I love the baguettes they sell here! This is a little sandwich bar with a few tables and chairs,…read morethere isn't room for big groups to sit but its perfect for a couple of friends to grab a bite to eat and a drink. They sell fresh home made Polish bread and soup as well as some Polish and British cakes and biscuits. They make fresh sandwiches and baguettes with whatever filling you would like, we usually go for cheese salad and ham and cheese salad. They also sell hot and cold drinks. They sell their specialist bread by the loaf as well so you can take some home with you. It really is something different to our traditional British style bread.

This is a lovely little cafe run by some very friendly Polish women…read more They make their own bread, which is excellent, and sell a range of sandwiches/baguettes to eat in or take away. They also serve delicious homemade Polish soup. All food is made as you wait, but you never have to wait too long, even when they are busy, which seems to be most of the time! There a few tables to sit at and I am sure they would fill more if it was a bigger premises. The only downside is, if you eat there regularly you can get a little bit bored with the choice of sandwich fillings.

Brilliant food, all sooo nice and you can get loads of different things ranging from sandwiches,…read morepotatoes, burgers, chips, desserts and anything really! All quite cheap too which is good as 99% of the people who go there are students at UKC! The drinks are also cheap - vodka and lemonade is £2, pint of beer is £2 etc. Open at night as a bar and they stop serving food at 6.

Lovely location overlooking the Dover harbor. Beautiful gift shop within the cafe. Food freshly…read moremade, pastries and pies look delicious. Sandwiches freshly made and good choice. Staff helpful and in fact a really nice cafe to visit. Tried the sausage roll (forgot to take a picture) and local UK criterion ice cream which is stem ginger and salted caramel, both flavors delicious, it lingers in your mouth! A must stop before and after the Dover cliff walk.

Grab some good food after a stroll along the Cliffs!…read more After leaving the Eurotunnel we came here for a quick look at the Cliffs. And we walked a lot longer than planned. So we were pretty hungry after the extended stroll. The visitor Center offers some good food options. They have several menus and a buffet. We arrived a bit late and the hot kitchen was closed. But sweets, snacks and sandwiches were still available. My wife took some scones with tea and I went for a all-day breakfast sandwich. Since it was nice weather we took a table outside with some good views. There are water bowls for dogs too, which is nice. The scones turned out to be very good, way above store-bought quality. Rich clotted cream and jam was perfect with it. My sandwich was a mouthful! Very fresh and loaded with bangers, bacon and eggs w/mayo. Not just a sandwich, but a real meal. Combined with some good views this Café is way better than you might expect it to find at a visitor Center. A great place. Be sure to give it a go when visiting.

The food was super delicious and fresh. It's a hidden gem and you must stop in for the mushed pea…read moretoast with feta cheese and don't forget to add a poached egg. The service is fantastic and the atmosphere is fabulous. Can't wait to go back

One of the go to places for breakfast in Canterbury. Possibly top 5!!…read more This is such a good place, and I already cannot wait to go back. Went for an early brunch, in which I got the Green Eggs and Ham and a friend got Eggs your way, and both were so good! Eggs were cooked to perfection. It is a smaller restaurant, which means it's quite intimate; know that they don't do large parties. But the service is great, so if you are heading into town and need a place to stop for a meal, this is the place to go.

Thumbs down from this American, as these were the worst pancakes I've ever had. This cafe claims…read moreall their ingredients are shipped from the US to "make" their pancakes (as if somehow American flour is different from British), but I'm not buying that these pancakes are homemade at all. They taste and have the texture of grocery store pancakes. You're not fooling me. Also, beef chili and maple syrup on pancakes at the same time? Salmon and cream cheese on pancakes? YUCK. That is just a crime against food. It's not hard to make a load of buttermilk pancake batter. If you're going to put a huge sign in the window saying you're an "American Pancake House" the pancakes need to live up to that claim. American expats and travelers alike: I'd advise avoiding this cafe for breakfast. In addition the eggs were a bit rubbery and the hash browns were fine but nothing to write home about. Service was a bit slow but very friendly.

The Good, I am a…read morefrequent traveler and was lucky to come across this small coffee shop. This cozy and intimate coffee bar serves some amazing breakfast, and they also serve traditional American breakfast which can be a great comfort when traveling abroad. Their waffles and bacon and crepes are very delicious. The service was prompt and very friendly. All of these combined make for a great experience at this restaurant, now allow me to add the cherry on top. If you visit the top restroom you will see some signange that talks about the long history of this building, as a history nerd I totally fell in love with this place and will HIGHLY recommend this place to everyone! The Bad, Nothing.

Located in the picturesque town of Rye, near Hastings you'll find the hidden treasure that is…read moreHaydens coffee shop. Rye is quintessentially English and very popular with locals and tourists alike for its timeless look, surrounded by rolling hills and scenic views. I frequent the area about once a month and no visit is complete with a visit to Haydens. At the end of the high street, it has a prime location for people to pop in for a coffee and a snack in between their tour of the town but they also have great options in their breakfast and lunch menus. I, myself, always have to have at least one meal here with either a bacon sandwich made with locally raised pork, or a plate of their amazing pancakes, with a lot of times both of them since I have trouble deciding! As well as locally sourced meats and produce, everything else on the menu is home-made and hand cut, which shows in the quality and attention to detail of the food on offer. Gluten-free, vegetarian and most other food intolerances are catered for. There is an area at the front that feels cosy like your living room and the back of the building opens up with a bright and spacious conservatory complete with balcony seating that overlooks the River Rother towards Rye Harbour and beyond. If you need a room for the night they also double up as a B&B with a choice of 8 large and tastefully decorated bedrooms that all come with en-suite and lots of other amenities. Definitely give this hidden gem a visit if you're ever in town, even if it's just for a coffee and slice of cake!

My friends and I came here after being rudely spoken to from The Fig. The lunch was lovely and…read morereally good portions for the cost. The seating is lovely in the back and service was good.

Highly recommend the Katsu curry! I had Veg Box last summer when visiting, and as work brought me…read moreback unexpectedly soon, I had to make sure to make it here.

The salad bowl (Buddha bowl) is amazing, with a wide variety of fresh and fermented vegetables…read moreincluded. The sauces, dressings, and crunch options are awesome! I am a raw vegan and it is heavenly to find the raw cakes ( carrot and coffee), with the fresh and fermented vege selections. For my family and relatives (including kids of 10 years old), I am also grateful to include for them hummus, cooked chickpeas with carrots, and also other vegan cakes (ginger and beetroot brownie). They are not (yet) vegetarian, but liked the bowl and cakes so much. I strongly recommend this place. Thank you for offering the nice and real food. It made my day yesterday.

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