The best restaurants in Sevenoaks Town and St John's Sevenoaks South East

Have visited about 6 times over the past 2 years and now live closer, so no doubt visits will increase! Not a cheap night if you are partial to cocktails but the cocktails are excellent and very moreish! Jen and her team are welcoming and remember their clientele, so you feel very welcome as a returning customer. Plus, good to support independents who add the personal touch and something different in the town.

We had coffee and warm croissants on Saturday morning. Ed and Jay, two nicer brothers you could not wish to meet, very informative and so welcoming. The coffees and croissants were lovely. They sell take away sandwiches, bagels and a host of fillings made to order with salad boxes as a convenient healthy lunch. They can seat 12 people in their bijou cafe and we wish them all the luck in their new venture. Do try it.

I have pre-ordered for private catering/home hosting on 2 occasions, and have so far sampled 6 out of the very extensive menu of dishes which Fusion Treats can offer. Top quality food and ingredients, authentic, artisan/regional Indian dishes, and a professional and reliable service.

Amazing food and service - our favourite restaurant in Sevenoaks!

Nothing to say but delicious found a new food friend. 🌸

Just the best. Barry is a legend

Great bagels. To quote my husband 'the best bagel he has ever eaten'

Best Indian in Sevenoaks. Great service. Great food.

This little spot has amazing pizza, pasta, and delicious tiramisu—I was really impressed! We’ll definitely be back when we’re in the area.

Food is excellent and very well priced, great coffee also. Service is super fast and friendly.

Spent a wonderful afternoon catching up with an old work colleague. Restaurant is lovely and clean, received a warm welcome and had a choice of tables. The menus are focused and this means that the kitchen is more likely to cook fresh - had the haddock risotto which was delicious, came to the table hot and was really enjoyed. Pudding delicious too and I’ll certainly be coming back despite the fact I live about 30miles away…

Super friendly cafe, and I love that they grilled my panini sans oil or butter, which adds so many unnecessary calories. I got the Medford, which was chicken, pesto, romaine, cheese, and tomato, it was on a multigrain bread I think. It wasn’t the best sandwich ever but it was good and decently healthy. I also got a hibiscus tea, which was a brand I hadn’t seen before (Garden Andes), and a breakfast croissant sandwich and muffin to go. I didn’t like the muffin but the breakfast sandwich was quite yummy. They also have a lot of chocolates and gave samples! There are stairs. I did not see an alternative to the stairs.

Tunbridge wells Hattusa closed down a while ago, it changed waiting and kitchen staff before that and was t any where near as good as it used to be. We then started going to Zorba, which we like immensely, and occasionally Havet .However i personally,out of the three prefer Hattusa for food and atmosphere, even when busy it doesnt feel over crowded. So ..off to Sevenoaks ! We weren't disappointed. I was served a perfect Mojito to enjoy with my juicy, slightly pink (perfect !) chunks of tender , perfecly seasoned chunks of lamb shish . Bulgar wheat and salad. When done properly these basics are a winning combination, i could eat all day, every day. Hats off to Hattusa ..well be back. Thank you.

Used to be better food and bigger portion feels like this time potion was smaller and price was higher but food quality was okay