The best restaurants in Isle of Oxney Ashford South East

I live local but had not been to Georgias Kitchen (The Swan). My sister visited so great excuse to go. We had breakfast and it was so good. Hot, fresh food and a very generous size, we both struggled to finish. Georgias Kitchen is spotless really nice restaurant, very welcoming atmosphere. This is my place to go when I get visitors. Beside breakfast Georgias Kitchen do lunch, dinners, Sunday roasts. I have heard great things about the Thai night on Fridays. For people who like a drink the pub side looks friendly there is entertainment most Sundays. Visitors to Kent should make a note to visit Wittersham and have a drink and a meal. You will not be disappointed.

Such a fantastic afternoon tea. So accommodating (I am GF, DF, and Veggie). The sandwiches were all superb and the fillings were really inventive. The cakes and scones were exceptionally lovely too. You couldn’t tell any of it was GF. My husband enjoyed the ‘normal’ tea and was equally pleased. He said the syrup sponge cake was to die for, and we both loved the Macarons. The atmosphere was great, and the staff were so helpful and friendly. Thank you!

We Shelled Out - We decided to venture further out from Rye to start our Scallop festival, from what we did last year. Situated further inland near Appledore, we found The Ferry Inn a dog friendly restaurant, for well behaved dogs, specialising in locally sourced food - perfect! We made sure to reserved a table before hand, as we found out that it can get very busy, especially during the Scallop festival. Nevertheless we had the full works, drinks, wine, starter, main, dessert and coffee too. Four people dined just under £240 not cheap but normal for today's standards. The Scallops had four options of flavours, which could be either starter or main. (See photos) We had mixture of those, all were delicious and cooked very well. That said there was plenty of other options, if desired including a reasonable dessert selection. The decor is traditionally English pub style, as you would expect and the service was great from the lovely ladies working hard too. The seating area was bright and airy with a nice covered roaring log fire to boot. They even had QR codes for free WiFi on the table map! Car park was a good size but can get busy with ramblers walking around the marshes. We even had a flying visit by a local helicopter pilot, using the helipad opposite! Overall a pleasant experience and would definitely visit again....4/5

Did not like wasps out side so had to go inside but very nice