Wasted Kitchen in Swale

Kitchen@Oscar's is an unpretentious, old-fashioned, family-run bakery - and one of the best spots in Faversham. The welcome is always warm and friendly and you can really tell this is a family business. Everything on the counter is amazing! Selection of high quality bread, sourdough, rye, etc, served cut or uncut. And the best croissants in Faversham, amazing sweet treats and savouries, and with a selection of freshly prepared hot food (like sausage rolls - vegan options available!) You can also order a bacon roll, bacon and egg roll etc, cooked-while-you-wait. Conveniently located by the train station so perfect to pop in for a coffee before commuting. (And their takeaway cups are always distinctive!)

Always on the look out for a decent Pie & Mash and this café did not disappoint. Great food, friendly service and lovely place. Pies were Moorish. I'm coming back for more.

Would love to work here. Food is amazing

Hidden little gem. Walk through the antique shop to a bright small but beautiful tea room. Staff were incredibly friendly. Tea was superb and cake, well let’s just say it was hard to stop at one slice! Antique delicate china always seems to make tea taste better! Little games on the tables make it perfect for a get together with friends and even for children. Lovely views overlooking an orchard which was stunning. Will definitely be returning!

We visited on Sunday 25th August as we were staying locally for my wife’s birthday. We arrived shortly after opening, and were warmly greeted, and told to wait by bar. Whilst waiting they added birthday decoration to our table, which was a lovely touch. I booked after reading a gushing write up in a Kent newspaper, and whilst living in Kent my whole life, I had never heard of The Dining Room before this. I had high expectations, but it was a complete surprise for my wife. As we arrived early the restaurant was empty, but then started filling up as the meal went on. The food was incredible - genuinely some of the nicest dishes we have ever had. I had the lamb starter and my wife had the onion bhajis. Both lovely. Main course, I had the fish curry and my wife had the king prawn. Both were lovely, plentiful and very well served. With breads and accompaniments we were both too full for anything. As the food was too good to leave the waitress kindly bagged these for us, which we enjoyed a few hours later. We were very kindly offered a complimentary drink to celebrate also. I’m not often compelled to write a review, but this definitely earned it. Highly recommend visiting if ever nearby, or even fancy the trip out to Leysdown - you won’t be disappointed.