The Rose Restaurant in Dover

Great re purposing of a dead end pub !! Love it 😀

Exceptional food. Grilled scallop with sorrel sauce and apple (£14) was precise and sophisticated cooking. Mains of autumn pumpkin porridge (£18) was just as good, risotto topped with seeds and roast sage that just added the right touch of crunch and flavour. Perhaps I chose the more fancy offerings, but this is way above standard pub food. In fact it beat just about any London restaurant too.

This was the best meal we had had for a long time. Everything was delicious and a little different. The service was great too and a lovely setting. Not cheap but didn’t resent the cost given how nice the meal was, and all washed down with a lovely wine and a complimentary dessert wine. Only took a photo of dessert I’m afraid!

Awesome hotel - great vibe, amazing food and charming staff (Jay is a legend). Will 100% be coming back!

I most didn’t visit the place because of the disappointing reviews it has on here, but oh my goodness, I am SO glad I went! The service, ambience and food were EXCELLENT. We had snacks, starter, main course and sides. It was quite possibly one of the best meals I’ve had in a very long time. Absolutely delicious, filling, flavoursome and utterly mouthwatering. The whole experience was fantastic. Please don’t hesitate just book it and go - I think some people have nothing better to do than complain.

Impromptu Sunday roast was stunning!

This was our first trip to Deal for a while, we’d seen the reviews and when we rang to book a table were told it was the first weekend that a Sunday roast was back on the menu. Everything was lovely. The chicken was moist, the roasties crunchy, the only thing we could possibly say would be that more gravy would have been nice - but I’m sure if we’d asked more would have arrived. Definitely recommend a visit if you’re in the area.

Beautiful hotel, very stylishly decorated and the staff are so so amazing and accommodating. The rooms themselves are all unique and quirky, with such comfy beds and lovely bathrooms. The hallways have little treats & drinks available, the breakfast is delicious (loved the granola, coffee & eggs.) We also had dinner one night in their restaurant which was fab. Deal itself has a great vibe, really laid back and loads of independent stores and everyone is lovely. Gorgeous walks along the beach too. Would come back in a heartbeat!

Thank you to all the staff at The Rose for making our stay so special and for accommodating us. Our room was beautiful and the food in the restaurant was great! I’m already recommending it to friends

Disappointed overall although the mains were delicious. If you offer a limited menu - say 4 starters 4 mains and 4 desserts then you would expect all to be on offer A simple request. A dish of almonds as per menu @£4.00 a shot. Expensive at the best of times. Sadly run out. But offered cashews instead. Well to say the ramekin of nuts was minuscule is an understatement. Maybe if lucky 20 nuts. More in a packet of KP and the taste as good. The second little entree. A pair of short rib Pasties. But really come on. I think they may have been £8.00 but stand to be corrected. No more than 4cm in length with a morsel of meat just plonked on a plate. Mains. Delicious duck although the risotto was well overcooked with no bite. The cod dish delicious. Desserts. They arrived with an introduction of. “ I have no idea what I am serving you here but here it is” Now I’m not a restaurateur but common sense does prevail. If you are trying to be something special in the world of gastronomy then after 6 years get it right. Don’t offer mediocre undersized plates served by untrained staff and still charge what you charge. If all was well then I would be happy to pay what you charge but don’t charge top sack when the offer is well grow harbour competitors please and before you let your staff loose TRAIN THEM !!!

The Rose was very nice but agree with other commenters that there are a few things that could be changed fairly easily to improve it. Decor throughout is very lovely but could do with a bit of a deep clean. I think the rooms allow dogs but the pink carpet on the stairs was disgusting - so stained and you could see dog hairs everywhere, just needed deep cleaning. Same for the green bench chair in the dining room, lovely colour but so many stains that you suspect a wet clean could take care of. Our bedroom also had lots of dust in all the corners (near furniture, in the bathroom). The food was good (we only had breakfast) but the service let it down a bit. We rushed somewhat to make sure we got downstairs with time to spare before 10am, but it took over ten minutes to order our food, and the young man/boy (he looked very young!!) who took our orders seemed to be doing anything but take them (and same for the table next to us). Our room included breakfast but we were handed a menu with prices on, then asked doesn’t our room include breakfast (I think all of them do?). He had to go away and ask this, clarified it did include breakfast, then when we asked what it included (ie two courses) he had to check that again. I would have thought that would be part of the basic training! When we got drinks the day before there were four people in and out behind the bar but the whole process also seemed quite chaotic. We had to be in Deal anyway that night and I think it seems like the nicest place to stay there, but I think if you’re wanting to do a nice foodie weekend away there are better places in general.

