The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Tenterden South Ashford South East

A great place to drop into for a drink and/or a snack. Friendly staff served us. There's seating outside (when the weather's good) but the seating inside is more homely. The aroma from the deli is delicious. Oh, before I forget, the freshly-made coffee and green tea were very good.

We got the Latte Lounge to do the catering for my Nans funeral. We chose the "End of life" cold buffet. It was absolutely spot on, delicious sandwiches, gorgeous savoury pastries, scotch eggs and more.... All freshly homemade. There was plenty to feed everyone! The amount of people that commented on how fabulous the food tasted (which was many) was the result of the professionalism of Sharen and her team. Thank you for taking care of us xx

We thought we would try Mr Bean in Sayers Lane on our visit today to Tenterden. A nice array of cakes and pastries. We bought our favourite, a toasted teacake which we usually have at another coffee shop. I found a table for us but it was dirty with crumbs and sugar and rather near to the air conditioner in the ceiling which was blowing out cold air, something you would need on a hot day, not on a cold, rainy March day, as well as the doors being wide open. I moved to another table but like the previous one, felt grimy and sticky, in need of a good scrub!! The teacakes arrived. Large, with very little fruit, more like a biscuit than a teacake. Certainly not enough butter to cover the unusually large surface area and rather dry. I went to use the ladies toilet, but only found a disabled toilet. Upon entering I found it to be very unsavoury, wet floor and generally unfit for use. As it is the only toilet and obviously used by male and female customers, this makes it essential to keep vigilant over its cleanliness. All in all, with the higher prices and the state of the establishment we will not be going back.

Looking for somewhere to grab a quick lunch before going into Waitrose in Tenterden, we settled on this without really knowing anything about what it might have to offer. As long as it was reasonably quick and served in a friendly way we would be happy. And goodness me, it was all that and so much more. My sandwich, nearly rare roast beef with a salad, horseradish and crisps, was probably the best I’ve ever eaten. Really packed well with fabulously lean beef, tangy horseradish and a simple side salad, it was just exactly what I needed. So good in fact my partner and I each had a slice of their scrumptious sponge cakes - soft and fresh and presented in generous portions. Yum.

Glad we decided to take a break at this garden centre cafe on our way back from Brighton. We were ideally looking for a loo and somewhere to grab an easy coffee. But we saw the menu and decided to have a late lunch and can recommend the ham egg and chips served with "proper thick cut ham" Also the omelette cooked with onion, spinach,tomatoes, and cheese. Meals are served hot,quick and a very decent portion. Nice cup of coffee, too. Staff are helpful and the venue is very clean.....the garden centre was stocked fully and not too big to have a stroll around.

Terrible service. 1 classic hot chocolate with cream, 2 lattes and 3 cold mince pies. Shouldn't be too hard. The barista (slightly overstating the job title here) made the hot chocolate first, added the cream and then sat it on the side whilst getting and opening the milk for the coffee....by which time the cream had melted into the hot chocolate. I asked for the cream to be added when the coffee was ready, expecting them to pour it away and start again, doing it properly. No, more cream was added to the original drink, left to melt again, 45pence worth (8) mini marshmallows added, all the melted cream poured down the side of the mug, then it was put onto the tray. 2 coffees followed and I was asked if I wanted the mince pies warmed up. "No thank you". They turned around and started serving the next customer. I asked for my mince pies and was told they were in the microwave. "But I didn't want them warm" I said. So they got them out of the microwave, dumped them on my tray "they're not too hot". "Errrm no, I wanted them cold". Hence more slamming things around and 3 cold mince pies came our way. Along with a hot chocolate swimming with 2 lots of completely melted cream and not even an apology. £20! Wow, train the Saturday staff please.

well i wanted a cream pie but i got a divious experience behind the counter i didnt expect a little girl to work this hard (;