Wonderful food! It's our first lunch at Dover and it's absolutely a delicious start to trip. The…read moreprice is good and many traditional options to choose. So if you want to have a good food to experience the culinary culture here, this is definitely the exact spot you're looking for.

The gentleman at the guest house I was staying in recommended the place and I enjoyed it! A good…read morecup of tea and some eggs on toast, you really can't go wrong.

"Let's have a sandwich at the sandwich shop in sandwich!" thousands of visitors to Kent must have…read moresaid. With that kind of name recognition actually knowing how to make a sandwich is hardly necessary. We waited 40 minutes for our order for four toasted and four untoasted sandwiches, because "we only have one toaster and it only toasts one sandwich at a time". Mine at home does two. When I expressed doubt that the wafer-thin plasticy-textured plasticy-tasting slices in my "earl of sandwich" were beef, the waitress brought out the plastic packet they came from to prove it. Give this one a miss.

This is a lovely, bright, clean sandwich and coffee bar, actually located in the centre of…read moreSandwich, Kent (UK) in the market square in front of the Tudor Guildhall. It was a sunny . market day today and we sat outside. The coffee was Lavazza and done well - I had two Americanos and my wife a Latte - very nice. They also have gluten free sandwiches - a rare treat. The staff were friendly. A great place in a beautiful ancient town.

Only one visit but we tried a raisin wheel, the local specialty called Tarte Tatin, the traditional…read moreéclair au café, the regional old timer pastry called Calais and it's local spin called a Boulogne. Moderately priced and well crafted goods ! While what we try is pretty basic, basics well made are increasingly hard to come by these days ! And they make their own bread too. So kudos to these guys ! I give them five to encourage them to continue and because we really enjoyed their goods. Bonne continuation ! As we say en français.

Great independent sandwich bar that's always busy at lunchtime and has a wide range of very large…read moresandwiches they freshly make for you. Be prepared to wait but the staff knock out the butties as fast as they can and they are worth waiting for. Sandwich of the day/week offers are bargains and they have other discount offers on too. Much preferable to the Subway next door.

My wife and I are staying in Dover waiting for a cruise. We wanted some place to get a drink and…read moresome "pub grub". The Marine Court is located in the Best Western Hotel along the waterfront. It is part of the Waterloo Crescent, the only part of the waterfront not bombed to pieces during WW II. The bar and restaurant are comfortable, clean and have a nice view of the waterfront. The staff are friendly and helpful. My wife and I sat in the bar. I ordered a delicious BLT- £6. It came with a load of vegie crisps and a nice salad. My wife raved about her grilled 3 cheese sandwich- £5. It came with a salad and french fries. The drinks were good, the food excellent and the service personalized. I can definately recommend the Marine Court.

The Marine Court is a clean, attractive bar/restaurant, near the Premier Inn, where we were…read morestaying. Since the Premier Inn doesn't do meals, this is convenient if you want somewhere for a beer, a quick bite or a more leisurely meal. And, if you want a sea view, you'll get it, if you choose your table carefully. We found the meals reasonably priced they're even more reasonable on weekdays, and found nothing about them to complain about; although I found the chili con carne a little mild, that's a personal thing. On the occasion we just wanted a sandwich, we found the bacon, lettuce and tomato baguette a crusty delight, although, on this day, the service was a little slow. But, that was to be expected. The place was crowded, for the British Open was being played at nearby Sandwich. And, they did bring my pint of 'Spitfire' in a reasonable time.

Five stars here!!! A great breakfast with proper bacon and sausages. The latte was amazing and the…read morestaff friendly, also great value for money and loads of parking

Good (what seems like handmade) food with low or no use of processed ingredients for good prices,…read morethe addition of delivery has been a nice refreshing change from the masses of kebab shops around the area.

If you find yourself in Rye, England, The Cobbles Tea Room was incredibly charming and well worth a…read morevisit. Nestled off one of the main streets, this small establishment packs a big punch with traditional decor and a tasty afternoon tea menu. Everything from the service to the food and tea were delicious and served for a great pick me up in the middle of touring the town for the day.

Well sometimes you go back to somewhere you loved and the next time you go it's changed or lost its…read morecharm.... We decided that we were long overdue to go back as it's been two years and we were in the area. We'd also heard that the Cobbles is under new management. But don't worry, it's exactly the same! We were welcomed at the door by the new owners who showed us to a table and we proceeded to order loads of food! We decided to go in before the lunchtime rush (11ish) and were the only people there for a good 30 minutes! I had coffee, a cheese scone (you've got to have the cheese scones, they are delicious!), a jacket potato with beans, and then a piece of coffee cake for dessert. Elle had gunpowder tea, a cheese scone (gotta have one! - not gluten free though) a gluten free toasted ham and cheese sandwich and some gluten free chocolate cake! Everything was delicious, the service was excellent, the waiting staff were polite, friendly and helpful. We sat with the sun shining through the door, with little sparrows, robins and other little birds flying up to the door and looking back at us. It was a really wonderful start to a day and I can't recommend them highly enough, they never disappoint and everything is exactly the same as they had been when we last visited. Ate everything before I thought about photographs lol....Can't wait to visit again.....

The Happy Chef is a very nice diner that serves a proper English Breakfast at a very reasonable…read moreprice. It had their Large Breakfast, which is basically an English Breakfast without black pudding. It was prepared quite well and served with very fresh toast and butter. This was a perfect place to stop before hiking up to Dover Castle and then along the English Coast Path.

Morning 15th March 20 I had breakfast this coffee,total pay was 6.10…read moreWhen I wanted pay I got noticed I have 5 pence short. I said sorry I go to car bring 5 pence..young lady asked me leave it something such a driving licence..I said my car is here front of your coffee. She continued say you need leave something to make sure you runway ( I write true that exactly she said) I am not writing anymore I leave it you judge..I believe that is serious insulting. It was only 5 pence. Do I runway for 5 pence. I am full time work class and family man .pay mortgage and and other bills. They let me down.. Majid Show less