The Falstaff Restaurant in Thanet

Went in for breakfast at the weekend and it was delicious. Myself, my mum & sisters all had something different & can not fault the food or service. Great value for money, nice, comfort place. We had avo on toast with eggs, vegan breakfast, veggie breakfast and the small English breakfast. Fresh & tasty. Will be back :-)

The Falstaff is a very charming inn with a quaint local feel, in a perfect location just a minute's walk up from the marina on the English Channel. Having been here several times, we've always found it to be the perfect place to stop in for a wonderful English breakfast 😋 Marzena is always on hand with a bright smile of warm hospitality and attention to every detail, which makes locals and travelers alike feel welcome and comfortable. Whether our visit is for one of their entertainment events, a delicious meal, or delightful cocktails, we always enjoy the perfect guest experience here. The Falstaff truly is a must do when in Ramsgate!

Was £100 a night, poor value for that. Several minor snags in room. Narrow stairs, some sections without handrail. Could not recommend it. You will notice that there are very few recent reviews on Google maps. After my stay, I've found negative reviews on other sites.

Very good hotel near the shops and harbour. Very friendly staff. Great location to stay in Ramsgate. Check out the Waterloo room.

Friendly service and nice, clean rooms

Went with friends recently for a Xmas evening dinner. Cannot fault the service…very attentive without being overbearing…food arrived promptly…staff regularly checking that we were ok for drinks etc…professional yet friendly, a real good balance…food was very nice, no complaints…all in all a very enjoyable experience at The Falstaff 🙂

My wife and I popped into the Falstaff for the first time recently to eat and were very impressed with the food and waiter service.The cost was very reasonable indeed.we also were informed that the hotel/ restaurant was being upgraded and intends to open 7 days a week thats great news as we will visit again in the evening to listen to the live music

Lekker, maar na ettelijke bezoekjes kan men nog steeds geen extra gebakken spek en worstjes voorschotelen. Service is beetje traag en soms zie je erop tegen om een extra koffie te bestellen.

The food was very nice here for a Sunday lunch but when we arrived we weren’t very well greeted and I didn’t particularly feel very welcome. Our food orders were not taken until after 45 minutes, and then each course took 1 hour to come. It was very disappointing, no water was offered for the table and no one came to check the food was ok during the meal. It’s a real pity as the food was actually quite nice but the service let the whole show down unfortunately and it isn’t an experience I would like to visit any time soon.

We popped in for a quick coffee & found a beautiful garden bathed in sunshine complete with a vine full of grapes & pretty flowers. A lovely friendly waitress served us coffee & wine. So pleased to have found such a wonderful courtyard garden. We will definitely be back for brunch very soon. Menu has a great selection of meat & vegetarian dishes.

Went to sit in the courtyard for brunch. Fab food and excellent service. Very pretty and quiet courtyard. We will be back and thoroughly recommend. Addington Street is a lovely little street being refurbed and off the Main Street running down to the harbour.

I’m not usually one to write a negative review but with how awful the service was I received Saturday for my sisters birthday breakfast I feel the need! After waiting 30 minutes for our coffee, our breakfasts arrived - the vegan breakfast, was not vegan - so was sent back, the second breakfast to arrive - was not vegan!!! When questioned the reply we received was its vegetarian breakfast, the breakfast had egg on, vegans don’t eat eggs! We sent back again and told them not to bother and was told we wouldn’t be charged for her breakfast. I should think not when she didn’t even pick up her knife and fork to eat it. Surly an establishment such as this knows the difference between vegan and vegetarian??? It took an hour and 40 mins for a cup of coffee and a roll. When going to pay the miserable sour faced lady who my mum asked for the bill looked at my mum like a piece of c*** at the bottom of her shoe! I just wish my mum would of told me at the time as the breakfast would not of been paid for at all!!! We saw one lady walk out when we first got there just a shame we didn’t leave with her. Complete and utter waste of the morning. Had we been apologised and not spoken to like we were a burden being there then I wouldn’t of felt the need to write this but as I work in the same industry, i feel you need to train your staff to not be so rude and unwelcoming. Certainly won’t be coming back here again which is a shame as we’ve been for a few lovely afternoon tea previously.

