Want to eat out in Kent? Sugarvine has an extensive directory of the best restaurants and places to eat in Kent, covering every type of cuisine. Whether you’re in the mood for the tastiest Italian, Chinese or pub food, use the Sugarvine guide to point you in the direction of the finest eating places in Canterbury, Tunbridge Wells, Dover and throughout the county.
The Reliance Fish Restaurant holds a Fish and Chip Quality Award from the National Federation of Fish Friers. It is one of only a handful of shops around the country to have this award. You can be confident of the quality of the product and the service at this shop
Reliance Fish Restaurant – Gravesendeasy going and laid back, can enjoy just you want you want, a nice pint inside or outside, pub food served
The Britannia Pub – Margatebusy with seating in or out, has a very lively atmosphere but suitable for all age ranges
Barnacles Fun Pub – MargateGreat friendly atmosphere, great selection of wines all reasonably priced, varied menu and excellent home cooked food. Have already booked up for next weekend. Can't fault it and great value for money.
The Acorn – BirchingtonWe love this homely family run restaurant and stop there with our children on the way home from a day at the beach before we hit the journey back to North London. A very friendly place with great homemade food aswell as good fish and chips. Large portions and great kids menu!
Seabells – BirchingtonA good selection of traditional 'pub grub' on offer. Always a warm welcome, good quality food at reasonable prices. Sunday roasts are definitely worth a try too.
Rose and Crown – SittingbourneWe went to King Ethelbert twice as we were staying near by. The first time we were disappointed with the Sunday roast. The portions were too small and nothing special. However the second time we had two dishes from the main menu and it was very good.
King Ethelbert Inn – Herne BayFAB Love it Fantastic food - beetroot tart, burger, mushroom with cheese and walnut and the puddings......I will be back very soon!
BeBeached Cafe – MargateDisgusting behaviour from this pub - my 17 year old daughter received threatening behaviour from one of their stall for querying late table on mother's day at 3.00 pm - I am still trying to ring them to complain at 6.40pm and they are refusing to answer their phone even though I have been ringing them since 3.30pm.
The Tickled Trout – MaidstoneThis is a favourite restaurant , service wonderful Food exquisite .a mix between Indian and Chinese but more delicate and fragrant - rather than spicy with some interesting dishes , interior is modern but with pictures and artefact's from Nepal with subtle Nepalese music. I know you will be most welcome. brilliant
Gurkha Palace Nepalese Restaurant – FolkestoneGreat view, friendly staff, delicious, wholesome, healthy food, fair prices... Usually one of these is enough to encourage you to choose a specific cafe or restaurant, but at BeBeached you get all four! Today was only my second visit, as I do not live locally, but it was well worth venturing along the blustery harbour arm to receive such a warm welcome and good sustenance. Next time I am back in Margate I shall certainly return, come wind, rain, or crashing waves. I will also be recommending further. Thank you!
BeBeached Cafe – MargateA splendid find in an otherwise desert of good eating places. The position of the cafe gives a feeling of remoteness, whilst belying the easy access that is actually there. The food is simple and splendid, served with a smile and a chat.
BeBeached Cafe – MargateRecently used the acorn for a family birthday lunch - the food was excellent (plates hot, food piping hot and plenty of it.) Overall a very enjoyable experience at a reasonable price- good value for money
The Acorn – Birchingtonthe roast beef i had last sunday was top of the list.
The Royal Oak – Folkestonewe called in at the Napier hotel for a meal . the owners gave us such a welcome and the meals were outstanding . we stayed on till the evening whee when the locals came in there was a brilliant atmosphere nothing seemed to be to much trouble. helpful advice about the surrounding area was given freely by the owners and clientele. this is definitely a place we will be visiting again even if it's only for a meal definitely worth a visit.
Napier Hotel – Sheernessthe pub has recently changed hands again . i visited yesterday evening after a break of a number of weeks and had my usual battered cod and chips. The fish was old and tired as was the accompanying salad. Definitely not up to the usual v.g standard.I have found in the past. There is no email address to pass on my comments to the management? and I did not want to make a fuss on the night!!
The Royal – Whitstablegreat food and service, will go again and recommend to friends
Cafe De China – MargateVisited for a Sunday lunch. It was a miserable, wet day and the restaurant was packed with families of varying sizes, with lots of (well-behaved) kids, Son no.1 had the home made steak burger, which came with a decent salad. Excellent and very herby. No 2 loaded on the carb, opting for the bread basket and enormous chips, the size of Jenga pieces. My belly of pork was succulent with a crisp crackling served with black pudding wrapped in mash. The other half went for the two meat roast and was demolished with a very decent Rioja. The boys were defeated by the enormous slabs of gooey chocholate brownie cake. Well worth a visit and am looking forward to paying a return visit when the weather improves and we can enjoy the large pretty garden.
The Harrow – TonbridgeLunch Menu: Monday to Saturday, 1 Course £15.95, 2 Courses £16.95, 3 Courses £19.95.
Sunday Lunch Menu: 1 course £15.95, 2 courses £19.95, 3 courses £23.95
