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Nice clean shop. Friendly staff. Fresh pies

Used to be regular place and lovely. After poor experience in autumn thought try again. Jacket potato was tiny again too small to be used as jackets. Meatballs (with spaghetti) were inedible as too dry to eat. Told staff who didn’t seem interested and not sure they even told the kitchen. Really disappointed and wouldn’t recommend again

Had an excellent brunch here last Saturday. There were five of us and we had a range of meals which everyone thought were really good. This is a large restaurant with friendly staff.

Been a couple of times and won’t be going back. Front the outside looks like a up market coffee / brunch place. The prices also suggest it’s upmarket. But inside, it like a greasy spoon. The place needs better ventilation, i absolutely stank when I came out of fried food. Also it’s quite expensive for what it is. Always people in, so they are doing something right. Just disappointing with it being on the high street and it not matching the butchers type of quality. Would I go back? No.

Lovely pub run by Lovely people

Such a lovely pub! Ian, Lisa and the team are fantastic. Sunday lunch was delicious, huge portions and at a good price too. Will absolutely be back soon, thanks team Chatham!

Overpriced coffee and cakes. £18 for two cappuccinos and one cake - will definitely not be going back to Panna

Cute little coffee shop. Was excited about the cake as it looked good but unfortunately didn’t stay for any because the lady at the till was quite unwelcoming when we arrived

had such a lovely experience with Joseph, he’s always so nice when we come! we will continue coming back, especially because of him as he has made the experience so welcoming! We love the staff here

Had absolutely fantastic culinary experience today at the Dukes Head (Tanatan) .We had lamb biryani and sea bass with new potatoes and vegetables, both dishes wonderfully presented and delicious!

The traditional cooked breakfasts here are very good, the coffee superb, the people are friendly and the service is excellent. However, Out of all the scores of vegan sausages available, they managed to produce, for over £7 a sandwich containing two small, mashed potato, pea and carrot croquettes between two slices of bread, which I abandoned. So, then I ordered the most expensive, tiny, cheese scone in the world. It cost £5.25, and was red hot and heavy as lead - with no discernible taste of cheese. My wife had a tea cake. With drinks the bill was around £24. So stick to the cooked breakfasts is my advice.

Friendly and welcoming little cafe. Lovely coffee, good service, best cakes. We had the banana bread -moist, spiced and topped with nuts and seeds- and an iced lemon polenta cake also delicious.

Great breakfast served by a friendly and helpful team along with spectacular views across the airfield, highly recommend this restaurant.

Now known as tipsy cow. Hundred times better. Known as tipsy cow. Also own other 1st class restaurants and all are brilliant.

Family got meal deal for a tenner was good value for money. My curry I paid full price for to take home was an ok curry hardly any so that was not worth the money. Was only 2 other people in midweek lunch Mon