Discovered whilst ambling around the backstreets, absorbing the quaint and varied architectural features of old Ramsgate... This area of the town appears to be experiencing a subtle regeneration (hopefully a well-balanced one!) which should do justice to the historic harbour area and seafront and encourage more investment to the town. The Falstaff has a take-away frontage but we chose to take the family for a sit-down lunch and sometimes pop in for a coffee and snack. The interior is cosily characterful and very clean (with a small courtyard garden to the rear): coffee is always good and hot and served in cheery cups by polite, efficient staff. There are gf and vegan options. COVID regulations are reassuringly adhered to and the toilet is always clean We haven’t stayed here but have observed several happy guests checking out! The hotel management seems most efficient. In fact, we almost wish we lived further away in order to come and stay!

We had the best bottomless brunch ever! Our waitress Chloe was so attentive and always ensured our glasses were full😃Pizza was also 👍🏻 highly recommend

Went here for breakfast they have a little garden area out the back and the port bun and the full English where lovely. They also do load of healthy foods and cake and pastries. Worth a visit

It's rare I post a review on trip advisor. Most people seem to use TTrip Advisor to moan about somewhere they went and didn't like or actually threaten a place with a bad review to try to get either a free meal or a heavily discounted one (sad but let's be honest....true} ANYWAY, I only tend to post a review on somewhere if I believe it to be exceptional and this makes the grade. I grew up round here and many many years ago, this place was a run down seedy sort of pub. Now it's a fabulous Boutique Hotel and Restuarant/Cafe and the short version from me is just "WOW!" I'm fully aware of what the hospitality sector is going through at the moment as my wife works within it so naturally when we both get the chance to go out (which isn't often enough) she is a fierce critic and spots every detail because it's what she does herself. I on the other hand just say what I think! So........ given the Covid-19 stuff, this place had a great one way system which is not difficult to follow although I'm sure someone will try! Tables and chair are socially distanced both inside and out in the garden with nice polite signs asking not to move furniture as it's been placed for optimum social distancing. The staff were very friendly and made us feel very welcome. This is always a bit part of anywhere I visit if I'm honest So on to the food and drink.............. We were recommended by a friend to come here and have breakfast. The coffee was amazing (apparently a local blend from Canterbury but I can't remember the name) and had a great taste to it. Nice and strong and not wishy washy Then on to Breakfast................ I went for the simple and humble Bacon & Egg Sandwich which you could have on a choice of breads. Not stingy with the bacon and the bread was lightly toasted. My wife had the Plymouth Rock which basically makes a Macdonalds Sausage McMuffin look positively anemic (see the picture I've posted) and she loved every bite of it! We also liked that we were supplied with a nice ice cold bottle of water too (I presume tap water) which was a nice touch and worthy of mentioning as not many places do this and personally, I love it! All in all, our experience was one of great enjoyment, as I mentioned, when your wife has worked in the industry for almost 30 years and can herself do everything from Silver Service to proper Barista Coffee (hence why I'm spoilt when it comes to coffee), it can make you a rather harsh critic but both she and I loved our visit today. Pulling off the experiences we had today I know are much harder given Covid-19 but they had all that sorted We only have 3 gripes. 1. Neither of us get much time off together and we not wish we did as we want to come back as soon as we possibly can 2. We wish we didn't live round here then we could book to stay here in their hotel side and 3. We wish we'd ordered the doughnuts too after seeing some being brought out for another table just as we were leaving They looked amazing! Like I say, I don't use the Trip Advisor platform to moan. I use it to shout about somewhere that is worth shouting about. Independent businesses have got it tough at the moment given all the Covid-19 stuff so if you're anywhere near here, go and pay the Falstaff in Ramsgate a visit. You really wont be disappointed!

I went for coffee and luncheon in the Falstaff. Great coffee ☕️. Wide range of drinks and food on offer.

