Costa in Sevenoaks

We all ,that is the locals feel very welcomed at our local Costa in Lingfield...I don't necessarily eat there though

Staff very friendly and helpful Store clean Always happy to visit

Why ask about food and not coffee ???

A Costa in a very old pub. Food & drink are at the usual standards, but they've somehow managed to make the place feel stark and sterile, instead of cosy.

Sometimes they’re just randomly shut for no reason, what’s in stock on the app is never right and I must now have spent about £50 on the app, where having turned up, the item I’ve ordered is out of stock or the branch is just randomly not open in the middle of the day!

Popular place for meeting and having a coffee with friends. Staff are friendly and helpful 👍

Better than most costas, nice interior, polite and friendly service, a lot of seating, room at the back with no one in! Normal costa food.

Went in for coffee, looked at the chiller for food, not really a lot to offer, as was mostly empty. The latte that I ordered was luke warm and had to clear my table to sit down.

Visited yesterday, the staff were so friendly, our order was taken by Anita, very efficiently, and we were made to feel most welcome. We enjoyed the visit so much, we went back today.

I went into Costa yesterday to be greeted by a new manager in a tracksuit and flip flops with the WORST customer service. He left a new member of staff alone who didn’t know how to make drinks because he has his friends in with him that day and they was sitting in the back room and garden loitering. My drink was lukewarm and the cream on top was clearly a few days old due to the oil it left on top of my drink. The shop it’s self was an absolute eyesore. There was mess everywhere, cobwebs, flies and the smell.. it smelt like damp dog throughout the shop. The last manager, the girl with the red hair was amazing and had a great team behind her, it’s sad to say I haven’t seen them in months. Very disappointed to see it go to this now. Will not be going back again.

Stopped for a mocha, Fast and friendly staff. Loved the look of the building outside and was quite nice inside too. Would use again, enjoyed my visit.

Stopped whilst in Edenbridge. Standard Costa fare and good Covid arrangements. All clean tidy and didn't have any concerns

We visited for a coffee. I had flat white really good. My friend has baileys flavour coffee she enjoyed. Staff really friendly and love the building.

Very enjoyable experience with consistant coffee products & service. We sat in the open part at the back in lovely sunshine which needs a little attention.

Probably the worst Costa experience ever. Obviously a converted pub in the centre of Edenbridge. The layout isn't great but that isn't enhanced by filthy chairs and tables either. The food is fine but quite frankly a sandwich that has been packaged up elsewhere is hardly likely to be anything other than fine! Service was atrocious. Incredibly slow. Communication between the two staff members was non existent or they couldn't make themselves understood to each other. For some reason one of them left to go out the back so we just stared at the till whilst waiting for our coffee (which we had ordered). Talking to your mate whilst not bothering to serve customers also isn't great and neither is snapping at one another. When we got our coffee and took it to the table and blew the froth off it...we were left wondering if the machine actually had ANY coffee in it. It was milk...water...and not much else. In any other place we would have taken the coffee back but honestly what was the point. Service was so painfully slow and disorganised and everything looked grubby that we didn't bother drinking it and left.Why somebody from Head Office has not gone in to this establishment and sorted it out I do not know.

Nice building coffee,staff ok and place seemed clean enough.. Would recommend and would visit again. Parking in car park behind high street.

I've been here several times and it's always warm and friendly and the coffee is good. I visited again with my daughter early one Saturday morning. They were relatively busy, the staff were welcoming, efficient and the coffee and muffin were a nice start to the day. I'd definitely go again.

I came today with my girlfriend, for a nice breakfast and a girl with red hair serving us at costa lent over the counter and saw her kissing a man it was absolutely disgraceful. If I was the manager of this store she should be gone instantly. I ordered the British breakfast bloomer and was served cold.

A regular customer, never disappointed with the quality of the coffee or the service from the staff. An olde worlde venue with a great ambiance

Everyone thought this would get better but how can you open a renowned coffee shop and not staff it according to customer footfall?

A brilliant coffee shop that do the best ham and cheese toasties I have eaten. What I love about them is how thin the ham is. After other experiences at other places I have to say the tea is very good as well.

