Tudor Tea Rooms in Canterbury

Popped into this charming and friendly tearooms for some tea and cake🥲 Decided on the Lemon Drizzle and coffee cake, both of which were very yummy 👍 Lovely pot of loose leaf tea with extra hot water for topping up pot makes a lovely change from a teabag in a cup of hot water Will return for sure

What a lovely experience last Thursday afternoon 
I Popped in for a warming hot chocolate 
Delighted to be seated at the Peter Cushing table 
Wonderful place
And marvellous warm welcoming staff

this tends to be one of our go to places when we are in whitstable. staff always pleased to see us, food is tasty and consistently good. the team work really hard and always manage to serve customers quickly and professionally

Awful reheated overcooked food , frozen chips that tasted like they have been recooked a number of times , scampi was dreadful and tasteless … mussels were ok but the wine and garlic sauce was like dish water , meals came out in minutes so nothing was freshly cooked … avoid !!

We came here as it’s been recommended so many times . We sat at a table for two and ordered drinks lemonade for myself and peroni for my husband . When the drinks came the waitress slammed my glass down on the table ! The jacket potato was ok not hot enough to melt the cheese . My husband’s toasted sandwich was better. There was a young girl who ordered a plain omlet and when it came it was full of cheese so she told the waitress who without a word just picked it up and stormed off. I’ve heard of cafes where people go to have bad staff and rudeness and wondered if this was it !

1-min review: Pros: - lovely cakes, good size portions, tasty and not too sweet - main dishes generous portion size - food comes out super quick - lots of seating - lovely decor Cons: - not enough air-con on hot days, which makes eating inside fairly uncomfortable due to the architecture of the place - service is a bit slow, not as super-friendly as you would expect - quite pricey Overall: Good place to go for the atmosphere and experience of good English tea and cakes, but might want to avoid on very hot/humid days. Also, quite pricey which might surprise you.

Had afternoon tea here a long time ago but the cream was whipped and not clotted. So decided not to go again. Then recently a friend treated me to afternoon tea, and yet AGAIN the cream was whipped, the scones were hard and the choice of cakes were just a mix of small cheesecakes and a couple of macaroons which were sickly. There were no sponge cakes or anything different. The sandwiches were very nice and the choice of cake in the restaurant looked wonderful, sadly we didn't complain as it be was a gift but nonetheless disappointing. I don't think of afternoon tea without clotted cream!!!

Nice looking place, quite quaint. Stopped for some Breakfast last Monday 5/8. The Smashed avocado and poached egg was pony. It was actually pureed avocado and had an unusual bright green colour.... which leads me to believe it came out of a catering pack. Tasted horrible. Not smashed and not fresh Poor.

Rude older lady was reluctantly allowing us to sit at a table at the back which had a reserved sign on it, saying it was reserved for her family. We left very soon and went elsewhere for lunch.

As we were on a day trip by coach to Whitstable, we decided to look for somewhere to eat.. Being elderly, we cannot eat large meals.However we were treated very well and thoroughly enjoyed our smaller meal of fish and chips and ice cream. We also enjoyed a glass of wine. I can highly recommend this place and would definitely visit next time we are in the area.

Bank Holiday Weekend so it was ver busy. However, the staff were excellent and soon had us seated and order taken. The food arrived quickly and was obviously freshly prepared. A really good breakfast and great surroundings. All in all a good choice.

Very good roast dinner, although a bit pricey. Great atmosphere. Charming olde worlde surroundings with wooden beams. Would definitely repeat.

Very cute tea room. Staff were friendly, seemed popular with locals and they greeted them by name. We had 2 cokes, a blt and a toasted ham and cheese sandwich which were lovely. Would return if in the area

Nothing is too much trouble for this first class restaurant. I would recommend to both locals and visitors-all are welcome. All food is tasty and hot. Swops are easy to arrange. Staff friendly. no reason not to visit-all very good value for money.

We had a lovely lunch and the most delicious flavoured sparkling waters (rhubarb and an elderflower). The team kindly accomodated our request for crispy bacon. We were a cover of 3 adults and a baby in a travel system. I did make it clear that we had a travel system and checked that it could be accommodated first. I completely understand if it wasn't appropriate given the layout of the building etc. One waitress was welcoming and showed us the route to the table. This did mean a fellow customer moving her chair. This didn't seem to be an issue, however on exiting the tea rooms, it clearly was a problem. We are sorry that our presence has caused an upset to the a customer. and only wish we were declined entry to avoid issues. I was made to feel very uncomfortable by the situation.