Ten of us chose the Falstaff for a family reunion and could not have been more disappointed in the way the meal turned out. We booked several days in advance and still had to wait over an hour for any main courses to arrive. The roast beef choice was really horrible, with tasteless, fatty beef slices, overcooked vegetables, soggy yorkshire puddings which tasted only of the salty gravy with smothered everything. One of us sent back her main dish because it wasn't what had been described on the menu. I could only eat a few mouthfuls of mine because it all tasted so horrible. Most of our party were local and will definitely not be recommending the Falstaff to any friends. It was a dreadful experience and quite ruined our special day.

This was the so called restaurant quality food, that we were served on Wednesday for my sisters birthday meal 🤮🤬🤮 we arrived at 19.00 ordered our meals and we waited over an hour!! They eventually brought our dinner out, but myself and my sister still waited a further ten minutes for ours and one was a salad lol?! Puff pastry was awful, mashed potato was full of hard lumps and all veg was cold!! Chunky chips was a joke and the so called trio of relish, they’re wasn’t any?! All 9 meals were absolutely disgusting 🤢 to be fair the waiter would not accept payment as we hardly touched our food as it was inedible and we were offered compensation in the way of a free roast the following Sunday; however my sister received an email on the Saturday night stating it was no longer possible. We will never ever be booking a table at this so called restaurant again as my sisters birthday meal was totally ruined, nice one Falstaff!!!!! 😡🤬😡

Visited for brunch on a Sunday morning, seated straight away, great service, good selection of food for us all, and it was beautiful. Large portions and a vegetarian and gluten intolerance were all catered for. Will definitely return when in the area.

We went here for lunch today and the food was so tasty and the service from Sarah was impeccable as always.

We had our Christmas meal here recently, the service and food was excellent. Stand out dish had to be the chocolate fondant!

We were looking forward to our evening and The Falstaff does not disappoint. Welcomed on arrival by Imogen. The food and service were both perfect, being friendly and efficient.....with excellent food. The staff are a credit to the owner! Thank you for a lovely evening

WE went there for breakfast and the server was more concerned about talking to her friends than serving us. Our food took forever to make it to the table and meals were served intermittently rather than all at once and the orders were wrong. My eggs were overcooked and they forgot my side of bacon. I had to get up after 10 minutes and ask the server to bring it. I never felt so ignored at a restaurant in my life and would never go back there again.

The atmosphere is Cody, the place is nice, attendants very attentive and the food is wonderful. Fresh, tasty and reasonable price! Just love this place!😘

Lovely fresh quiche and sandwiches were very tasty. Dog Friendly. Good service, very tasteful decor, relaxing vibe. Would recommend.

This is a lovely pub/hotel in a nice street at the top of the town. The bar is very comfortable and we spent a nice evening with friends there. The restaurant is another room adjacent to the bar. Very relaxed - We had a very good meal here and the choice was good and reasonably priced. Friendly helpful staff

From the small bar area to the restaurant itself it had quite a nice clean warm environment. Each lunch course had enough choice to please without overdoing things, but we were a little disappointed that there was not even a small choice of fish dishes on their "Catch of the Day", as was stated in their menu for the main course. We did ask if the chef had any fish available but unfortunately told there was only a breaded white fish that he could do, maybe we were just unlucky on the day.

Having chatted down the road to a couple of Ramsgate Heritage Society members who highly recommended the Falstaff, we popped in for a sandwich. This is a lovely, rather quirky, place which has been beautifully restored and consists of a pub, cafe and hotel. Our coffee and sandwiches were just what we needed, the sourdough sandwiches being huge and tasty. Karen, the bar lady was lovely and gave us a mini tour of the hotel, including the upstairs Wellington room, a beautifully preserved regency room, as well as one of their bedrooms, and even showed us where to find the car park. She is a great ambassador for the place! The high class photographic artwork dotted around the walls is very beautiful. We are definitely tempted to return for a stay!

Cycling group just had breakfast there. Brilliant. We had a great welcome , the orders were complicated and taken with no fuss. my breakfast if avocado, poached egg and brown toast was delicious. What is more they had MARMITE in a big jar for no extra cost. i am going back soon.

We have had lunch here on a Sunday twice. I really enjoyed my nut roast with all the trimmings the first time, so came back, but was a bit disappointed to have tomato sauce instead of gravy. A bit #first-world problems, I know, but v important for a vegetarian to be able to enjoy Sundays as much as the meat-eaters! The roast meats were reported v good and the veg were fine.