What a great place food is amazing room are amazing non alcoholic beer on tap what more can you want and such a great breakfast

Very nice Sunday lunch in this attractive hotel. Good choice on the menu and great for Deal to have such an interesting place to eat with good variety. We would definitely come back to eat here when visiting Deal. Small car park just around the corner - Deal gets very busy so allow time for parking. Lovely small shops opposite the hotel and a short walk to the sea. Nice outdoor patio garden with pretty flowers.

Excellent service throughout our stay. Room had a very small window so was warmer than you’d want and the furniture in the room is very small and low down so not for any one of a certain height. Overall the food and reception we had was excellent and would recommend.

Excellent cocktails, expertly made.

We have visited The Rose restaurant several times now. We have always enjoyed our evenings there. It's not always been perfect, but this time (7 August) it was perfection. We had a wonderful welcome from Jay, who also helped to find us a more suitable table to dine at. The Whiskey Sour cocktail was perfect, shaken, and poured by an experienced and cheerful young barman. The service was perfect—just the right amount of banter and friendliness. Our waiter was also very knowledgeable about the wines. The food was absolute perfection. David, the chef is very talented. It was one of the best dining experiences we have had in the UK for a very long time. Thank you.

Tried booking a table to eat but the process was utterly ridiculous. First you have to fight your way through a website that doesn’t work well on any browser and then join a queue. When finally you reach the stage where you’re permitted to book a table the site wants to charge your credit card with an undefined amount, just to reserve a table. At no stage does the site tell how much you’re being charged or whether you can get a refund should you decide to cancel. Plenty of other restaurants in Deal.

I generally adhere to my parents' dictum that if you don't have anything nice to say, then don't say it. But I just wanted to register how disappointed my wife and I were by The Rose. We booked in for Sunday lunch several days in advance adding a note about my wife's food allergy. We have friends in the restaurant business and know how tough it is in general without the addition of a 'tricky' dietary requirement at the last minute. We also understand entirely if - as has happened a few times - a restaurant writes back saying they can't offer enough of their menu to justify us visiting. That's fine. We'd prefer honesty and rather avoid the often painful mini-dramas that can ensue. It's meant to be an enjoyable experience, after all, and we've actually had some amazing experiences with chefs who have almost felt tested by her not especially unusual allergy to garlic and onion. But the reaction at The Rose was a strange mix of condescension and disinterest. They didn't respond to the email so we assumed all was fine. But when we arrived the choices offered from their small menu were minimal and none could be adapted - as is almost always the case in a half-decent restaurant. To make matters worse, when we did finally land on a choice of dishes a couple of them were revoked when the young waiter checked with the chef so we had to start again. After half an hour of back and forth we decided it just wasn't worth the effort and decided to leave. To their credit, they didn't charge us for the cocktails we'd drunk, but by that point that was the least they could do. My wife was visibly upset. We've eaten at comparable standard restaurants in Kent - The Fordwich, The Bridge, Angela's, Sargasso, The Sportsman etc - and there's always been a willingness to adapt and accommodate what is, in truth, a not unusual requirement. As I say, we understand it's tricky and are always on the chef's side when we're in their domain, but there are ways of dealing with this - and ways of not dealing with it. A restaurant either rises to the occasion or it doesn't. The Rose didn't.

This is the first time that I have eaten in the U.K. to such an exceptional standard. No more scampi & chips & burgers - wonderful food & service.