Fantastic service the staff and owner were great nothing to much trouble coffee great food great highly recommended Thank you.

Good food, friendly service. Had baguettes and coffee. Nice traditional decor and they also have a garden area.

My Wife was reading about the Tudor Tea Rooms in Whitstable , in Kent and said she would like to have a " Cuppa " there on our way to Margate . The Tea Rooms were built during the 17th Century and has been beautifully preserved . There is both indoor & outdoor seating and they have a very comprehensive menu , from just a Cup of Tea to a Sunday Roast . We just had Tea & Coffee . We sat at a Table near the Door and beside the Table was a Plaque dedicated to the Late Actor , Peter Cushing who had spent much time in the Tea room as Customer and a Friend . We had a nice time , very friendly and efficient Staff and it was a Lovely "Cuppa"

Popped in for a bit if lunch with my mom, lovely food and lovely staff! Will definitely be back next time I'm in Whitstable

A lovely spot for lunch just away from the harbour. I was a solo diner and was made to feel welcome (there were a few other solo diners at the same time, as well as couples and groups). Food was delicious - good selection on menu. I had one of the daily specials, crab salad with warm minted potatoes. Beautifully presented with prepared white crab meat served in a crab shell.

We were left at the 'wait here to be seated' sign for quite a while, then my partner managed to catch the eye of on of the waitresses, we made our own way to the table. A few minutes later one lady came over with a menu and then left us for about 5 minutes. When she returned, I asked if there were any specials that were vegetarian, to which I was told no. I was offered a jacket potato with cheese & beans, I told her that I was unable to eat potatoes. Her reply was 'what! You don't eat potatoes?', I replied that I couldn't eat them. I was offered a cheese & tomato flan, I then had to say that I didn't eat eggs. So she asked if I could eat prawns (not sure what part of prawns are the vegetarian option that I asked for!!??), I just agreed to have the prawn salad. What arrived was NOT my idea of a salad, it was a portion of prawns, about 4 potatoes cut in half and a small side salad with some coleslaw. Not sure which bit of 'I don't eat potatoes' she had forgotten, either that or she didn't know what the salad was??!! Very limited vegetarian options & no vegan options. We won't be going again.

Went into have a lunch with the family. Was told by a very nice waitress that we could sit over the far back. An older lady who I assume was the manager shouted ‘no no those tables are reserved’. No apology from her or anything. The poor waitress looked embarrassed as this was in front of the whole restaurant. They had no other tables so decided to leave. I would like to say also that there were three tables free without notices on them saying reserved so maybe she just didn’t like children

Food was good value and enjoyed choosing from a British themed menu. Service was good but the experience was spoiled by the state of the loo. How hard can it be to keep the facilities clean, the whole area needed a deep clean, dirty pan, door, walls etc. ugh.

Authentic surroundings. Very helpful staff, advised that dishes were freshly prepared and made an adjustment especially for me to cater for allergy. Rest of party were very happy with their meal.

We visited the Tudor Team Rooms for breakfast. The staff were very friendly and the food was very good. Would definitely recommend to anyone visiting Whistable

Visited today and food was fantastic. I’m a big bloke and like my portions. I left very satisfied . Service was fantastic. Prices a bit steep but I am tight. Big Tone Sidcup

Despite not being very busy we had to wait to be shown to a table. Staff seemed too busy chatting. Menus finally appeared just as we were going to leave. Apart from departing diners and a table that came in after us the place was empty but we felt very ignored. A lady waiter came over to take our order but then started chatting away to departing guests ( clearly regulars) immediately for quite a prolonged time with them standing immediately behind us. How to feel in the way! Cakes are on a small counter near the till so it can be hard to see what they are if people are paying ( and again. chatting). Cake was ok but it was the service that let this place down. Think it must be a haunt for regulars and , if you get into that category, probably a different experience.

On a short visit to Whitstable we wandered the quaint streets and found this quirky cafe to have brunch. It is obviously a very popular choice for both tourists and locals as the place was full as we were leaving after a very enjoyable experience. The breakfast rolls were delicious and the service with a smile. Look forward to a return visit.

Visited today as we had planned a trip to Whitstable to specifically visit here and it didn’t disappoint! We had the set 3 course menu and everything tasted great. It’s traditional food, nothing fancy, but what we did get was great. Lovely polite service from...

