The cafe was not too busy, had to queue for a few mins for two ice creams. 3 staff members around,…read morenot one spoke to us. Then a rather fierce older lady appeared and glared at everyone threw some cutlery in a basket and then just disappeared again?? Got to the counter to be served by a pleasant young lady, as she turned to get our ice creams I couldn't help but notice she was wearing see thru leggings and a thong YUK! Very unprofessional. I'm local but will not be returningh.

Fantastic views to relax & enjoy on a clear day with time on your hands…read more Good tea. Average food and slow service. Toilet - very useful in remote location. A useful pit stop if you've got cash

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!

Dover is kind of a sleepy little town with several chain restaurants but also some good locally…read moreowned shops if you choose wisely. We just stumbled upon The Little Kitchen as we were walking through down town. We were cold and hungry. I wasn't sure what to think since we were the only people in the restaurant. The two ladies working the counter were as friendly as can be and showed us to a seat before coming to take our order. We ordered baguettes, a panini and a jacket potato. The baguettes were wonderful. The bread was crusty but also tender enough to easily take a bite. Both the Tikka Masala and Egg+mayo had great flavor. The panini was pressed nice and hot with grill marks and melty cheese. The jacket potato was such a hearty portion. I could see myself finishing a long morning hike on a cold day with one of these. The chili on it was quite tasty too. Of course we all rounded out our meals with a hot cup of tea. All in all for the prices and selection this place is really a nice little gem in Dover.

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!!

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.

Cute cafe with amazing looking cakes and baked goods. They had some savoury options that looked…read morenice too. The raw raisin ball was a nice alternative if you have lots of dietary restrictions. Their turmeric, beetroot and maca lattes were really nice. The turmeric was probably our favourite. The banana bread was nice but a little dry so I'd recommend getting the butter too if you eat dairy. The cafe itself is really cute and has a great vibe. I'd go back.

We couldn't have loved this little spot anymore. Delicious lattes, good prices, plenty of baked…read moregoods and some hearty food options. There was a lot of seating, from table to bar to comfy velvet armchair. The walls are lined with hundreds of books, the 15 foot windows let in all the light you need, and there will probably be at least two cute dogs to stare at. Can't wait to return.

Stumbled across this cafe on a recent visit to Folkestone. It is a proper greasy spoon and proved…read moreto be an absolute lifesaver as I walked around looking for a hangover cure. Although I mention it as a greasy spoon, it really is a very good one. Clean and spacious inside with plenty of seating, and judging by the constant flow of people it must be well regarded locally. I went for a full on fry up and it really was delicious, exactly what I needed. Everything was cooked how I like it and the portion size was spot on. There is plenty on the menu to keep everyone happy with a quick and friendly service. I found the coffee to be particularly enjoyable, nice and strong. The prices were very good too, plenty of substance for your money. If I was ever in the area again I wouldn't hesitate to go back.

This cafe is a favourite with builders and workmen types. It is a traditional greasy spoon and they…read moresell everything you would expect, full English breakfasts, toased sandwiches, beans on toast, jacket potatos with various fillings, strong coffee and tea. Basically everything you want to cure a hangover! They are a friendly lot and the food is really cheap, probably the cheapest in the area and the quality is high considering the cheap price. I am quite fussy about the places I will eat and this is the only proper cafe that I will eat from as it is really clean. I would recomend it as a great place to pop for breakfast if you want something nice and warm that wont break the bank.

Very warm and friendly place to spend your time with friends or on your todd, the food and service…read moreis exceptional a must visit.

They have Jacket potato with different think to choose to put in :)…read more We choose some drinks (coffee, and hot choco: all fine.). And then we waited for the jacket potato. you can do take away or stay. Also: it is a lot of food: good for lunch or early dinner. The services is nice and friendly. So next time when I have hungry and the time to wait a bit: I will come back here and take an other Jacket Potato!

Excellent martini at the bar with room service delivery of absolutely delicious dinners. We had the…read moreAlex James Burger and Eggs Benedict. Fabulous experience.

If I ever wanted to close down an unsuccessful Indian restaurant and turn it into a cold, dirty…read more,charmless cafe the Waterfront cafe would be my blueprint. It is so dull and devoid of any atmosphere it makes Starbucks look like Betty's tea rooms in Harrogate. Avoid like the plague Unless that is ,your television is broken and you are so bored that you need to watch a 3 metre flatscreen TV and avoid most human interaction in the company of a chubby disinterested member of staff keeping a keen eye on the cricket.....