The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Canterbury South East

Had a nice bacon baguette really nice good price but feel ripped of paying £3 for supposed American pancakes turns out they are mini ones with syrup, kind of feel I got ripped of there.

Had a lovely dinner on a Tuesday night. Great service. Good pub grub. Generous portions.

You know when you find a gem on a visit to a city, you want to keep it to yourself but some are too good to do that. This is the White Hart Inn. It is a short walk (3 minutes) from the busier city centre, but worth it. It is on the route from Canterbury East rail station when walking to the city centre and near Dane John park. It has the biggest pub garden in the city we were told but it was too cold for us to use. The garden looked lovely and really well kept. We arrived for lunch and had the warmest welcome, from the staff, owners and the roaring log fire. Seating is well spaced, so you don't feel crammed in as you can in some other venues; we had a lovely seat in the bay window. Good choice of drinks and the friendliest service. Our first lunch (yes we went back) was the home made pies, wonderful and lovely fresh seasonal vegetables with mash potatoes. After a day around the city, as we returned to our hotel just around the corner, we had a night cap and several small plates of food to nibble (we recommend the wonderful topped chips too. Chips were lovely and toppings fantastic). Sunday we called back for Sunday lunch - it is the best. If you like good size portions this is your place, the food was beautifully cooked, cannot fault it. There are other options to the roast available should that not be everyone's cup of tea. It felt so comfortable and we were so welcome that this gem must be shared.

Love waitrose, if you have a loyalty card and reusable cup, you can get free coffee at customer services.

The service here was great. The gentleman who served us was polite and engaging. The place was clean and plenty of seating.

Nice place, though I feel a little out of place - it's a sports bar so it gets a lot of "lads", who can be very loud and shouty sometimes. Especially by the pool table. Not my crowd, but otherwise a really nice bar with a large and comfortable outdoor area

Lovely place for a pub lunch and friendly staff. Oliver was very helpful with answering our questions about the local area.

Average pub food. Limited choice for vegetarians or pescatarians as fish pie was already sold out at 5.30pm. Dog friendly and nice staff

Great coffee and great cake enjoyed my last visit

The consistency, quality, and accuracy of orders is pretty terrible at this location. Honestly I think it's the worst experiences I've had from any panera by far.

Very delicious! It’s even more delicious if you’re served by Aris

When we first walked in the staff just didn’t acknowledge us there was no table of 6 available so asked if we could move the table of 2 and table of 4 together as they were next to each other and both free. At first we was told no and then after a bit of explaining we was told we’d have to wait 15 minutes so they could clear the table. There was a tray with a few empty drinks on. 15 mins was up so we all went in and sat down the tray with drinks on was still on the table and the table hadn’t even been wiped. After all getting settled the waitress finally moved the tray and explained they was busy. We ordered drinks and food together. The drinks took 20 minutes to come. I had coke in a bottle and a glass with ice in. My ice was already half melted. Over an hour later our food came out. Burgers were dry. The Mac and cheese was the worst thing I had ever seen. It was like really stodgy porridge and did not taste of cheese at all. Any time we asked the waitress something she just made it seem like we was asking her to go above and beyond for us when really we wasn’t being difficult even in the slightest. At the end we go to pay and they add a 10% service fee without even asking. Why would I want to pay 10% of my nearly £150 bill for a poor and quite disgusting service. The only plus’s side to this place was the decorations, the mayonnaise and the fact they allowed dogs in

Have been here a couple of years or so ago and the was fine, nothing more if not a little overpriced. We decided to visit again last week so that we could have food and drinks on the beach, however the staff in this place are awful. We queued up single file to get in and order which is great as this should be easy for the bar staff to serve people in order, but somehow the woman behind the bar decided to serve not one but two people before me who were behind me in the queue. When you’re queueing in a line this really shouldn’t be difficult. Obviously at this point I gave up and left and went somewhere else.

Lovely evening, food was very good, hot and tasty. Great service, too. My only issue was that I think the menu was slightly overpriced. However, I am aware of the pressure on pubs with rising food and labour costs. Whitstable is an expensive place to eat.

I booked 2 nights absolutely discussed with the place cost me 159 for two nights 3 options on the menu no draught beer no wine range or bottled beer no air con does not say this on the website will never stay in a premier inn again if this is what there like totally let down and the food looked like it was from Iceland do not recommend this place at all