Great setting / atmosphere . Good staff / music and food . Nice selection of on tap beer . Glad I found it walking the dog ( allowed another couple dog on lead by table ). Recommend

Booked here for a reunion dinner with old friends it was awful service was terrible staff were clueless about menu drinks unavailable no gin no merlot and to top it off food was dreadful. This used to be such a lovely local for us I was so disappointed and embarrassed I will never go here again and suggest that they have a massive shake up with staff and cooks

My dad took us here after his sailing race.

Had stopped in Ramsgate overnight to break up a very long journey home to Glastonbury.. this cafe offered a very tasty breakfast at a very reasonable price, a real gem.

Been here at least 2X for lunch and first time for dinner. Nice crowd. food was comforting, unpretentious, good quality with a focus on local wines, beers and produce. We had a bottle of Barnsole Wine from nearby - actually quite nice! Prices all keen. Atmosphere cool hip relaxed. Looks like winter fires would be crackling.

Have been there twice, stayed 2 weeks in Sept. 2017 and again June of 2018. We stayed in the one bedroom apartment and would absolutely recommend it. Loved the breakfast in the restaurant. The entire staff was wonderful.

We thoroughly enjoyed our Sunday lunch it was one of the best we have had. The roast chicken and vegetarian option was very well cooked, the food was fresh and tasty.

Not really reassuring eating in a restaurant named after Shakespeare's most successful and transposable clown: you're never entirely sure whether the joke will end up on you...or not. Nonetheless, an awkwardly quite, off-season dinner turned into something quite entirely palatable. Opting to duck into a corner of this airy yet traditional gastropub, we experienced both great service and great food, to the point that we tottered down the trendy road still open to exploring its other charms. While we understand that it also offers a lovely little hotel experience, we can only comment on the excellent gastronomy, which was basically like a punch-up between erstwhile local resident Charles Dickens (who kept his younger mistress down these parts) and Mrs Isabella Beeton, though the taxonomy reflects an early local pattern for this region's high adherence to a pro-Brexit ideology. More than a single mouthful, methinks...

Came across the Falstaff by chance on a visit to Ramsgate. Looks like it has been renovated recently. Very inviting interior with plenty of choice of where to sit, a welcoming bar and even an outside area for eating and drinking. Thursday is Burger night with a short menu including a vegetarian option. Very tasty home-made burger with home-made fries and Asian slaw for £9.95. Two and three-course options too. The service by 'super-server' Ashton really made the evening. Everyone was well-looked after and he made time to chat. Highly recommend.

Fantastic value for 2 or 3 courses. Choice of fish, meat or vegan. Relaxed atmosphere, fair short wine list, bar area really comfortable and welcoming. Service was keen but didn't feel experienced as it has on other occasions. Good cosmo.

We went today just before 12 for a breakfast, as the previous place was vegetarian and my boyfriend wanted a full English. The quality of food wasn’t the best, but the order arrived quickly, was still warm and big enough to satisfy both of us. My eggs hollandaise were not runny, and I asked for a sourdough but received a muffin instead, those are my only complains. My boyfriend had mushroom in his full english, although they were not listed, an unpleasant surprise for him. Staff was nice, place clean and they welcome dogs too! We enjoyed it.

I have never joined a website of any nature to complain or be negative.

We've been there previously and had excellent food and service. But it has clearly gone very downhill. Went with my mum for Saturday lunch – ordered the calamari and the goat's cheese to start. Goat's cheese was fine but the calamari was the stingiest portion ever (7 quid for 5 pieces of calamari) and not particularly good. We both had the burger for a main – both overcooked and served on those irritating breadboards where you end up getting crumbs everywhere (what's wrong with a plate?). Chips were nice but that was it. As I said, it's just a shame because the last time we went, the food was brilliant. I recommend hiring a new chef. Service was pleasant though.

To start with the positive - the waiting staff were lovely and great at their jobs. The setting was fine so no complaints so far. Sadly the beef on Sunday tasted like leather and all the plates were cold including the vegetables so a lot of food was left on all our plates. The manageress who took our plates away seemed rather disgruntled that I'd mentioned the beef was like leather and it was I who had to request that we did not pay for this dish. Maybe she was having a bad day and so was the chef. Maybe during the week the food is better !

