The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in South East

A wonderful Ham and Cheese Toasted Sandwich. Amazing decorations in the toilet very ethnic! Maybe Aboriginal or Maori!

Had a fantastic meal! Had the steak and we was told it was supplied from Preston Butchers.. guess where our next meat order is coming from! Proper dinner and fairly priced! They don't do ale on draught, but understand why. Just ask. Kids were more than welcome to play on the play equipment outside and not sure why people would say otherwise! More than enough signs saying please be respectful with regards to age appropriate. Owners more than friendly, helpful and went out of their way to make us welcome Current owners been there over 12 years, must be doing something right despite the few bad reviews in my opinion . Give this place a go. You wont be disappointed.

Very limited menu for a hotel of that size. I ordered a starter and a main. The food was really good, and thoroughly enjoyed the food. Only two concerns, 1, was only given one knife and fork for both meals and 2, I had literally had my last mouthful of my starter and my main was on its way, would have liked a little rest between.

I visited here in two separate occasions, one with my sister-in-law and the daughter (age 13) this visit was primarily to do the pottery painting? I can thoroughly recommend this, brilliant activity if you’re into arts and craft. The second occasion was with my husband and my dog to visit the garden centre. This we find it to be a well equipped garden centre which is not overpriced. Some lovely ideas for gifts, outdoor clothing, garden furniture, plants and a pet shop. The Garden centre is dog friendly with a few areas around which does not allow dogs. There’s quite a lot to do at this location , especially if you have a YoungFamily, butterfly, soft play, petting zoo, pottery painting etcetera. There are two cafés at this location, one of them being dog friendly with a segregated area for dogs and the owners. The café is okay, not great. We ordered a sandwich, cheese scone and a pot of tea. The sandwich took 45 minutes to make, It was a nice sandwich although 45 minutes to wait for a sandwich was a bit of a joke. In summary: dog friendly garden centre, children activities, location easy to get to, free parking and a cafe. We will revisit.

Great breakfast, service and all the staff. Good quality food a Lori day. Prices comparable with other cafes in Rochester.

Had not realised it was called Pistachios, there we go. Dropped in part way round a longish winter walk but it was closing - closing time didn’t match the published times we found on a website so we were thankful we still got served - in take away cup and sat outside. It was just before 3:30 so still light for another hour so don’t leave your sustenance too late on. Nothing wrong with the take away offering in sustainability sourced recyclable cups. Very nice got chocolate that would put many others to shame. Shame the cafe is closed when I mostly visit - evenings on the 3G pitches. Friendly staff. Would have got 5* had we not been looking forward to a warm sit down and had to make do with a chilly picnic table.

I like this coffee shop. Today I was served by Jody and she made my experience extra special. Jody goes that extra mile with her customer commitment, I appreciated her today. Great place to visit and bril food. Not bad prices either

Waiting to join our cruise ship so popped in for hubby to have a quick coffee. As I am not a coffee drinker, had a cup of tea?? Need to re-train the staff and learn how to make a decent cuppa. Teabag left floating in cup of milk. Even with the teabag stirred around the cup and squeezed it was awful.

As a self confessed coffee snob, I like to think I know a good coffee when I taste one. I have to say, the Cortado at NINETYSIX was the best coffee I’ve had in a long long time, locally or anywhere for that matter. The atmosphere was relaxed and the table service, yes, table service; was prompt and polite. A comfortable and relaxing experience. PS - You must try the homemade carrot cake!!

I’ve been going to this cafe on and off for 10 years. I have to say my experience has gone downhill since Covid. My recent visit has been very disappointing . I ordered a Spinach and Mushroom Quiche with salads. First of all, the Quiche was still frozen in the middle. Secondly, I didn’t even have time to argue because my daughter has been stung by a wasp. Totally understood this is normal in warm weather but the Cafe’s reaction has been shocking. I went to the counter to ask for some ice. It took at least 5 mins for the waiter to get it despite I can see a bag of ice lying on the table with 1 waitress standing next to it chatting to another lady. I asked can someone just give me the ice as my daughter is crying in pain. I was told someone has gone to get first aid and they can’t “just give me the ice”. After another 5 mins, the first aid has finally showed up. After asking what happened, his words are: oh…..I’m afraid there is not much I can do. I said can you grab me some ice please? It is at that point we finally got the ice!!! I washed my daughter’s wound with some soapy water after a quick google on what to do. I’m not a fully qualified first aid by no means. The cafe has an outside sitting area and wasp sting would be very common. Pleas train your staff on what to do or get some wasps trap like Polhill did. Very disappointing and I would have to end my visit after 10 years. Service standard has gone down too. Most of them look like they don’t want to work there and have a terrible attitude.

Having been to Out of Office for years, you can always rely on them for a great coffee and a nice place to meet with friends or work.

I’ve wanted to dine here since it’s opened, never got round to it, then covid. So I was really looking forward to visiting the Fire Station. I was very disappointed. I’m all about live music. The singer was mediocre, but the volume was ridiculously uncomfortable. Twice we asked for it to be turned down, it was for one song then went back up again, it was impossible to have a conversation, which for me is the reason for going out with friends. We felt incredibly uncomfortable. The food was mediocre, disappointed with Eton Mess had one strawberry that had been cut in to tiny slices, 4 broken pieces of meringue, a dollop of cream and a drizzle of raspberry compote. Ridiculously expensive for what it is, for 2 people, 2 course meal, 3 alcoholic drinks came to £80, the only positive was the service was ok although she was having to shout. I’m really sad to say I won’t waste my money there again, the Medway Towns desperate need quality venues, this isn’t it.

Not bad although I’ve had better, but there toilet was out of action,so there was only one to share for ladies and gents and had to wait ages, but coffee was ok. Found the place not that clean though.

I was looking forward to visiting this place but I was disappointed. I got a bad vibe about it probably because the staff, although not rude, were just not that friendly. I had a good pour over coffee but my wife had Banana bread and it was £6 for a very small portion.

Took a bit of time to get in but that’s to be expected as its a weekend after all and generally places like this are going to be busy. About 5 minutes we put are orders in. We ordered a medium caramel frappe with no coffee but with cream and a medium latte. Took about an minute for are orders to be made which is good we then had are drinks the caramel frappe was ok and the latte was ok but the quality of the coffee wasn’t good. when you buy coffee from a coffee place you’d expect it to be good for the price but sometimes you don’t which goes for Costa as you pay a fortune for drinks and you’re expecting for them to be good and they are not when it is anything with coffee but everything else is fine. It is a shame that it’s the case but you’re going to expect that coffee made from an iconic brand would be good but Costa is the exception to this. I’m sorry that I’m saying this but it’s true