We almost gave up, because the website was definite that the The Rose restaurant was fully booked. We went on the waiting list as suggested, but never heard back. So we dropped in during the day and then had no problem making a booking for that evening. The website might not be doing them any favours. We were so pleased we did get in. It was a really pleasant experience, with friendly service and good food. Sad to see negative reviews on the site, since at least in our experience, The Rose is well worth booking - if you can….

I love the convivial atmosphere of The Rose and often use the bar for a glass of something before or after dinner. Every so often we give them a chance by having dinner and are usually underwhelmed and resolve to give it a miss for a while. it is poor value for money. For example my wife's fish main course had a fish filet that would struggle to fill 2 fish fingers, a slice of tomato, 3 halves of new potato and some broth. I had the Rose burger which was OK. We both noticed that other tables ordered top-up dishes part way through their meal. The service is generally good. I doubt the management will mind because the PR for the place is good and it will attract lots of tourists, but it could be so much better.

Fantastic service, quality drinks, food and lovely rooms. Sam was especially good. Friendly staff with a good vibe.

Sam is a reason to visit in himself, happy to please and making cocktails on demand but staying true to the business. A real talent.

We had an outstanding lunch there today, with simple, seasonal local ingredients brilliantly prepared. Inventive layering of tastes and textures, beautifully presented. Highly recommend.

Went for lunch. Had the starter and main from the set menu. Small ‘fine dining’ plates but oh so delicious and beautifully cooked and served. Service was excellent and friendly and service charge was included.

We had a lovely mid-afternoon Sunday lunch here on Mother's Day. Lots to recommend. First, great service all round. Second, fabulous mocktails for drivers. Third, great takes on the conventional Sunday lunch menu, with a real individuality to the served meal rather than heaped up from a carvery. Fourth, deep flavours - the duck rice was just incredible, making the most of the fat and absorbent rice. Fifth, great atmosphere and decor. Sixth, value - we felt the meal was worth every penny. Would not hesitate to recommend.

Restaurant: really well curated menu. The desserts are particularly good. Lovely atmosphere and very friendly staff. Feels like a friendly neighbourhood pub, but with high quality food and cool decor. Hotel: I really enjoyed our room. Beautiful lighting and a clever use of space. Nice touches like a record player and some vinyl. Cool design. It’s a really atmospheric, characterful place to stay, right on the high street with the reassuring hum of local activity from outside. Will be back!

Eat here, don't sleep here. We stayed for a night on the winter warmer deal, which was overall great value for money. It included a three course meal, which was good. But the room itself, despite being nicely decorated, is a light-sleepers worst nightmare. The church bells sound until late and then go off early, and the sound-proofing is bizarre. You will hear a truck pulling up outside and a person coughing in a communal area like they are by your bedside, but I never heard a sound from anyone else in any of the rooms. They do supply ear plugs but these should be made more obvious. And, apparently, they do warn about the noise on the website but as this was booked by my partner, I had no idea it would be that loud. Again, stay away if you are a light sleeper ( I wish I knew beforehand).

Mwalk jn guests for the restaurant. Great food and service. The cocktails are a great selection and well mixed too. The fig tart was absolutely fabulous while the fish pie was probably one of the best I had. Would definitely recommend

Stunning pub/restaurant with rooms, recently refurbished to a very high standard. The rooms are delightful, and several are dog friendly (with prior agreement). The food is exceptional, and all the staff were lovely. Highly recommended, not least for the lovely location on Deal's charming High Street.

After returning to give The Rose a 2nd chance, we left disappointed again after poor bar service. Upon entering the bar, after 20 minutes we weren’t offered drinks and it was clear we weren’t welcome. Unless you’re a couple you’re told to ‘move down into the seats’ as though you’re at school.

We ate in the restaurant. Top end menu with some classics such as Mac and cheese and burgers if you’re feeling less adventurous. Nice cocktail menu. Wine is £40-80 mark for a bottle. Mains £20-30. There is a kids menu during daytime.

