Flint & Oak in Sevenoaks

£4.50 for microwaved bacon in a stick and £3 for tea (that you pretty much make yourself) in a paper cup. Ridiculous is an understatement. This is the kind of place rich people with no common sense go.

£4.25 for a coffee in a paper cup. No thank you, never again. Great location, the coffee was good, but come on £4.25 got to be a joke, this is not central London.

Lovely setting sitting outside. However, I feel £4.25 for one average size coffee served in a paper cup is extremely expensive. For that reason I wouldn't recommend or be visiting this cafe again.

Visited the café three times in July! Twice for lunch (toasted sandwich/salad) and once for afternoon tea with a flapjack. Really good food served on disposable wooden plates, together with wooden cutlery. Lovely to sit outside with beautiful views and some of the tables have parasols.

A great place for a coffee and a fantastic farm shop Flint & Oak. Really nice staff and a fantastic selection of local produce and wine

Best place ever .if you need to escape for a while.The sausage rolls are to die for and the views are stunning . New cafe open and ready to serve you Have fun

Great service and interaction from coffee hut and shop with my 53 year old autistic brother who is very/over sociable. Also let us use toilet which was closed. Coffee great, inclusion greater!

four of us stopped for coffee and cake. After taking the orders, the guy behind the counter seemed to struggle with the coffee machine. After 40 minutes, we had to ask for our money back as there was still no sign of the coffee and no communication on how much longer we would have to wait. It then took another 15 minutes to get a refund with the original assistant disappearing, having to go inside, the new server disappearing and a very insincere apology. Problems happen but a simple apology, offer of tea or instant coffee or even a cold drink would have helped. The worst service and attitude I have experienced for many years. Definitely won’t be going back.

Great food helpful interested staff. Food made fresh, despite being busy rapidly produced well presented and delicious too. Strongly recommend

This place has been a godsend during lockdown - the views from the outside cafe allow you to relax and look into the distance across the vineyards- Karl in the deli sources some lovely food to sell along with speciality cheeses,wines and beer.Try the sausages rolls in the coffee van or the homemade chocolate caramel salted brownies ❤️very dog friendly too ! X

Just visited this place with my sister for a coffee, lovely views and friendly service. Will definitely go again

Love this place. Great setting, some fantastic local produce and friendly staff. Boxes ordered regularly throughout lockdown and never disappointed.

How long does it take to make a coffee. Unbelievably slow and seemingly inept. Shocking. A bad idea to come here!

After queuing for almost an hour (only two people allowed in the shop at a time which i understand), I was surprised to see how small the shop was. It was pleasant but the prices are shocking. £4.75 for a small jar of jam that I could purchase from another farm for half the price or even visits Knights who sell lovely jams! I purchased strawberries - I won’t even tell you the price as it hurts but sadly two days later it had gone bad. I tried to save some of it but gave up and threw the cut strawberries back in the box to throw in the bin. I would have expected the strawberries to be fresh but obviously not. I love Hewitts farm. Such good value. Unfortunately I will not be visiting this farm shop again.

Just collected my first boxes and am very pleased with quality and choice, please keep it up. Mostly local products and easy to collect so will do again.

This deli has been extended to incorporate far more goodies! Karl sources these from far and wide and shows his expert knowledge.I have been many times and can recommend the local ham, the Bix cheese, the locally cooked cakes -in particular the salted caramel brownies. Ok so the car park is a bit uneven but the location is rural with a stream and bridge to the shop -seats outside and planters -a lovely find on a sunny day and just across from the Westerham brewery with its bar and restaurant and also has food vans selling seafood and burgers at weekends - a lovely little oasis

A little gem of a place. Delicatessen also serving tea coffee and baguettes. Fantastic display of cheeses great tasting opportunity and also caters for gluten free foods. Well worth a visit

This wasn't a planned visit but a ‘we are here, let’s look’ and it is well worth a detour. The owner, Carl, has a great selection of cheeses, he knows the provenance of each one and was quick to pick up on what we liked. We tasted quite a few cheeses before making our selection and were even happier when we tasted them at home. Some unusual British and local cheeses - we will be back before Christmas. The shop also stocks a lovely selection of other products.

Visited yesterday and what a great find. The staff are very helpful and you can try the cheeses before you buy. Great will be back soon!

Picked up amazing cherries and Ightham strawberries! Well priced! Local bread, cheeses and other artisan products available here too.

Took a wheelchair-bound elderly gent for coffee. There were disabled parking spaces but the carpark surface was uneven with large stones scattered across it. The path to the first floor coffee shop/deli was covered with a smooth surface but between this and the foot of the ramp was a gravel walkway very difficult to negotiate, having to drag the wheelchair through the deep gravel and at the top of the ramp was a very small landing meaning that the pusher had to be very careful not to step back onto the flight of steps when turning the chair. When exiting the café there was another dodgy moment trying to turn the wheelchair at the foot of the ramp, Do not attempt to access this café with a wheelchair unless very confident you can keep control of the wheelchair.

We had a fantastic experience here. Very friendly and welcoming staff, will definitely be coming back again very soon :)

A small but very interesting deli and farm shop selling bread, eggs, a wide selection of cheeses, fruit, traditional pies, hot and cold smoked charcuterie and fish, pickles, conserves, marmalades, oils and preserves and soft and alcoholic drinks. Specialises in local and British produce. Good for ingredients to go into a special meal or for something a bit different. It is located just across the car park from Westerham Brewery.