Sadly disappointed. Food was below average and when we complained it wasn't heard or commented on. No apology. I won't go again.

We came in for breakfast a few days ago. There was nothing bad about the food but as I seem to have read elsewhere nothing great either!

Oh dear first time visit and very disappointed. Fish n chips...overcooked batter and fish cold in the middle, homemade steak burger barely warm with cold toasted bun...chips with both meals had seen better days. Manager offered anything I wished to eat on the house, said I was very dubious in case not cooked properly and was assured he would oversee personally so with this in mind ordered the slow cooked lamb shank, well presented and potatoes gravy etc piping hot but the shank itself stone cold! Needless to say at this point time to leave...we had already witnessed a meal being returned before ours even came to the table. I felt sorry for the people sitting around us who had yet to order. On leaving the restaurant the manager Tod was very apologetic and said it was the chef's last day and asked us at some point to give it another chance....doubtful we will even with the offer of a free bottle of wine. Service should never have gone ahead today as obviously big problems in the kitchen. We had been recommended to visit The Falstaff... the atmosphere and ambience is good with attentive staff, but food really was atrocious....

A quiet chilly Saturday night warmed by the service and decor of the Falstaff. Staff knowledgeable and attentive. Drinks served and advice provided on menu. Menu was not particularly varied but I was happy with choice on offer. My wife on the other hand had calamari which was greasy. Would return but would like menu to be a bit more adventurous.

Nice atmosphere - light, bright and elegant. Menu reads well. Of the four meals we had, two were just ok and two were super. (The daily special of beef and ale pie lacked the hoped-for rich depth of flavour) but overall it was good food well cooked. Friendly service. Dog was welcome. And portions generous. Will look forward to revisiting in future.

Having read some good reviews, decided to try for breakfast this morning before booking a more expensive evening meal.....glad I did!

It never fails to disappoint! Beetroot & carrot soup then Mango and coconut curry! Finished off with a Monkey 47 gin! Excellent food and brilliant service especially from the guy that works there.

The decor is lovely, and I cant talk about the food as we didn't eat but the service for cocktails was poor, very slow. Staff friendly but didn't seem to know what they were doing, not great as there was three of them, and probably only 7 customers in the whole place!

Having eaten at the Falstaff twice before it's a shame to write that we found it average this time. We visited with other couples on New Year's Eve where a 3 course meal was on offer. The menu was limited with just 4 options on the main courses section. My first impression when seated at the table was to be greeted by Aldi make salt and pepper grinders on the table. Which I personally do not expect to see in any restaurant at particularly surprised to see in The Falstaff. The starter and main was average nothing exciting on the palette. The dessert was the nicest / tastiest part.

Table for four was the best thing we said yesterday.

I went here with my work for a christmas treat. The interior is in keeping with the age of the building & modern at the same time. The male bar tender was very friendly & couldn’t have been more helpful. He also made recommendations.

Family of 5 pre-Christmas lunch at the Falstaff in Ramsgate. Lovely vegan mushroom roulade with veg & roast potatoes. Huge portions all served with a smile & very reasonably priced too for such delicious cuisine. It's just round the corner from the harbour &the; harbour boats have the most amazing Christmassy lights. Great meal & beautiful harbour. Well done Falstaff

Visited here a couple of weeks ago. Four of us had lunch today and it was fantastic again! Winter vegetable spiced butternut squash soup with mushroom risotto with peas. Amazing. All meals were!!

I was down in Ramsgate for the day visiting and decided to pop into this place for a drink. It's set on one of the nicest little streets and looked ideal with its open log fire.

Small menu, but difficult to choose as everything looked delicious. Went for the duck and the risotto, and they were excellent.

This used to be one of our favourite restaurants however since the early Summer is rapidly going downhill. The staff don’t know what they’re doing, food and menu has declined. Please sort it out! This place has so much potential- get a great new manager in there and back to the winning formula before. If not I’m afraid you will lose your regular customers....