Can’t comment on rooms as I’ve only eaten here, but the food alone is noteworthy. Recently popped in for lunch with a friend and had the most incredible 3 course set menu. Additionally our servers were so friendly and attentive, we were asked about food allergies more than once, and had a nice chat about other local places to visit. Will be returning as soon as I can!

Beautifully decorated boutique rooms, with lovely attention to detail. The breakfast and dinner were delicious.

Warm and welcoming pub. We didn’t stay here, but popped in during a frosty December evening and had a great couple of glasses of mulled wine. The staff were very welcoming and the atmosphere was so cozy, really liked the interiors.

Quote pricey for portions and location. Nice Staff.

This is not an inexpensive restaurant but it fails to match the price and the hype. Service was terrible, the table adjacent to ours was seated after us and yet served before us. We had to call the server before we could place our order. Food portions were small and the taste very average. We decided not to leave a gratuity due to the negative service levels but discovered that a 10% service had been added to our bill. This is no where advised beforehand, not even on the base of the menu and is unacceptable.

Finding ourselves unexpectedly in Deal, and our usual restaurant seeming to have had a change of approach, we opted for lunch at The Rose. It was superb. Every item of food was innovative and fresh-tasting - turbot, monkfish, pork and even the humble olives - all prepared and delivered in really interesting ways. The choices of wine were similarly inspired. We opted for a delicious natural “orange” wine which one sees rarely on wine lists. The service was excellent, though the restaurant was fairly quiet. We shall return.

We were looking forward to an evening of fine dining after having read the review by Jay Rayner. Obviously the chef isn't the same anymore or he's totally given up. We checked the menu online and made our choice. When getting the menu in the restaurant one of the dishes mentioned online wasn't on there. Another one wasn't available. This limited the choice to 2 mains, none of them to our liking. So we looked at the 'classics' and ordered a hamburger. Obviously we thought that the classics woud hav a modern, fine dining twist. To our disappointment what we got was a quite average, too salty mediocre burger. The fries were certainly not handcut and the mayonnaise come from a bottle. Any chef can easily make fresh mayo but as I said this guy has given up. The starters were pictures of haute cuisine but involved no cheffing skills whatsoever. Burrata with peas and broadbeans and turbot crudo of with grapefruit. Overall very disappointing! We ate ou every night of our 6 nights stay in Deal and The Rose was by far the worst place maybe because we had such high expectations...

It took over 15 minutes to order 2 glasses of wine, when the bar was very quite. What annoyed me is the bill, automatically add 10% service which should really be discretionary. The table was dirty despite them sort of cleaning it. On the plus side the staff were friendly and the background music was good

Fabulous couple’s breakfast chilled vibe and delicious options. I had the Rose benedict which was perfect and my Partner had the Black pig sausage and beans. Both dishes were served beautifully. Service was great with the right balance of attention without being overbearing. Both our breakfasts and coffee cost about £34 including service which was fair.

Went for Sunday lunch and started with a great cocktail. Our cold starters seemed to take ages to arrive (estimate 45 mins) even though the restaurant did not appear to be that busy. The mains also took ages but were fantastic (apart from the attempt to roast Jersey royals - why do that?!). We didn't dare order desert as would could have been there hours more. Such a shame that they haven't sorted the service. Our waitress was having to make cocktails and serve tables.

I really enjoyed the atmosphere. The warm welcome through to the world class cocktails and food were delivered by an attentive team of staff.

It seems the customer is never right if you raise any concerns. Whilst my asparagus and hake were tasty, my partners plate of pebbles from the beach (from our view the clams were missing ) and one tiny rib of lamb were disappointing to say the least. How can one tiny cutlet be described as a rack of lamb. And fries served in a chipped, enamel bowl, may be shabby chic to management but to others chipped enamel is a food hazard. This is now our second underwhelming experience. We will not be going back. Our dining server was sweet, but inexperienced. I suspect staff turnover is very high. And I don’t understand why they would serve such mediocre and overpriced wine. Across the road is a fantastic wine bar serving excellent wine and really tasty cheese, which we indulged in as we had left The Rose feeling hungry.

