Dolche Vita in Canterbury

Booked a table on a Saturday evening - only about an hour before we went, there was good availability, but I was glad I booked as it filled up quickly. The food was excellent - we had the tandoori mixed grill, as well as onion bhajis, and saga paneer. Very good service. Would definitely recommend.

Good food at reasonable prices not crowded, will be back

Used this place plenty of times, but on the last occasion, the chicken was completely raw, owner came out to see it himself, gave a refund and a new kebab which obv wasn't eaten, my daughter was admitted to hospital with campylobacter, in agony, temp of 39.9, blood in stool and urine, needed help just to go to the toilet. The surgical team were about to operate. Thinking it was appendicitis, she spent her birthday in hospital unable to move due to the pain. Environmental health were notified straight away and have visited the premises. Never again will I touch this place. So disappointed and angry

Be very careful of the price. Some things don’t have prices on them £15.80 for 2 tea cakes and 2 coffees £10-£12 for a jacket potato, all seems a bit steep to me when you have a Weatherspoons nearby at £1.58 for a coffee and free refills seems like a better option to me, so beware. Our coffees and tea cake (hot cross buns) were ok but not worth the price.

Second time to panera's both times were awful a bowl of soup was only filled halfway frist time, 2nd was mac and cheese halfway, both charged bowls prices.(of course) When I called to tell them the soup was bad/salty/ thick and gross, maybe you should ask chefs to add water/chicken broth to it. her answer was priceless... We are not aloud to fix it, we have to use what they send us? When the bad ,thick, salty soup is gone we will open a new one. However I will pass this to corporate. Tell corporate to eat their own soup( my advice don't use salt or spoon, fork works better. God help customer!!! HIRE A CHEF!! Restaurants and cable are optional first to be cut out of budgets