A nice restaurant located across from the Tour in town. The menu is classic French with a couple of…read morevegetarian choices. The service is friendly and English is spoken. I had the moule frites with Roquefort sauce which was quite nice and I enjoyed it. The soup was also quite ok. All in all a decent place for a meal and a drink in town.

l France isn't known for breakfast but still the service ect left something to be desired. We…read morewaited a long time when another friend joined us. I had to go ask someone ...a group of guys talked at the bar to the bartender. It was about 10 am. "English breakfast" was a bit skimpy. Good coffee though. Dinner may be better :)

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.

"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.