Great food and drink but the rooms are quite echoey so can be hard to hear one's companions. And the service needs to improve a lot. Components of our order were forgotten, and then starters brought before we'd even received all our canapés. Everyone on the floor was charming, but none seemed to have been trained. Please can the management get a grip on this so the service can match the excellent food.

Over priced & severely lacking in atmosphere. Sunday roast consisted of half a chicken breast & a chicken thigh (undercooked) two radishes, chard & 5 roast potatoes between two. Did not resemble a Sunday roast in the slightest. Go somewhere else instead.

Truly fab food with very good service. My roasted Hake was a treat & the puddings...o my! Highly recommend.

This was exactly the lunch we were looking for. It was a proper meal, with starter,main and dessert, as opposed to the small plates/tapas service offered in many places now. All the food was excellent. We started with lightly steamed new asparagus with a well made and tasty hollandaise sauce. It was garnished with pea shoots which were perfectly fresh and delightful to eat. (Mentioned because they are so often half dead stringy bits!) Mains were feather steak with cavalo nero and toasted hazelnuts. The steak was carefully cooked, seared on the outside and medium rare, and had a flavoursome sauce/gravy. Boulangere potatoes were crispy on the edges and tender within, again with a good flavour. Rhubarb frangipane tart with slightly gingery pastry and thick cream went down very well. The Walmer Ale and glass of grenache were both very drinkable. Our fingers are crossed that all will still be as good when we go back!

Food was absolutely excellent at this place and the service was very attentive too. Particular shout out for Joe, the male waiter but the two female servers were excellent too. Very knowledgeable about the menu and cocktails. Restaurant is on the pricey side and I feel that it must miss out locals as a market mid week but food was perfect.

We received outstanding cooking and a pleasant environment for our early evening meal. The menu is short but carefully chosen to enable good balance and quick service. The staff were pleasant and efficient.We enjoyed our experience very much.

Had lunch on Saturday. The menu is very limited which always gives me confidence that the kitchen knows what they are doing, which proved to be the case. Front of house a bit ramshackle. Offered our main dish whilst still eating our starters and had to remind the waiter to bring our wine. But ally that to a warm atmosphere with young staff, children welcome, and dogs sitting happily under the tables, I would trade service perfection for a relaxed, friendly environment. Really enjoy this place. Food is not bad either.

Went for an overnight stay for my wife's birthday. Will review the hotel separately so this is just the restaurant. Had been attracted by glowing reviews from respected critics and were not disappointed. Unfortunately for a useful review we both chose the same starters and...

Lovely date night last night in The Rose. The Feather Steak was delicious and the Chicken Schnitzel was huge! Great cocktails to. All very reasonably priced also. The Staff were excellent, in particular our waitress. She was very attentive and her knowledge of their wines...

To be honest, I haven't the energy to go into all the details. I would summarise my dining experience as - average food attempting to be something it is not, at inflated prices. The dining room is really interestingly decorated, and the service was pleasant...

Undercooked chicken at top prices. Chef / server argued it was fine. Blood in chicken is not good. Sadly it's our 2nd very average visit and will not be back

Visited Deal for a week and ate in The Rose twice once for breakfast and then Sunday lunch.All breakfast meat comes from the fabulous Black Pig butchers and is excellent.The Sunday lunch was pork belly with cider gravy and this was superb a quality piece...

I love this restaurant. The vibe is laid back, the dining room nicely decorated, the cocktails delicious. It's great for kids meals too and so we all love it and come back time and again. And the staff are always very kind. Recommended.

First time at The Rose, have often wondered what it was like, as it was my 67th birthday today and the Rose was today featured in the Travel section of the Daily Telegraph we decided to visit. Pleasant atmosphere, the staff were quick to attend...

I’ve been to the Rose before and had a lovely meal, so suggested that we go again with my mum and sister. We only wanted a main, but bought a bottle of wine and thought the service was good at the start. The food was...

Came just for drinks so have not yet sampled the food. However lovely for drinks on a sunny summer afternoon. The terrace is absolutely delightful. Service friendly. People sitting outside seemed to be enjoying their meals which looked tasty. For now highly recommended for drinks....