Booked a table for 6 well in advance and turned up to be offered a table in the bar or we could wait while they pushed two tables together. We opted for the restaurant and in the meantime we were told they only had a space for 2 of our 6 coats. We took them to the table and found an empty coat rack close by, plenty big enough. We ordered & then the waitress came back to say only one Camembert to share was left however they did offer an alternative. 2 of the party had burgers & said they were cold but the chips hot. The rest of the meals were lovely, perfectly cooked duck but it would have been nice to be advised on ordering it came with limited vegetables & then we would have ordered a potato dish or such like. Only one dessert was requested. The chef came out & said as we had complained about the burgers he would not charge for the desserts, of which we had one! After further conversation when the bill arrived the charge for one of the burgers was dropped. The waiter was a very nice chap and he is a credit to the establishment! We would not rush to go back although I did enjoy my duck and dessert but it stared off on a wrong foot due to no fault of our party.

We have been big fans since this place opened. A little worried after reading recent reviews on here that standards had dropped but we took a punt and the new management is doing great things.

Myself and my Husband have been avid supporters of the Falstaff since its opening and we are saddened to say that after our visit for Sunday lunch today that the quality of food has deteriorated significantly .. it is no better than pub grub . The options were restricted .. told there was only one beef and gammon left and the. There were veggie options .. roast potatoes were very poor .. veg cooked to a mush . Gravy way too sweet .

My husband and I have been visiting the Falstaff since it opened and have been avid supporters of its success recommending it many over the last couple of years. After visiting for a Saturday lunch more recently I can honestly say any love we once had for this restaurant is quickly diminishing.

My partner and I stayed at the Falstaff for one night on Sunday, 27 August. It was a last minute decision booked over the phone with no prior knowledge of the hotel. We were both delighted when we were shown our beautifully furnished room with en suite. The room had tea and coffee making facilities plus bottles of water. The Falstaff has a wonderful atmosphere mainly due to the mismatched furniture and decor. Also, there is a lovely garden area outside. Another thing I noticed was that everywhere was beautifully clean, especially the loos. The service we experienced from all the staff was excellent. I particularly enjoyed the breakfast of advocado on Sourdough bread with bacon which was served quickly and efficiently. However, I would like to add that if I had read some of the recent reviews, there is no way and I would have stayed one minute, let alone overnight ! I feel sad for the people who have had a bad experience. I can honestly say our experience was positive in all respects and will come back. We will definitely recommend The Falstaff to friends and family.

Visited this evening after being tempted by reading the menu outside earlier in the day. Afraid the reality did not live up to the expectation. My granddaughter was looking forward to the Halloumi Mix Grill which included some roasted beetroot. When the meal arrived there was no beetroot. The waitress said she would get some but when this arrived it was just heated up beetroot, not at all roasted. My other granddaughter ordered the chickpea curry with basmati rice. When it came though, the rice was long grain and not basmati. I was really looking forward to the battered cod and home made chips. A real disappointment as the batter was so overcooked it was actually almost black in parts and the fish was dry and overcooked. 50% of the chips were black inside and not very appetising. The chocolate brownie and ice cream was spoilt because it was hard and totally cold. It needed to be warmed up. We were given some complementary bread while waiting for our meals but this was hard and boarding on stale. Rather not be offered this if it couldn't be fresh. All in all, very disappointing and very overpriced. Such a shame as we live in walking distance and would love to be able to come here often but until things improve this won't happen.

Our 4th visit very dissatisfied gone right down hill ,roast potatoes seemed like been deep fat fried,veg Poor, bread put on table same time as dinner, horseradish was off ,told nothing wrong with it just came out of jar,maybe same jar the dinner came from +got charged for 2 courses even only had 1not told that when ordering. Won't be going back & will tell others not to bother , shame was a nice place to recommend.

