Great place for a Tesco metro. This one is always busy - used by students and working people on…read moretheir lunchbreaks. It has a wide selection of snacks, prepackaged sandwiches etc for lunch as well as fresh fruit and veg, frozen food etc so you can easily do your weekly shop in here. Very busy but there are usually lots of tills open and there is a separate section for express tills for people with a small amount fo items so you never have to wait very long.

Good position for a Tesco Metro but well used by students and elderly alike. Always busy - always…read morequeues but handy for quick food items whilst in the city. There is no other such facility other than M&S in town so that's why it's busy.

Jc rooks and co of dover sell a wide range of meat, as well as cold cooked meats and cheeses. The…read morealso sell pies, cornish pasties and other hot snacks that are cooked on the premises. The hot snack they do are fantastic and as you can imagine at lunch time this part of the shop can become very busy. They also offer a range of cold drinks and salad based rolls. If you want to budget for xmas join their xmas club, you can put as little as £1 a week or month on it.

I pop in and get the pastry's from here , really tasty . I always have to get one when I'm down the…read moretown. Staff are very polite and helpful

Amazing food and service. My fish dish was cooked perfectly with this amazing olive oil sauce.read more

Fantastic! A skip…read moreaway from Canterbury West rail station is a wonderful indoor market offering nooks of various goods. On various days and hours there are bustling people shopping for fruits, veg, meats, and other goods. While on other hours the lower level offers tables to munch on lunch items such as freshly made sandwiches, tea, coffee and desserts. Upper level offers proper dining with a rustic feel. Need a loo, that is here too! Overall a delightful experience with several visits during my stay in town

A cute shop boasting to be the oldest tearoom in rye. The afternoon tea is standard fare, one kind…read moreof sandwich on squishy bread, scone, and fruit cake. It's disappointing to be given fruit cake with so many other appetizing desserts in the front display. But it does pair well with the tea. Service is friendly and the place inside is charming.

I love pies. I celebrate pie day. And British pie week. I think pie is one of the greatest gifts…read moreBritain has ever given me. So I was quite happy to find Simon the Pieman. I will even disregard the fact that it sells more cakes than pies (I don't like cakes but if you're into sweet things this is probably a good place to go!). First, it's quite a lovely little restaurant/tea room. They even have a fireplace! It's just near the church, very good place to stop for lunch if you're visiting Rye. Plus it's fairly cheap. Pies are £6.95 if I remember correctly, then add £2 for chips or £3 for salad (they don't kind with the salad, it's like tomatoes and salad and corn and peppers and alfalfla if I am right about what alfalfa actually is). They serve local beers and good smoothies (and also orangeade but it's not homemade and I do not recommend it AT ALL, it's just some kind of Fanta and it made me sad). We had fish pie (delish, with fresh fish and some leeks inside I think! Yum!) and chicken-bacon-mushroom pie with a really crunchy pastry. Not the most amazing food I've ever had but very good value for money, charming place and good flavours!

Great little place with a friendly owner…read more They do nice coffee and proper door-stop sandwiches. Also one of few places around where you can regularly buy bread pudding (one of my favourites). Good also for cheese and olives. Small, but great.

Such a tiny place, serving good reasonably priced food.If you have reached this place you have…read morealready made one good decision, to avoid Subway, and one bad missing Baguette-Ella, Canterbury's #1 take away foodshop!!

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.

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.

Creams was slammed the first afternoon we walked by and grabbed gelato so we just got scoops to…read morewalk around with. The service was fast and we knew we wanted to come back. The vibe is super chill and relaxed! The sundae's were delicious - you truly can't go wrong when ordering!

If you're in the mood for a little indulgence, good coffee, a French crepe or two then this is your…read moreplace. A few steps from the Butter Market and the Marlowe theatre. Spoil yourself.. you're worth it!