Have visited several times for coffee, breakfast and drinks in the garden. It’s a very pleasant venue with welcoming, efficient staff. I wish,though, it had been possible to have lunch in the garden. Perhaps it’s not possible to recruit sufficient staff?

Sadly was really unimpressed with the rather lack lustre attitude of the staff. Despite us being the only guests at the time of coming in for a bank holiday afternoon drink the greeting was more like an “oh dear not another customer”. Lacking in experience...

We booked the restaurant for a roast dinner on the Sunday. Unfortunately there was only one choice the pork. It was the strangest roast it was piled high on a small plate and the pork was a strange taste not like pork at all. Very...

Popped in for lunch on arriving in deal, had soup and sandwiches all really nice. Only criticism was coffee machine was out of action and we were dying for a coffee after our journey.

Our New Year's Day lunch at The Rose was outstanding. We were recommended to go and wouldn’t hesitate to recommend it to friends. All our dishes were first class. The Maldon oysters were so fresh and delicious. Really friendly staff too and efficient service. Thank...

We were expecting better as the restaurant had been recommended to us. The final bill was eye-wateringly expensive, the main culprit being an overpriced Portuguese red which had been billed as top class but really wasn't. The beef tartare starter with nuts was the stand-out...

We ate in the Rose and loved the cosy atmosphere with the Christmas tree and the service was exceptional but we felt the food was over priced. I had the cod (no bigger than the palm of my hand) it was on some wilted onions...

We are great fans but it’s just not the same. Food does not justify prices and service is average. It used to be run as such a tight ship but i can’t remember when I last saw the owner. Someone needs to step in and...

Tonight my partner and I booked a table for two at The Rose to celebrate our anniversary. This is the first review we have ever written, but the food was so unseasoned and tasteless whilst being VERY overpriced, that a review was needed. If you...

The staff were very friendly and we felt very welcome. Good service but not fussy. The food is cooked with real confidence and there is always an interesting twist which appeals to me as someone who cooks a lot at home. Our starters were excellent...

We were a table of 8 celebrating my birthday. We recommend the food which was very, very good and really delicious. Particularly the Potato Rosti and Oysters, Lamb and charred Cavello Nero were particularly good.

We have eaten here twice and the food is fantastic. We have booked in again for this weekend so looking forward to it already.

The Rose is extremely popular so booking is a must. We didnt, but they managed to squeze us in !. The food ( burger and chicken schnitzel ) and drinks ( negroni) were excellent. The waiters were friendly and helpful. Only down side was the...

Don't miss The Rose while you are in Deal - you won't be disappointed. Great food, historic building, friendly atmosphere, and lovely staff.

First the positives: I had the smoked beef tartare followed by skate wing in brown butter as my main. Both were excellent- full of flavour and freshness. And the service (when it came) was knowledgeable and considerate. But sadly this wasn’t the whole story. My...

What an amazing restaurant, the food was superb, some of the best I’ve had. We chose several starters to share, all delicious. The mains were very very good and the puddings were another success. Service was great too. Thankyou.

Had a very nice lunch here. The crab doughnut was delicious and husband enjoyed the herring. Fantastic bread. My main was the lamb with peas etc very tasty and light. Plum tart with set custard was lovely. Husband enjoyed burger. Nice cocktails and wine. Friendly...

As we were staying in this hotel for two nights, we had booked to eat in on the first night. The food is absolutely first class - maybe the chefs will get a Michelin star one of these days!! The pan-roasted new season lamb, fresh...

Booked a table for lunch when on holiday recently (it's popular, so reserve to be on the safe side). Really lovely food, cleverly put together. Great atmosphere and a thoroughly lovely time

Well , we are four old friends from London and Tunbridge Wells. We all love Seafood and have regularly dined in London at Kaspars at the Savoy and Wiltons. We heard that Nuno Mendes had applied his amazing culinary talents at the Rose restaurant in...