I visited the Falstaff a couple of months ago and absolutely loved it with an array of sandwiches and plentiful cakes to choose from and wonderful staff. Myself and friend were so blown away we recommended to all! I now retract that recommendation due to a visit with 7 friends yesterday afternoon! The service was awful, we were pointed to our table rather than shown! The sandwiches and cakes were placed on the table with no explanation or even pleasantries! The sandwiches were lovely but the cakes extremely disappointing and very few! The scones were flat and already filled with jam (clearly to save on cost) we had lovely pots last visit! The rest of the cakes were sponge cake with no variety! The after service once we complained hasn't been great at all and we felt like we've been shrugged off! All I can say is the lad named Aston who works there was just wonderful when he took over from the very dismissive lady before him! He was extremely apologetic and was the only highlight of the experience! It really is the little things and you've taken them away to save money and I feel you will lose a lot of custom... 8 yesterday will not return for a cream tea

Thursday evening menu which was a set price, I really was tempted to visit for the scallops starter only to be disappointed straight away as I was told they were not available so I had second choice the mussels which was extremely nice, but my husband had crab salad and it was full of shell . The main corse was a bit of a cock up I ordered one fish only to be served an other and it was a very tiny portion. Husbands Burger was average.

This hotel advertises that you can get breakfast as a non resident. Well we have been twice to get breakfast on a Sunday morning and you can't. The woman we have met twice ,she has dark hair and is in her,forties ( we think) she is also, we think the manager. She is rude and dismissive, saying " oh the hotel is full we are not doing breakfast. She does not apologize she does not look sorry, in fact she looks quite smug!! We will not go there again. They should not put A boards outside saying breakfast.nor should they advertise saying they do.Clearly, she feels she does not have to make the effort, this despite the fact that when it first opened they couldn't get customers. Complacency has set in and that woman's attitude will take them back to those days and no customer's means no business means no job!

we had heard so much about this place for a roast on a sunday so we decided to try it, but sadly it didn't come up to expectations...I was told about the amazing doughy yorkshires but they were huge and crispy, my lamb was over cooked and hard and grissly, this was very disappointing, we were told that the regular chef was off so we will try it again

Had high expectations for this, being highly recommended, but left slightly disappointed. Quite a long wait for food. Simple veg - carrot/swede mash, cauliflower - roast potatoes not crispy and the yorkshires although huge, were dry and crumbly. Ordered blueberry cheesecake with apple sorbet for afters, which was more like a mousse, and the sorbet was definitely not apple, and not a sorbet! Apparently the regular chef was not on this day. The service was friendly, the wine reasonably priced and the table well set with water and condiments, just expected a bit more. Standard, but not special.

We have visited this restaurant for lunch twice now, its in a lovely part of Ramsgate with easy access to the harbour area. The surroundings are great, and the service is laid back but efficient. The food is good value and tasty. This is definitely one of the best restaurants in the area.

I came here in early March with my partner, his grandmother and godmother. I had booked online using Facebook and they were very quick and helpful. They asked us what we would like, tea or coffee, and were very accommodating when my partner's godmother requested hot water and a tea bag because she likes her tea so weak! They then brought out my tiers with sandwiches, scones and cake, as well as a large board of sandwiches for the others- this was very generous, as most places are restrictive with the sandwiches, and this is my partner's favourite bit. They then bought out three different types of sweet, including a tart, pastry and bakewell. They also brought out 'mini' meringues (they were big enough for a dessert, and gluten-free!) and warm scones. We had a couple of free tea top-ups too. It was honestly one of the best afternoon teas I've ever had, everything was catered for and there was plenty of lovely food. It's also cheaper than your average afternoon tea. I've already booked a second visit! Thank you, I will be recommending to everyone :)

Guys you have to have the roast here its my current no1! great veg amazing gravy and the yorkshires are to die for!!!!! the service is brilliant and the wine is goooood!! ive had the lamb beef and pork all spot on! the creme caramel is amazing too!

Great menu selection, with daily specials and using local produce. All at a very reasonable price . Will definitely be back again.

After seeing a Facebook post for the new Friday Fish night, we decided last minute to give it a go. What a pleasant surprise. The food was superb and we were nearly licking the plates of our main courses, the sea trout ... wow, we can't wait to go again.

Previously we had enjoyed a great sunday lunch. The second visit on a Thursday evening and was quite a different experience. I can only describe it a harrowing flashback to my youth and forgettable school dinners. The lamb was truly overcooked, the indifferent veg piled up in the centre of the plate and the potato gratin was dry and tasteless. If it were possible to make matters worse the time between courses was unacceptably long. Although in this rather sad experience not long enough.