Myself & 3 other support workers & 3 adults we were supporting had a lovely brunch. All staff welcoming, friendly, patient & kind. Nothing was too much trouble. A staff member helped us in & out with one of our wheelchairs. The food was amazing....

Visited Tudor tea rooms Friday 21/10. Thank you to all the staff looking after mum and us - wonderful food and even joined in singing happy to mum. Xxx ❤️❤️

My wife and I sat in the pleasant sunny rear courtyard and ordered two black coffees and two chocolate eclairs. When I went to pay, I was taken aback by the bill, at £17.50. It transpired that the medium sized chocolate eclairs were £6 each!!...

A Sunday morning spent in the sunny courtyard garden, the whole family enjoyed a gorgeous homecooked breakfast each, ranging from a veggie sausage sandwich, an omlette to a full mega English. Service was friendly, our waitress Susan is a dab hand at ensuring all customers...

Visited yesterday Saturday 13thAugust, Had a lovely lite lunch,BLT on whole meal bread & my husband had the same but French bread Delicious! Lovely friendly staff on such a very hot day! Would definitely return if in area again!

9 of us met up for a meal yesterday. Two of us had the quiche which was delicious Others had fish and crab. All good. Excellent waiting staff. Efficient and friendly. Waitress kindly took a fantastic photo of our group. Hope to go again soon.

Tasty food but chaotic service as the waitresses who brought our drinks were clueless as to which coffee was which. We spent almost £50 on food and drink but the older waitress (mid fifties, shoulder length mousey blonde hair) was rude to myself and my...

Decided to have ham, egg and chips. Oh gosh I wish I hadn't. The meal had a peculiar taste. The ham was so salty and a funny colour, so I tried to cover the taste with tomato ketchup, but found myself gagging. I had the...

Scones fantastic. Jam might not be tiptree even if it comes in the little jars. Genuine cream, not uht. Decor very ye olde tea shoppe if you like that sort of thing. Staff seemed a bit grumpy but this isn’t America, we don’t wish each...

We were glad to find this historic-looking tea room open on a blustery afternoon. We chose the soup of the day (leek and potato) with bread; it was very good but at £6.50, expensive for this part of the world. Staff were welcoming and service...

Just on a day trip to Whitstable and we came across this find. The food was fresh, tasty and filling and we opted for the three course lunch menu which was very good value. The staff were very friendly particularly June who waited upon us...

We had intended to have tea and cakes, but my friend felt unwell, so we ordered a bottle of sparkling mineral water. An old woman who appeared to be in charge did not like this at all. She scowled and slammed a small bottle of...

Popped in with the family for a hot drink on a cold foggy day. Wide choice of teas which was a delight. And a lovely building. Prices a bit on the steep side but happy to buy into the concept when it’s run well and...

Went for breakfast to day ,only people in there are the present time .Did not take long to start filling up ,had the set British breakfast . It’s nice to get hot food the the plate the breakfast was very good , definitely come back...

Nothing fancy but good reliable fare. Friendly staff. Great for a warming meal by the log fire after a bracing walk on the front.

Found this little Gem for breakfast, staff welcoming, good atmosphere, food excellent and good value for money. Will definitely be going back.

Another addition to our Sunday morning breakfast club and this week was Tudor Tea Rooms. The amount of times I’ve walked past this place is ridiculous but I am so glad I went in. Had a mega breakfast and a coffee. First off the name...

Nice and cosy, log fire very welcoming, staff very helpful and attentive. Covid precautions in place with plastic screens between the single tables.

Like to think we are connoisseurs when it comes to Eggs Benedict this was right up there with the best of them. Excellent service and really friendly place…would highly recommend

While walking Whitstable town centre we came across this little gem of a Tea Room. It looked appealing from the outside and offered home made food, so we went in. We decided to sit in the little garden out the back and made use of...

Visited here for lunch and the food and service was excellent. The crab salad was very tasty as was the coronation chicken sandwich and chips. The staff were very friendly and attentive

We have been to the tea rooms 3 times now and every time the breakfast has been excellent can’t fault it! Nicely cooked includes a pot of tea which I think is very good value for what they charge. The service has been excellent as...

ate here last week and despite a mix up on our order, enjoyed the food when we got it, although it was very busy!

Deleted my 5 star review from August, visited again in September, nowhere near as good as last time , had one tea last time, this time we had two teas but same size teapot I queried this to be told I had hot water and...

