The best restaurants in Hythe West Shepway South East

We had the halloumi burgers and they are simply the best we have ever tasted! Very fresh, well cooked and sooooo tasty. We will always come back here every time we go to Hythe. Simply the best!

Fantastic hidden gem, a 18 hole crazy golf course featuring a lighthouse and windmill. There is also a cafe which has hot and cold food options, snacks, ice cream and tea and coffee with indoor and outdoor seating. There is also Foot Golf to try out. A great day out for all ages!

Take away client. Chicken Shashlick is my go to. Kiln cooked & not in a high calorie sauce. In 20 years Dabbas really is the best I've ever had & its consistent. The chicken is cooked absolutely perfectly, soft & juicy when it can be over cooked so esily. All the sundries, rice, saag pander & salads all equally fresh & tasty. Delivery is also pretty quick. Cannot fault Dabbas food & service.

Early evening visit on a warm summers day found the outdoor seating already full. Plenty of spaces indoor though. Good choice of beers and food provided is by "pop-up" kitchens. On the day, The Kent Sausage Company" were in attendance.

Off the beaten track, friendly, lovely views, breakfast looked fabulous. ( looking at others) very popular.

excellent fish and chips friendly couple will certainly go again called to order on the way home was there waiting fresh and hot

Phoned Made order,very quick and easy Very polite young lady Delivery on time Food fantastic Thai sweet 🌶️ sauce mind blowing Sweet sour and salty very hot 👍

Quite simply the very best chinese takeaway tasted in all my years - twice Two separate orders on different days and both were wonderful. Not mass produced and quantity over quality. Just the right amount for one or two either way - thank you

The food was awful, disgusting and shouldn’t of been served. Nothing nice about it.. service was shocking aswell, didn’t have any sauce. Way over priced. Do NOT recommend

Such a terrible shame. Its called the vintage tea room but the minute you step in it's obvious that this is far from a vintage tea room and more like a workman's caff. Bottles of brown sauce and ketchup stacked in a metal holder on the table definitely isn't something you would find in a vintage cafe. We were going to buy a children's lunch but no-where was it mentioned if sandwiches were included and if so what the choice was. There may even have been an ice lolly included (as there often is at various outlets with children's lunch boxes) but no body would have had a clue. How about a list posted next to the boxes showing what you get????? We wanted to sit in the outside searing area but what a depressing place! Two old picnic benches on a rough peice if concrete. The toilets needed a good tidy. There was a bottle of toilet cleaner next to the toilet, not good to have chemicals not locked away from young children that may be using the loo!! This could be a real asset to the station but to be honest it shouldn't be using the description 'vintage cafe'. It could be a little gem if only they sharpened up their act.