The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Sevenoaks Town and St John's Sevenoaks South East

Have visited about 6 times over the past 2 years and now live closer, so no doubt visits will increase! Not a cheap night if you are partial to cocktails but the cocktails are excellent and very moreish! Jen and her team are welcoming and remember their clientele, so you feel very welcome as a returning customer. Plus, good to support independents who add the personal touch and something different in the town.

Just the best. Barry is a legend

Great bagels. To quote my husband 'the best bagel he has ever eaten'

Super friendly cafe, and I love that they grilled my panini sans oil or butter, which adds so many unnecessary calories. I got the Medford, which was chicken, pesto, romaine, cheese, and tomato, it was on a multigrain bread I think. It wasn’t the best sandwich ever but it was good and decently healthy. I also got a hibiscus tea, which was a brand I hadn’t seen before (Garden Andes), and a breakfast croissant sandwich and muffin to go. I didn’t like the muffin but the breakfast sandwich was quite yummy. They also have a lot of chocolates and gave samples! There are stairs. I did not see an alternative to the stairs.

Nonna’s has been a Sevenoaks institution for many years mainly due to the great location and very good breakfasts. They stood out from the crowd due to the quality of the food with excellent ciabatta’s and poached eggs, which went together in a winning combo. Last year they started to get mainly bad reviews due to the prices getting out of hand so they have had a change of direction and got rid of the thing that made them famous, the breakfasts. Hopefully they will do better now they have slimmed down but to get rid of the amazing breakfasts, which is what they were famous for, doesn’t make sense to me. With a slimmed down staff surely they could have continued to offer this. I wish them well but the draw for me has gone and they move towards a more generic coffee shop. No ciabatta, no poached eggs, no pancetta, eggs Benedict… gone. A shame but a sign of the times.

Good selection of their own baked cakes and pastries. Don't take cash, only card which is a bit if a surprise for what is a converted container, and have to purchase a £2 coffee cup to take away. Friendly staff though.

Popped in for a late breakfast when we missed our normal post park run reward breakfast. Portions are generous , and a very good selection, but the food was very disappointing, greasy, and felt like it had been fried without a fresh pan (charcoal taste). Given the good reviews I was surprised. Worst still though was the service. Made a mistake with our order, then went to charge us for the correction; not a big deal, sorted at the till, but no apology or acknowledgment of the mistake, young waitress was extremely unfriendly, and miserable throughout, we left feeling like we were not welcome, so won’t be in a rush to return. It’s a local business so deserves the benefit of the doubt, so I hope it was just an off day!

Half empty sadly, great show with lots of audience appreciation. Feels like it's been refurbished. The seats were comfortable enough, but a bit narrow with very little leg room for a reasonable length show.

A great cafe in town. Always a good range of "proper" coffee and fresh food options. A relaxing and cosy atmosphere also.

A nice Wetherspoons in the heart of Sevenoaks. Several beers to choose from and some very cheap compared to your standard pub. One beer that I was drinking was £1.99 a pint and very nice it was too. I didn't eat there, so I can't comment on food.

Nice pub and food just a shame it's gone cashless hence the low score. In this day and age should be accommodating both methods of payment not everyone wants to use card.

If you want to top up your energy, do pop in to Dolce Patisserie. We were spoiled for choice with the deserts. Some very familiar, some- exotic but enticing. Service was impeccable all the way through. The food - delicious.

Yes I discovered that this pub is part of a chain where they all have the same menu and wines! Saying this…this is a nice cosy place near Seven Oaks with also some traditional English dishes (we enjoyed either the fish and chips and the pie!) and more modern offerings. Service is good, food is good the Chablis was cold and…it was raining outside!!!! Perfect for a grey day.

Sam the landlord was very welcoming and ensured I was looked after the entire time.. 100% recommend this pub for a social drink if you are in the area or passing through .

Very unfriendly staff! We recently visited the place with my family, and while the food was genuinely delicious, the overall experience was marred by the extremely unfriendly staff. The menu had some great options, and the dishes we tried were flavorful and well-prepared, so I can’t fault the kitchen at all. However, the service was a letdown. We have 2 kids (3 and 1 year old) who were really enjoying themselves, and as every other small kid they were a little loud. The staff (only one of them) was looking at us with irritated eyes, and they told us we shouldn’t let the kids walk around. Their tone and comunication was rude so we left immediately on which her reply was: “ok”.