The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Boughton and Courtenay Swale South East

A little gem on a busy road my first visit today with my elderly mum and was made so welcome from an earlier phone call for directions …. Which easy to find So pleased I went excellent food and fantastic valve friendly atmosphere from start to finish I felt like I’d known Nick ( the owner ) and Jackie for years The best bubble and squeak I’ve had in years looking forward to returning soon It may be a small diner but a big personality for a professional business

What a fantastic place. Food was great, staff lovely and the selection of tea, the best. Looking forward to coming again very soon 😊

Came here for steak night on Thursday, 2 steaks for £30! My steak was cooked to perfection and well seasoned. I had the red wine and shallot sauce which was amazing. Will definitely be back

Went to the Wasted Kitchen Refectory for family gathering and birthday Amazing food great staff lovely view What more could you want Love it here

I’ve had a really lovely experience at the cafe every time I visit. The coffee and customer service was (as always) lovely and they were accommodating to everything I asked for/ wanted. We chose our lunch from the specials board which was delicious. We’ll definitely be returning! Also, there was a large range of pastries which were huge !

Always very friendly. It's clear they have regulars in as well which is nice - they too are greeted with a friendly smile!

No bar food and revolting lager tasting like soap. Had another side business indian takeaway upon the place that is placed now on the last used kitchen that is was condemed by health and safety due to this being a old toilet block that still consists of sewage and drains!!. DO NOT EAT FROM THIS ESTABLISHMENT. Try the village for the real deal

The gardens were lovely, however we wanted to have tea in the topiary garden. So disappointing. The scones were awful they were so hard! ( it's not difficult to make a fresh scone). Paper cups, paper basin for the scone and victoria sponge. Cardboard knives! Cardboard spoons ! What ever has happened to enjoying a piece of cake and a cup of tea on a proper plate. Has this lackadaisical attitude evolved since lockdown? (It seems the case in many other places too). Or are we becoming a "can't be bothered society".