Called in here as needed a coffee and some food after an early morning drive down. Staff very friendly and accommodating the food was lovely breakfast and eggs benadict great value and tasty nice start to the day

We came down for a wedding and wanted an English fry up breakfast the next day - we stumbled across the Tudor Tea Rooms and I’m so glad we did - huge portion and we both said one of the best breakfasts we’ve ever had!...

We stopped here on a trip to Whitstable. Beautiful Tudor setting with lovely homemade style food, very traditional, British, and tasty.

We had a warm welcome and lovely lunch here - I really enjoyed the fish pie. It felt very covid safe with screens and hand santiser on all the tables. A must for all Peter Cushing fans as this was a favourite haunt of his...

We popped in here on a very hot day, on a bit of a whim, and were very glad that we did. It was just delightful! The two ladies serving us were very friendly and chatty, which really put us at our ease, and made...

Good welcome good service good food (scampi chips salad/baked potato tuna mayo) good portions and the plate wasn't greasy, lovely pot of tea with loose tea, the restaurant has an old look it's a lovely place to sit and eat/drink , I'd definitely use it again and wish I'd used it more over the years, respect to the Peter Cushing link.

We stopped for lunch on a busy day. Service was swift. We had jacket potato and a salad which were fine, quite expensive for lunch.

This place has never failed to deliver top quality food and service. Friendly staff, and extremely well run. The food has always been top quality, and very well presented.

Nice oldie worldly stop for a drink .Selection of sandwiches, generous portions of cakes with a garden at the back

We absolutely adored our brunch time visit to Tudor Tea Rooms! I had a scone and my partner had eggs Benedict with extra hash browns and we were both stealing from each others' plates as it was so scrummy! A special shout out to the hash browns which we agreed were the best we've ever tasted. Service was impeccable and so personal! Wow! What a lovely little cafe. Jo and Rob x

We ordered a bacon and brie sandwich on brown bread which we shared followed by cherry pie with ice cream. Both were excellent and good value for money. All served with a smile just perfect.

Wonderful and personal service! Spoke to the lovely owner who helped me out! She sorted an afternoon tea delivery at short notice for our grandparents and we were so thankful! Certainly recommended ❤️❤️

Nice tea, nice scones. Lovely place. Shame our waitress was not wearing a mask... We took my mum out for tea and she spent the whole Time sooo scared because of it. She was so worried the waitress was going to give her covid ( plump blond)It would be nice to have a vegan option for cake. Allergic to milk !!!

Ordered cod and chips. Expected far better from a seaside town. Tasted like factory produced frozen breaded cod also looked like it both mine and my wife were identical in shape and size. Tartare sauce served in a minute glass pot. Cheapjb vinegar satchets which were almost impossible to open. Staff OK but nothing special. Decided against dessert as assumed that would also have been mass produced. My wife described the food as canteen style not restaurant.

Great little traditional tea room, beamed ceilings, warming log burner & honest great food! We had an early full breakfast before setting off to explore the area, lovely leaf Earl Grey tea was yummy.

My wife and I only went in for a quick drink but seeing the cakes on show, we was tempted to try one and we was not disappointed. I went for the fruit cake and my wife went for the scone with cream and jam. Entry is a bit confusing as you are asked to wait outside for a member of staff and then there is a sign inside to say wait here, but all good in the end.

12 minutes agoVery friendly and delightful atmosphere when visited on a Saturday by some nice young staff. so decided to go back on the Sunday. However what a difference!. Was greated after entering the tea room with a totaly rude and unfriendly woman demanding I stand outside after politely asking if a table for 4 was available. Virtually pushed out the front door and door actually slammed against my foot in the process. No sign on door Informing this was procedure and considering it was pouring with rain and I had a elderly, disabled lady with us, this was disgusting. She told me that she would have to check her book although I could see tables free.We left and will not return. Obviously don't need the business.

Came here for lunch due to the variety on the menu, I wanted something light and my boyfriend more filling. The old style building and tea rooms was also appealing. Unfortunately the soup I ordered was only warm and so I had to send it back for reheating and it could have been served with more bread. My boyfriend said his fish and chips were nice and there were plenty of options on the menu. Standard cafe style food but don’t expect anything fancy.