I've reviewed this restaurant positively for breakfast, then lunch, now it was the turn of dinner.

After having spent the night at another hotel, we were seeking a pristine establishment in which to have breakfast. We found it at The Falstaff. The staff friendly and welcoming, the menu varied and interesting, including a great vegetarian choice. The breakfast was well received and delicious.

Had Sunday lunch with family, the food and service was excellent. I can say this was one of the best roast dinners ever

Yesterday six friends who meet each month for a meal out decided to go for the first time to the Falstaff for afternoon tea. It was a great choice as we were welcomed by the young lady serving at the Bar who showed us to our window table. Once all of us had arrived another friendly waitress brought us tea or coffee followed by an array of very fresh assorted finger sandwiches of every description. Afterwards this was followed by dishes of home made warm scones (best I have ever tasted) with jam and cream. Several plates of super individual cakes werd then served, i.e. meringue nests with red currants/grapes, strawberry or lemon swiss rolls, sticky toffee cakes and flapjacks. This just cost us only £12.50 each!!! All of us left with "doggy bags". Well done to all excellent Falstaff staff. We will definitely back to try other meals.

Visited at the weekend for Sunday Lunch.

I'd been to the Falstaff for breakfast, but I'd been dying to try it for other meals too. The opportunity arose when our Writing group was booking its Christmas lunch.

We had a fantastic three course Christmas dinner. By far the best food we have had for a Christmas meal. We had three courses all were delicious and very understanding with all the last minute changes we had asked for. Would highly recommend!

Had a family Sunday lunch but have to say didn't find that great. Staff are good but food was a bit of a let down,roast potatoes seemed odd, hard and chewy. From reading other reviews thought it was going to be better but price is about right for a pub Sunday lunch. Had roast beef, only 2 slices and small bit of veg, left the roast potatoes, not much choice for kids only half portions of adults meals. Starter was tasteless , pork terrine with a chutney which was too sweet and more like sugar syrup . Wouldn't go back.

We enjoyed a tasty Sunday roast lunch here with friends. Efficient friendly staff, tasty uncomplicated food and comfortable surround. What more can you say? Just try it!

We booked the Falstaff for a large group afternoon tea following my wedding. From the initial enquiry phonecall right thru to leaving afterwards, the staff were friendly and attentive, always with a smile.

Had a really great experience here! Great food good service from a really fun waitress all at great value Too many greats here I know Just try it , you will agree !

I have only wandered as far as Ramsgate twice before, and really wasn't sure what to expect.

My wife and I are regulars at the Falstaff and we love their food, staff and rooms, tonight the food was again amazing please try this place you will not be disappointed.

Well here we are again at one of our favourite restaurants with some friends. Service is still very good and food is delicious especially the duck, well done and see you soon

Its very rare to have a Sunday Lunch out that rivals home cooking. Well The Falstaff provided a fabulous 3 course lunch that was to die for. Everything was spot on. Couldn't ask for better.

Visited for morning coffee and cake with friends- we were made very welcome. coffee and cakes were served quickly and were very tasty.

We visited today for a family lunch following a recommendation from friends. Wow, what a find! Lovely atmosphere, super friendly & efficient staff and the best roast beef I've had in ages, and I'm a fussy sod! Our table also had the roast chicken and the roast lamb and everyone absolutely loved it. Desserts were gorgeous too and the Whitstable Bay beer was another great discovery. We shall definitely be going back ...... several times!

Fantastic hotel, lovely place to spend a weekend and lovely meal. Owner - Peter? also very nice. Nice break from London, less than 2 hours to get there but felt like a real holiday. Can't wait to go back. What a treat.

The Falstaff is friendly and warm in winter - in summer there is a lovely sunny garden. It is dog-friendly and the food is above average good. The staff are very welcoming and the whole place has a contemporary feel without having sacrificed the integrity and historical interest of the building.

A friend told us about this place and wasn't disappointed.

Visited recently for Sunday Lunch at a pub that i last drank in about 40 years ago.