Amazing food, great atmosphere, we had a lovely time here. The staff ate polite, covid measures in place and really great quality food. It's nit an extensive menu, but they're clearly identifying dishes they can deliver well. Would highly recommend

I’m surprised about some of the sniffy reviews for this place. We had a fabulous meal on Saturday evening. The Parker rolls with crab and wild garlic butters were amazing. Slow baked Hake came with lots of green veg with just the right amount of...

I had dinner at The Rose on Thursday 29th May 2021. I thought the atmosphere, staff and decor were great, I particularly liked the fasade of the old building. B had to asked for them to be taken off the bill as the main/starter was...

Went down to spend a few days in Deal recently and booked a table at The Rose, purely based on a pretty glowing review from Marina O’Loughlin in the Sunday Times. I have to say that I was expecting a lot more. The food was...

We love the Rose and to be honest, are grateful for what is always an amazing culinary experience. Service is a bit hit and miss but the quality of the food always makes up for it. Turning into a real institution and the chef has...

We visited The Rose because of a review in The Times which prompted us to research it further: we found out that the chef Nuno Mendes, was going to be present during the introduction of the Autumn menu. Not only was he present but he...

We absolutely loved our lunch here on a Friday. The service was extremely good (we had a lovely lady but didn't catch her name otherwise we would have passed on our thanks to management)- helpful, friendly, very polite, attentative but not overbearing. I've seen some...

Popped in for a drink. Service was awkward as the waiter appeared unsure in general. I ordered some nuts they came in a fancy bowl and were delicious (approx 20 in bowl) when I received the bill they were priced at £3.50! The Prosecco tasted...

Very good Pub/Restaurant atmosphere with helpful staff & excellent food. A great experience in the heart of Deal.

We visited with friends yesterday and sat in the garden, lovely atmosphere friendly staff and the food was lovely. I don’t think the exterior looks very inviting but once you are inside it’s got a lovely vibe and you can’t fault the food.

Went there yesterday for a birthday lunch and was very happy. . The food was delicious, very creative mix of flavours. Service was excellent and the situation covid secure.

I've been to the Rose three times now. I visit each time I'm in Deal. The food is great, the interior is lovely and the service is good also. Particularly good for breakfast as there is a really good variety of options to choose from....

Slightly baffled by some of the poor reviews here, we really enjoyed the Rose. Good, friendly, swift service and excellent food. Loved the little crab doughnut, the skate in garlic broth was delicious, as were the leeks with Jersey Royals. Nice chilled bottle of Beaujolais....

We really wanted to love The Rose but left with mixed feelings. We asked to sit outside and were lead past some stinking bins, really off putting as they were in view as we ate and smelt too. Not a great start. We’d had a...

We were visiting friends who selected this restaurant as they know we are ‘foodies’ - sadly this restaurant was a bit of a let down. Staff were efficient but “off”, menu choices very lacking - I didn’t even have a starter as there was nothing...

I telephoned in the day to advise staff it was my daughters birthday. They said they would make a note of it for when we arrived. Nothing was mentioned or made special. It appeared short staffed. The waitress and waiter were friendly enough but aloof....

Excellent new menu - the food was outstanding and hugely enjoyable. The wines we choose were also excellent. Overall the dining experience was faultless and of a very high standard. We will be back and I thoroughly recommend the new menu to anyone living in or visiting Deal. You won’t be disappointed.

Warm welcome even though we hadn’t booked. Very imaginative menu, and I undoubtedly had the best fish I’ve ever eaten. Great, interesting decor and lively atmosphere.

We came for a Sunday lunch which was served promptly by staff. There is not a huge choice of dishes, but what we ordered was very well done. We particularly enjoyed the dessert flavour combinations (coffee/chocolate cake and buttermilk/blood orange/almond dessert). The real selling point for the Rose is their luscious interior design,but nonetheless the food was very tasty and served in a relaxed setting.

Wonderful breakfast at the Rose. Coffees, flat whites, were perfect. I had Black Pug sausages and beans on sourdough toast. Spicy and wonderful. My wife had eggs in a skillet with spinach and other great things. Lovely room, first class service and a nice change. Only downside was the odd loo with a shared towel.