This wasn’t my first choice of eatery in Whitstable but it was Bank Holiday and last day of Eat Out To Help Out, so favourites like Wheelers and Samphire we’re booked solid all day. From the outside the Tudor beam style doesn’t look promising. But once you get in you find tasty food and fast, excellent service. I haven’t had such a perfect fish pie and fresh veg for years. Usually u have to hunt the fish under a thick crust of bland mash. Not this time. My pie was bursting with fish, topped with just enough mash and a deliciously cheesy topping. It rocked. Desserts sounded fab too although diet did not permit.

My partner and I were looking for somewhere in whitstable for breakfast and came across Tudor Tearooms, we had never visited before but noticed they did a full English so decided to give it a go.We both opted for the mega breakfast which was HUGE and very much worth the money we paid, with everything you could want on a breakfast. The loose leaf tea was lovely too. The tea room has a lovely atmosphere with lovely friendly staff, we will definitely visit again.

We stopped for scone and tea one morning, and we got a seat in the patio area out the back. That was fine until it filled up, and then I felt that one less table would have been better considering the current virus situation. It seemed like they cut corners..... Our scones were very dry, definitely not fresh, and the jam was spooned into tiny reused jars. I’m all up for reuse, fine, but in this situation it looked like they were being cheap. It would look nicer spooned into a tiny glass bowl/dish. On the plus side, the waitress was very pleasant and there was plenty of hand sanitizer available.

Ordered cod and chips, the cod felt like it's cooked from frozen. Was looking forward to having cod and chips in a seaside town but I'm very disappointed. Would not recommend

First day to eat out to help out thought we would go in to town. Whitstable was packed hard to park. Went to Tudor Rooms as there was not a lot of customers all other seemed full.We found out the reason why later. I ordered the fresh crab salad with a side order of prawn cocktail, my wife had ham egg and chips.Crab was good and fresh in a half shell, prawns were moist and tasty. My wife enjoyed her meal and said the ham was nice and tasty.Went to pay the Bill and found out they weren't doing the promotion. Food quality was good so didn't mind paying full price. See pictures will return no that lockdown has finished.

Really good place for lunch - very busy Sunday in Whitstable so we walked 5 mins from the harbour and got 2 tables straight away. Delicious crab salad and good Covid measures in place, staff kept their distance whilst remaining friendly. Fast service.

Popped in on a busy sunny Saturday, had 2 coffees and 2 scones with jam and cream all very lovely was roughly £12. Slightly pricey but nice location. Nice garden in the back which is a nice touch

Lovely building, really interesting and old fashioned. Staff worked really hard as was busy,, really friendly. Good menu with lots of options and choice of teas which I really like. Had cakes and scones in my party and all were delicious and plentyfull.

Have been back to the Tudor a few times since it opened again after lockdown. They’re so professional: there’s hand sanitizer at the door. They’ve changed the tablecloths to wipe down material. They’ve got less tables. They’re cleaning everything so thoroughly- have seen them doing this when a customer leaves. And very importantly: they are taking down the phone numbers of customers so that if an outbreak were to occur, they can contact you. I’m so impressed - and I feel safer.

Was recommended Tudor tearoom buy a person in the high street whilst looking in a fish restaurant. Apparently all home cooked food my food was ok but my girlfriend opted for lamb with vegetables which to be honest was very very poor to the point of horrible very fatty meat poor vegetables wish we'd gone to a fish restaurant

Visited today I ordered the Sunday roast and ordered the beef. It was tough and tasteless the roast potatoes where stale and had been refried. My daughters chicken salad was over priced. There were 5 scraps of chicken very poor food.

Entramos en este local por su menú de 3 platos por 14.95 libras (bebida no incluida) y pedimos diversos platos ingleses.De primero, la sopa de puerro y patata y bien, luego el lacón, que estuvo bien y era grande, aunque demasiado tocino para mi gusto.El postre no me gustó nada, seguramente por desconocimiento: una tarta de ciruelas con una especie de "natillas" calientes.El servicio bien, pero al final, se hizo lento ya que nos dió la sensación que se "olvidaron" de nosotros y tardaron en recoger los segundos y traer los postres; si bien, el local es acogedor y tienen comida británica típica.

