. The staff are always…read morecourteous, even when they are rushed off their feet. Wonderful atmosphere a "busy buzz" but also quite calming. The free Wi-Fi is an added bonus. While there you must try the soup.

Do you like pink? If so, this is the place for you!…read more It's really really sweet - in every way! The walls and chairs are a shocking pink, the owner is just adorable and the smell is of baking cookies. We went in for an afternoon coffee and perhaps a nibble on something sweet. We got two HUGE cups of tea and coffee (honestly, the capitals were needed!) a muffin and a cookie (again HUGE) for 4 quid. Yep, 4 quid in total. I know, I couldn't believe it either! It was just so lovely! The perfect place for a princess to enjoy her tea, or ice cream - the ice cream counter looked great! It's got a theme, and that theme is scrupulously applied. The owner (Jacqui) was even wearing pink jeans - the same colour as the walls. It was perfect!

Marvellous coffee knowledge and the only diamond in town…read more I miss nothing in Folkestone except this place, Tom Burrows' exquisitely curated and almost perfect coffee bar. I would give it 4.9 stars if I could. Single estate pour overs are the speciality of the house, although espresso-based drinks are also available. Usually one or two roasts are available and Tom will guide you through the right choice. He also runs occasional cuppings in partnership with roasters and these sell out very quickly. If you're hankering for real coffee in Kent, Manifest is the only player in town.

The Dickens Corner coffee shop is lovely place to sit and have a coffee. there are a range of…read morecoffees you can chose from and they also sell ground coffee for you take home with you. Food wise you have selection of hot and cold food to chose from and with large windows on both sides of the cafe you have great vies looking onto the market square and the fountain. The staff are very friendly and could not be more helpful.

Where in Dover could one find a friendlier place to enjoy great coffee, gorgeous food and good…read morecompany. The all female staff are very helpfull and generally very good humoured. Obviously a regular meeting place for many and it's situation makes for interesting speculation on busy and not so busy passers-by. Charles D would have loved it!!