The best restaurants in Central Harbour Thanet South East

I went to two Beano cafes while I was in the area. I found the one in Broadstairs poor; but this one was terrific. Beano isn't a chain, as such, but more a set of individual businesses. So that must explain it. The big difference was that the chefs in the Ramsgate one really knew how to cook an English breakfast. There's an art to it and they nailed it. In particular, the food was piping hot, and the two over-easy eggs were served perfectly runny. Also the two hash browns were deliciously crisp, not soggy. Even the tea was bang on. Only let down was the catering-level sausage. They were quite busy, a good sign, with groups of locals and workmen in. The cafe's not on the seafront; but it's a good place to stop for breakfast if you're walking, like I did, down to the western seafront from the station. Prices are good value.

Fantastic food and atmosphere. Ordered a full English which was lovely and like how the beans / mushrooms were in separate pots to add too meal ❤️ also ordered a burger and chips the burger was the best I've ever had !.. service was brilliant too and noithing was too much trouble.. very friendly ❤️ was great to find out they was supporting local businesses with produce too 😊

The best Thai food I’ve ever experienced , the staff are really attentive the food comes fast and my god it’s the best , I had the beef mango with pineapple and egg rice , totally blown away my partner had the vegetable green curry and she was blown away too , beautiful setting and definitely going back next time we are in ramsgate

Really lovely tea rooms with a great atmosphere. Plenty of freshly baked cakes and snacks to choose from.

Always a warm welcome, great food, magical views of the sky and harbour. This small but perfectly formed space is our go to restorative treat, often more than once a week. Go tos are the bacon and avocado sarnies, full breakfasts, and the chilli. A Bloody Mary that hits the spot and the best coffee. All served with great play lists. Thank you Andrea and Brian for all your care and attention to detail.

Very dog friendly, always enjoy my time here. Thank you x

We went for a family lunch, I ate a bacon chicken and avocado sandwich and salad with a cup of coffee. at first it seemed fine then needed the toilet, twice before I paid, 3 times in the next 20 min. by the next day I was in bed with stomach cramps. I called the restaurant and spoke with the manager who was very apologetic, he said to email him and he would sort something out to say sorry. No reply, tried the restaurants email address a few times as well - nothing, not even a sorry be careful

Went to Ramsgate just before midday and came across the Village Grill. The people running the restaurant were very friendly and my breakfast was exactly how I like it. They do fried bread, don't laugh or sound surprised but many places won't do fried bread but they do here. Whilst waiting for my breakfast the people running the Village Grill were lovely to all who visited many being addressed by name which show they have many regulars. I will definitely be going back and will be recommending them to my friends. See you soon Best wishes Horace

The food is always good however yesterday we ordered sweat s sour chicken balls and one of the balls were prawn I don't eat fish because I have an allergic reaction to fish and my partner found it before me I won't be ordering the balls from you again because this is a big issue that could of hospitalised me.

Absolutely amazing food and venue. If you are in Ramsgate you need to come here and enjoy not only the coffee which is first rate, we had the cappuccino, but food…well it’s all made in house, down to the sauces that go on your bacon butties! You can guess what I had for brunch! It’s also wheelchair accessible, child friendly, and the staff are lovely. The decor is great too, local artwork on the walls, and yes there is free WiFi for those of us who are surgically attached to our technology. On a side note, the building is a real oldie with a lot of history. Once upon a time it was a toy shop, in the 1800’s, then a drapers shop, then becoming a haberdashery’s and it’s final incarnation, this fabulous cafe that sells delicious coffee, cakes and the most amazing focaccia you will ever sink your choppers into. 100/10

A great place for a get together. 13 of us had a great book club meeting in a good quiet space

We all really enjoyed our roast dinner here, generous portions and the meat was cooked well. Only critique is the roasted veg was slightly underdone to our liking Really good value getting two courses for £17

Popped in for breakfast this morning and was very disappointed with what I received. Only ordered 2 poached eggs, beans and a coffee. Took 20-25 mins to get my breakfast which was basically a dozen baked beans that were cold and 2 underdone poached eggs. Coffee was also not very hot. This cost me £5.30. Wasn’t impressed and won’t be back.

Lovely local pub, and on Sunday a polish BBQ a massive baguette as pictured for a tenner...

This restaurant has a lovely, laid back feel. You get a genuine warm welcome when you go in. The music and decor make for a great experience. Service was excellent and the food was great, the curry goat melted in the mouth, had a nice heat and was packed full of flavour. The jerk chicken and Mac and cheese was great but so rich that we couldn't eat it all and had a doggy bag, it will make a great breakfast. Jah Jah is a great restaurant and we could easily have walked past, so pleased we went in and wouldn't hesitate to go again.