Stayed in Whitstable for the weekend, and had seen the good reviews for The Tudor Tea Rooms, so decided to pop in for lunch.Good varied menu anything from the usual sandwich stuff, to a 3 course lunch.We opted for a prawn, and a ham & cheese baguette with a side of fries. The baguette was lovely and fresh, the ham was lovely and thick cut, however there was a lack of prawns if we're being uber critical, but what there was, was very good.Then we had cake....the Victoria sponge was excellent, and the Bakewell tart was good too.A personal gripe of mine, stop using cheap ketchup!! But that's just me and doesn't affect my rating.Staff really nice, and food good too - worth a visit.

Simple the best breakfast in Whitstable. Menu offers a good selection and swops are always welcome. The staff are always very attentive and make everyone welcome. I recommend as a go to venue- as you will not find anywhere better and the price is fair.

Do you ever go into a restaurant that promises the world and you are really disappointed when they serve the meal? The Tudor Tea rooms isn’t like this, its great, wholesome no nonsense food. Our first meal was lunch piping hot and delicious and reasonably priced. Breakfast was equally as good great bacon in our sandwich great bread. Our Sunday lunch topped it all, several vegetables, lamb that was perfectly cooked. They have several options for dessert (included in the meal price) all delicious and served with speed and smiles - lovely people work here from the waitresses to the excellent chefs - we will return !!!

Always good food at good prices, served by very friendly staff. A classic old style character tea room and restaurant which we hope never changes!

We ate hear for our lunch, on a busy Sunday 1 week before Christmas and were lucky to get a table as they were fully booked. We had the standard 3 course meal which had plenty of choices. The staff were very friendly and helpful and served the food and drinks promptly. The food was very good and served piping hot.

Went in as a family of 5, had Great food. Lovely staff, very friendly! Beautiful building Would defo visit again and recommend.

Yes, black beams with the odd horse brass affixed, blue and white willow pattern plates perched in niches, red and white gingham tablecloths, wow this place is what the name suggests. But what about the food and service? Well; it’s brilliant. I spied the clean windows on entry, always a good sign when a proprietor has the eye to keep glass clean, be it the window or drinking variety. The place was packed, just one empty table with four place settings, yet the delightful waitress ushered the two of us straight to it. I said to the brunette, it’s busy, be prepared for a long wait. But no, our order was taken, the food arrived, we both enjoyed a delicious BLT with a pot of REAL tea, with, wait for it.... a tea strainer, call me old fashioned but that is what I like (even if it was plastic). There’s nothing I can fault with this place. We even sat at the late, great, Peter Cushing’s favorite table! See you next time, thank you team, front of house and behind the scenes.

We chanced upon this with our children and grandchildren and they found us a table amongst a busy restaurant. The staff were friendly and the menu offering some tasty favourites. Perhaps a little pricey but the ambience and the food made it worth while. Definitely worth a visit.

We went in for lunch on Sunday 22nd Sept and was shown to a table by a very pleasant young ladywho then took our drinks order whilst we perused the menu. Two of us had roast lamb and the other a home made steak pie. All three meals were well portioned and were a delight to eat. We then ordered more drinks and two lemon sponges with custard and a bread and butter pudding with custard , again the desserts were a delight to eat with the lemon sauce being just tangy enough to go with the sweetness of the custard. All the staff that we could see were very friendly and always smiling. Will be visiting again when in Whitstable.

We arrived about 1.30pm on Monday 16 Sept .It was very busy. We were invited to sit in the court yard .The service was very friendly and and quick.our food was cooked perfectly and a reasonable cost .

Popped in here for dessert as where we had lunch the desert choice was rubbish.

We visited for breakfast on a hot weekend so the town was very busy. They have a small but sweet courtyard away from the road. The service was quick and the breakfast was average (reflected in price) but decent portions. I would return but not before trying elsewhere as there is plenty of choice in Whitstable.

Love this place because it does what you would hope it did. Great level of customer service. Nice food, well priced. Apology if your order comes a little slowly. Pay as you order. Great location. Will definitely return. Enjoyed a simple but enjoyable poached eggs in toast. Had a full English on previous visit and thoroughly enjoyed.

This restaurant has gone down over the years and seems to rest on its formal glory!

On a bank holiday saturday lunchtime without booking we were seated in a large table in the courtyard behind the Tearooms service was very good and food was passable at the short notice for something to eat. Having been refused at msny more pricey restauarants.

Breakfast looked fantastic Young families, oldies and couples,serving promptly well presented foods. Full at 10.30 Will visit again

Apparently the actor Peter Cushing would come here for lunch every day when he lived in Whitstable. The tea and coffee is very good and the staff really friendly.