This used to be part of a chain, but has been sold to the manager as a franchise. What a variety of…read morewines! They have so many different types and price ranges, a good supply of spirits and wide range of beers and soft drinks. The staff are all very knowledgeable and attentive. They have a good reputation for being reputable booze sellers and you dont get the problem of kids hanging around trying to buy when they cant. They also dont cater for the cheap end of the market but have great 3 for 2 offers on Champagnes and Wines and specials which make it great value for money. Their annual Xmas wine tasting at the town hall is also a fabulous community exercise and great fun!

The friendly and knowledgable staff are here to help you. Whether its chosing a bottle of wine to…read morego with a meal or a special bottle of something as a present. Look out for the special offers such as 3 for 2 on wines and offers on spirits!

Alldays sell a wide range of goods from food, milk, as well as newspapers, tobacco and alcohol. The…read moremain post office is also situated in the store so you can post your mail at the same time. They also offer a photocopying service and have a photo booth where you can get your passport photos done. The staff are friendly and always helpful.

Jc rooks and co of dover sell a wide range of meat, as well as cold cooked meats and cheeses. The…read morealso sell pies, cornish pasties and other hot snacks that are cooked on the premises. The hot snack they do are fantastic and as you can imagine at lunch time this part of the shop can become very busy. They also offer a range of cold drinks and salad based rolls. If you want to budget for xmas join their xmas club, you can put as little as £1 a week or month on it.

I pop in and get the pastry's from here , really tasty . I always have to get one when I'm down the…read moretown. Staff are very polite and helpful

The only shop on the Kent University campus it stocks basic groceries, stationery, toiletries,…read morealcohol etc. It's not particularly cheap but there's nowhere else to buy these things wihtout going into town. The shop is staffed by students so they're usually really friendly. There tends to be a really long queue most of the time but this does go down quite quickly as there are usually lots of staff on the till at busy periods (eg. lunchtimes).

Charge! Charge! why not? people come and pay, it's over priced and charging WholeFoods prices but…read moreselling average stuff in a nice decorated store, i must agree they have better veggies and greens then anyone around, but that shouldn't increase the price of noodles, ;-]. It has free parking which i use for La Patisserie - c review [the best bakery in Hythe] on High Street when they close the street for vehicles after 11a.

As always Waitrose is a very classy supermarket and this one is no exception. On my way back from a…read moretrip to Kent I popped in and was very pleased to see the usual selection of quality food that I expect of this store. It has a cash machine in the car park if required for the customers convienence and I am sure the locals are happy to shop here. Great staff.

Shepherd Neame is the Oldest brewery in Britain They make some great beers my favourite are Master…read moreBrew & late Red, the brewery shop is the best they sell all the beers, wine & ciders and the shop is well stocked with all the stuff that you need t shirt to coats plus you can order items online too The visitor centre where you start your brewery tour witch I have been on a few times and after your tour they give you some free beer

Shepherd Naeme is a big brewery in the small, sort of run down town of Faversham. Just looking at…read moreit from the outside, it reminds me of the corporate breweries in the US. Very much just a factory like any other and lacking any of the charisma or style of many of the craft breweries I've visited. The visitor center is not located at the brewery. It's in the town center and is basically just a pub and a gift shop. The bad thing is, even though it's the official visitor center, unless you take the tour (which are very few and booked out well in advance we discovered), you can't even have a beer there. I was told I could go to any of their "licensed pubs" to have a beer. That kind of defeats the purpose of coming to the brewery doesn't it? I've visited a ton of breweries and they all have public tasting rooms at the brewery so you can drink the freshest beer and the newest recipes. I was amazed. So I didn't get a tour. And I didn't even get a beer. So Shepherd Neame was a complete waste of time.

We went to Rye on a girl's trip on the first weekend of April. Weather was lovely during the day…read morebut it started raining really bad around 7 - and we found shelter at Olde Worlde Wines. The owner was very helpful and friendly! We had great English sparkling wine here, I can't remember its name right now (yes it was THAT good) but I plan on asking my flatmate and sneakily edit this review later. Tthey have three sparklings right now, all of them local wines. We had a lovely chat with some people at the bar as well. It is tiny but with a great atmosphere and a not broad but (from what we could see) well picked out selection of wines. I definitely recommend it if you're in the area.

Great little village shop, has everything you need and includes a post office…read more Wide range of stuff including local fruit and veg and local fruit juices along with the local Pluckley tea! also sells fresh bacon and cheeses. Staff are very friendly