What's also worth mentioning is that they stock a huge range of epically spicy hot sauces - with…read morenames like 'Dave's Ultimate Insanity' you should get the idea!

One of the best sandwich shops around, love the types of meats on offer including the south african…read moresauagae. he coleslaw is also one of the best i have tried. Sweet in the bag for afters is a right touch.

The food was scrumptious, especially the chocolate cake. All the waiters are really friendly and…read morepolite. The room itself was beautiful with some amazing paintings on the walls, with a nicely relaxed atmosphere.

Despite living in Glasgow, I am a native of Kent and recently went back. My Mum and two family…read morefriends met up for a meal at Ozgur, and I have been there many a time before, in fact I even had my 8th birthday there in 1993! The food there is nothing short of delicious. Every time I've been there it's been fabulous. Flavourful and plentiful, and I'd even go as far as saying it's the best Turkish I've ever had (having never been to Turkey myself) You must try the mixed meze and the shish kebab, because hot damn, it's good. The service is also excellent, the staff, who perhaps don't speak fluent English, are attentive and polite, and they do a fantastic lunch menu for around £8 for 3 courses. Can't get much better than that. ; )

Well, I am not an expert at Indian cuisine. In fact, I am not a big fan. But this place may have…read moreconverted me. I had a mixed grill tandoori with Naan and a side of Yogurt. The food was good. The service was friendly. I was a bit overwhelmed by the menu because I didn't understand the difference between all of the choices from different parts of India. The reason I'm deducting a point is because I don't find the meals fresh. Don't get me wrong, I'm sure it's well selected and fresh, but for my taste not the right thing. The service was super friendly and the prices totally reasonable. I would definitely go here again.

By far the best indian in Ashford, have tried everyone and this is now the only one I eat in. Never…read morehad a bad curry great customer service and not to expensive. Highly recommend.

This is a really good honest fish and chip shop, which I have no hesitation in rating as the best…read morein Dover, having eaten there on many occasions and never once being disappointed. What impresses me most are the nice prices, good friendly service, excellent quality food, standard of cleanliness, and the fact that eating in does not cost any more than taking away. Meals are brought to you on a proper plate at your table with the cutlery wrapped in a napkin; not piled into a cardboard tray with a plastic fork. I have always found the fish very fresh with a moist texture and moreish taste, and coated in a nice light, crispy batter. Even with the meal deal for just £4.49 you get almost half a plateful of chips, a medium sized piece of cod, plus mushy peas or a drink, and all with absolutely no compromise on quality.

Fancied Fish & Chips and decided to try Simkon in Pencester Road, Dover. The most undesirable…read moreeating experience of my life, food dry, dark and bitter probably the result of the previous days leftovers cooked in unclean old oil 'uneatable'. The Lavazza coffee??? watered down to same level as stale dishwater. No access to toilets (out of order). Noticed tables not wiped when cleared. Staff/owner polite when ordered meal but mood soon changed when i questioned the quality of food and refused to pay. We all have our bad experiences but most we forget, this is not one of them.

Absolutely wonderful place! Had dinner with my mum there…read morejust last night. From drinks through to dinner, the service was impeccable. As for the food? Superb, perfectly cooked and presented! The Lamb Shank is simply divine. Nicola and her staff are courteous, professional and highly skilled. I thoroughly recommend this gem!

I love the Halfway House! We have been for a couple of meals there…read more Last night I had the Steak and Ale Pie with a side of breaded onion rings. And although the portions were very generous, I couldn't stop feeding myself till I was stuffed. Coupled with some fine ale and really friendly service (mrs Skeniver doesn't like new potatoes, so they made her some pasta to go with her salmon), Halfway House remains a favourite place to go! The prices are very good considering the quality of food and service. Between about £8 - £15 for most the dishes. But their menu has so much to choose from, you are guaranteed to find something!

The food is really good! The chips are always fresh, hot and perfectly cooked--crispy on the…read moreoutside, soft and pillowy on the inside. I order the chicken doner once a week and it's always delicious and a big portion. The service is good, too--always fast and friendly. Great takeaway!

What you would expect of a kebab shop. The kebabs are good for British standards but that isn't…read moresaying much really.

Station grill kebab best kebab shop in kent chatham/kent please try best burgers and friesread more

Arthurs is he best cafe you can imagine. Lovely staff, yes very attractive as well. They understand…read moregood coffee. They love dogs which suits me fine. They have seats outside in the sun or inside in the warm. I don't live in Cranbrook, but whenever I am there I hope to have time to pop in for half an hour. I've never had a bad word about this place, I wouldn't believe it anyway

I live just down the road and come in reasonably regularly. As far as I am concerned, this is the…read morebest coffee shop in existence - bearing in mind that I heavily dislike Cranbrook and admittedly am a little prejudiced towards the businesses and services on offer (you would be if you had grown up here too), that is quite something for me to say. The coffee is absolutely to die for. I believe they get it from a supplier called John Street (there's a little plaque on the wall inside), and it's the best coffee I've ever had. Starbucks, Costa, and the rest pale in comparison. It definitely helps that the staff clearly know what they're doing and when you watch them make it you can see them put real passion into it which adds so much to the coffee. The food I haven't had as much of, but the baked goods are of similar quality to the coffee, and the breakfast/brunch menu isn't big but what I've had of it has been delicious and very well-presented. Half of the appeal though is the atmosphere. The café is named after their dog, Arthur, who is a constant presence and is the sweetest, friendliest thing - always coming up and wagging his tail at you or sniffing you. The staff are also lovely - you will be greeted and interacted with in a positive, happy way the second you walk in the door, and in addition to being very very good at their jobs they will bend over backwards to make you feel comfortable. This has created a really welcoming and relaxed vibe, and they've managed to make what is a really tiny space that in a previous life was rather trashy and run-down into a community hub of sorts. I have a weekly meeting with my Latin tutor there, and I regularly see big groups of people sitting in the back just having a really nice chat and enjoying time together, which is something we didn't really have at an affordable price point beforehand. If I had to meet up with anyone, I would now always do it here. If you're looking for a nice place to get a coffee and cake or brunch and catch up with someone this is 100% it. When I escape from Cranbrook this will probably be the one thing I venture back for because I guarantee the local equivalent wherever I go will be inferior!!