The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Harbour Canterbury South East

A beautiful but undecided morning. Do I jump a train to Faversham or a bus to Canterbury? Bus won till the app informed me it was going to be twenty minutes late! A bimble through Whitstable found me, face pressed on the window of Grain & Hearth, listening to the temptations shouting “me, me; buy me” Cruffin, cinnamon bun and a large croissant loaf (small were all gone) later, I headed home to sit in the sun, read and enjoy this morning’s spoils with my wife. Get there early. Grab something that takes your fancy and work the calories off by running away from people who expect you to share 🤭

What a good place for a bite to eat in Whitstable after exploring the town - a great choice. I started with a delicious cheese crepe that had a generous filling as I fancied something savoury. The crepe itself was light, just as it should be. Being a Gelateria I couldn't leave without enjoying a gelato, also delicious and came beautifully presented in a lovely dish. And even better on a hot day, they had delightful outdoor area at the rear of the premises to sit, relax and enjoy their food and drink.

Lovely meal , outstanding service from Esmee , would definitely recommend the calamari

really lovely evening and very kind people, extremely welcoming!!

Excellence service delicious food very kind and friendly stuf, specially Emre and his colleagues were amazing Thank you all guys...

We used to enjoy this place thirty years ago, and returned in 2024 to find it's just as magical as we remember. A hidden gem in Whitstable. Great staff, and a lovely range of simple food and drink deliciously made. They don't sell papers and magazines any more, as the 'times' have moved on!

Great atmosphere and great DJs. We came for the ska and reggae night, funk DJs and open mike night. All great and very good fun.

Nice chilled atmosphere less busy than other bars. Great place to chat and meet up with friends. Staff were friendly.

A great little or not so little pub. Didn't try the food so can't comment but is a really welcoming place.

Very nice decore, lures you in. But that's where it ends typical food quality. Poor. Under cooked chips with my dull cod. Probably best to avoid food just have a beer.

Had a lovely romantic night here as a birthday treat with my husband. The manager was friendly and knowledgeable. It was out of season so by 9.45pm we were the last ones there and left soon afterwards to allow the staff to go home. I had the cauliflower steak and hispi miso cabbage as a side. My husband had the mackerel which whilst delicious was disappointing at over £25 that I t didn’t come with anything but sauce. The wine list started at £29.95 - I’m sure it would still make them 100% gross margin if it was £19.95….just unnecessarily expensive in my opinion. All in all lovely but a bit pricey.

Miles ahead of any other pub in Whitstable

Meal was good but when we have been before, my reviews started as excellent and then moved to very good but now just good mainly due to a decline in the quality of the food and service. However, it is still very popular due to the location which is the best in Whitstable - so I suppose as long as it is still busy, unfortunately things will not change back to previous times.

Excellent value weekday lunch for two. Good quality food and local draft beers

Really nicely refurbed old fashioned pub with a modern twist. Friendly staff and a lovely relaxed atmosphere. Food was delicious.. I had an Ashmore cheeseburger and my partner had the chicken, leek and Blonde ale pie.. really tasty and good value for money. The loo's are fab too which I think is always a good measure of standards!