The best restaurants in North Nailbourne Canterbury South East

Arrived to a very loud and noisy bar to find out our table was next to the door, across from the bar and next to noisy drinkers. We waited 15 mins for a drink although the drinkers at the bar where served ahead of our drinks order.....we knew then we had made a mistake! The food was excellent we both cleared our plate but atmosphere, service and attention to detail was lacking. Would not return in the immediate future.

Mama Feelgoods has had a face-lift gone are the wooden table and chairs! Replaced by comfortable chocolate brown lounge seats and teal chairs, combined with art work from local artists, beautiful curtains and silver mirrors. Great design and on trend. The tea’s and coffee’s are hot and tasty as always. For those who long for a cake there is plenty to choose from baked on the premises and delicious!

Really good food, we had the butter chicken, paneer and black dahl and all were delicious. Didn't have to wait long for food. Atmosphere on a saturday night was buzzy but not too noisy. Loved it, will be back! Cocktails and mocktails also really good. With a cocktail it was £35 per head which we thought was very good value.

We really enjoyed the pizza making class yesterday. Ben is an excellent teacher and we now feel confident about having a go ourselves.

Pure class start to finish, great location, Most friendly team who clearly love what they do, extremly good food not a place but an experience. First time wont be the last. 50th Birthday celebration just perfection. 👌

We have been here three times in the last couple of months and every visit has been fantastic. The food is absolutely sublime. Exquisite, precise cooking and incredibly tasty. No unnecessary frills or ingredients and far more elegant, refined and delicious as a result. Very relaxed welcoming setting and great service. An absolute dream if a place.

Nice for a beer, but the food wasn’t great at all … the pizza in particular was probably the worst “restaurant“ pizza I ever had, with (what tasted like) a shop bought crust, totally devoid of any seasoning, and a somewhat stale aftertaste. Have a drink and save your appetite for somewhere else!

Absolute little hidden gem. The Food is always delicious. Generous portions too and always consistent with quality. ROAST DINNERS ARE A MUST HAVE. There's nothing better than a pub with a brilliant work force behind it. Emma and her great team are amazing.

We visited on a Sunday. Didn’t seem to be anyone in charge. The staff were disorganised and customers were crowded round the till area getting in the way of coffees to be taken to tables and the cake display. We waited a long time for a coffee. We went for a walk and came back for a piece of cake. As we approached the front we were told quite rudely that no more orders were being accepted. I found out afterwards that there is a 45 min window where nothing is served. What they could have said was - we’re taking a quick break from service and if you take a seat we can be with you in 15 mins. But they didn’t and we left without buying a cake. There’s a bakery next door. Could be really great if the service was sorted.

Spotting it on the internet purely for its location, I popped into this cafe in Bridge before meeting friends for a walk in this historic village. I was seeking coffee, cake and a loo. This cheerful cafe supplied all three! Delicious home-made lemon cake and a latte coffee at a special offer price of just £5. Attractive decor and an interesting selection of children's toys for sale to browse. Other customers were coming in for bacon sandwiches. Seating outside to enjoy the sunshine. Great location Great cafe!