Coffee was okay (not very hot) when we finally got it, only 2 staff available on a Saturday so there was quite a wait. 4 people walked out!

Clearly an old pub which has been converted and could be quite quaint but as a pub it would have had multiple toilets now it has the standard Costa single unit which for getting on for 100 seats is very poor. Bored staff chatting to friends and no plate for my pre packed sandwich!

I do not recommend this branch to anyone. Exceptionally dirty tables and disinterested staff. Coffee is fine however.

We came to Costa with family for coffee on my mother-in-law's birthday just after Christmas. Overall, I was unimpressed. It is a lovely old building but inside is cold (most of us remained in coats and it was still chilly) and rather grubby. Service was average and we were slightly put off by the young person behind the counter fiddling with his hair before handling food. The coffee itself was ok but not hot. I would not be keen to return.

Visited with my daughter for a pre- Christmas lunch for the first time in a year. Whilst the coffee and sandwich were up to the usual Costa standards, the place was filthy. Dust covered the surfaces of shelves, bins were overflowing and the tables and chairs needed a good scrub. The staff were pleasant, but run off their feet. Really the place should be closed for a refit and redecoration to restore it to the pleasant cafe it once was.

After discovering the delights of Edenbridge main street we decided to have a morning coffee in Costa. I had to take my latte back, as despite requesting it to be extra hot, it was only tepid. The replacement was very hot, thank you. Quite noisy inside as lot of children during half term week.

I was so exited to see Costa in this pretty building, could imagine how it must be inside. But as much I was happy outside as much I was disappointed inside. Coffee is the regular brand, good high street coffee. Unfortunately the café looks poorly, few tables, chairs and sofas. It does not feel like warm, cute place where you can sit and relax with a cup of coffee. It could be the cutes Costa in Kent. The staff was ok.

Costa is costa. Same good coffee wherever you go. But (and this is a big BUT), this one is housed in the cutest building ever. Simply adorable & charming. Go and relax over hazelnut mocha!

Did not enjoy experience when visiting. Grubby unclean floors tables, and full,of mothers with children making it difficult to find somewhere clean to sit

Our first visit to Costa was not our last. In fact we would rather go there than have our coffee at home! Great service, great atmosphere and great coffee. The staff are lovely and the building is straight out of the 18th century as it was previously a coaching inn. You can almost imagine the locals sitting around the fire with their jugs of ales while waiting for the ostler to change the horses on the Lewes stagecoach. Brilliant

It was a wet and miserable day in Edenbridge. I was moping around with no general direction when suddenly I saw it. Costa. It's warm

After visiting Italy, I now know what a good coffee should be. Sadly, no Costa, with its overpriced brown stuff in a cup, comes anywhere near the Italian mark. If you want to follow the herd and drink this, then fine, otherwise look elsewhere.

Located in an ancient former coaching inn this is a pleasant place to stop for a coffee or snack. Music can be a bit intrusive but overall it is what it is and its ok

Needed a couple of lattes and toasties...was in amd out in no time.served by sophie who was a lovely young lady

We enjoyed our Sunday brunch here of 2 Chai Latte's, one made with soya and one with regular milk. Two panini's which tasted quite nice! However, my partner pointed out that the 2 servers weren't really talking and just seemed busy or tired! , rather than there being a 'good vibe' of friendliness... it was quite busy... and so appreciate that their focus had to be the customers. Glad this is open on a Sunday, as think the other local cafe is not.. and always felt that the occasional time i've been out walking, it's nice to have a coffee/tea somewhere on return. I think the pubs now do a coffee as does the newish local large supermarket, but the atmosphere is different in a cafe. However, in a friendly local cafe, you can call out bye, when leaving, and someone notices and responds... but it seems not in a 'chain'... We did enjoy our time, but somehow the soul and character of the Old Pub The White Horse that it used to be is now lacking.. It still seems a little dark from the outside, and with all the old beams, is a little that way still. Plus whilst keeping some of the character, i noticed that a customer with a pushchair, had to unlock the 2nd door to get out, and then relock...