The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Westerham and Crockham Hill Sevenoaks South East

We dived in out of the cold and got a warm welcome. The snacks were great, but the coffee was sublime: best I've tasted for a very long time - and I drink it black. I'm definitely going there again!

Today went to tudor rose tearooms westerham for afternoon tea and sandwiches, it was delightful the food and tea was fantastic, the staff were very friendly and welcoming would have no trouble going back

Called in for a coffee on Saturday afternoon, there were lots of tables that needed to be cleared; some customers were clearing their tables but nowhere to leave the trays. 2 staff on and people were coming in but when there was a lull in foot traffic 1 went out for a cigarette which is OK but the other was on his phone

Well, that was simply the best meal I've eaten in England since I went to Gravetye Manor a few years ago and it's less than half the price of that. Apt though, because the chef, Ollie, was pastry chef there a while back (hint - leave space for some dessert!). My two guests and I shared 3 starters between us and each one was sublime - the Soufflé clinching top place for all of us. This was followed by Bavette Steak and hand made frites. Ollie is French so, don't worry, he knows how to cook a Bavette. We were stuffed already, but took a short break and finished off with a Chocolate Fondant. I wouldn't usually touch this in most English restaurants, but trusted Ollie to do it justice. We were all wriggling with pleasure at each mouthful and wishing we'd had appetite for a dessert each. Sue and her staff were friendly and welcoming so the service gets 5*, but don't expect it to be fast because everything is freshly and lovingly prepared in their recently extended kitchen. "The best things come to those who wait" and this beats Heinz Ketchup by a dozen country miles and there's plenty of beautiful ones of those to wander along in the local area after your meal.

I was amazed at the choices for breakfast! I had a cappuccino to start and then two beautifully poached eggs with 2 fried slices, black pudding and a sliced (ripe) avocado. I’ve ever had all these together before and it was perhaps one of the tastiest breakfasts I’ve had. Service good, not too busy and hence not too noisy. Highly recommended!

£4.50 for microwaved bacon in a stick and £3 for tea (that you pretty much make yourself) in a paper cup. Ridiculous is an understatement. This is the kind of place rich people with no common sense go.