The best restaurants in Little Stour and Ashstone Dover South East

tea party that i attended for a friends birthday was superb, friendly service and welcoming feel about the place

Found this place when looking for lunch after a visit to Howletts. And what a good choice it turned out to be. An excellent pint followed by a great value set lunch. All food was tasty and well presented.

Fantastic meal yet again tonight in a friendly welcoming atmosphere. Good local beer from Canterbury ales . What more can you ask for👌

Coffee was lovely, even though I asked for a latte and recieved an americano. Had ordered scones as well, by the time they arrived (15 mins after our coffee's), our drinks were nearly finished. Very disappointed to find out when paying we have been charged an extra 50p on each coffee for diary free milk and a £1.00 for a tiny bit of jam to go with the scone. Overall, bit disappointing 😞

Lovely food, lots of 0% choices and attentive staff lovely impromptu lunch on a sunny day highly recommended .

Great food Had the best Sunday diner here

Nice bread. Pastries poor (unpleasant creme filling in chouxbuns and viennese swirls-not fresh cream). Coffee seemed to be instant coffee.

Service was ok, garden is big but lacks plants and that country pub feels to it. Massive TV screen was on with loads of locals shouting at horse racing

Lovely Sunday lunch today, £21 for a 3 course meal is great value and yet the food was really good too! Efficient service also worth a mention.

We had a delicious lunch sitting in the courtyard of the restaurant. A very varied menu and friendly service. It is definitely on my list of 'go to' places for a meal out.

Amazing welcome and service , had the calves liver with crispy bacon and caramelised onions and it was superb , hubby had game pie also delicious , the manageress recommended a lovely rose for me too . Thoroughly recommend the place and would definitely return

Attitude of the woman serving today was so unwelcoming. As soon as we walked in she couldn't be bothered. We asked to have food but it was clearly too much bother. No kids menu and no park now either. Only two couples in the place and no wonder!

Booked a table for dinner with the family at 6pm. Arrived before and hardly any diners there. Ordered some starters and mains. Starters can reasonably quick. However, then waited an hour for mains after several enquiries. No one cleared the table and empty starter plates were still on table when mains came. Took our own glasses back to bar to make some space. Food was terrible, carbonara was watery like soup, pie was congealed. Not a great experience.

Have visited Salma restaurant a few times and every visit has been delightful. The staff are friendly and attentive as well as knowledgeable about the dishes and can advise if you're not 100% sure what you want. The food itself is wonderful, the owner took time to discuss what my friend and I wanted for dinner and came up with a selection of dishes to suit. Each dish was full of flavour and cooked to perfection. Worth every penny and would recommend anyone to visit