Tesco Cafe - (Near Kent, london)

Cameron Marks Come to this place on lunch breaks sometimes and it bangs. The lad whipping the pizza is sound and he makes a mean pizza. I get the Hot Dod and I pretty much burn my mouth every time because I can’t wait for it to cool down so I shove it straight in. In the harbour so the scenery is lush, great gaff.

Christina Kirkness We visited today and it was truly outstanding from start to finish. The food was absolutely exceptional – rich, authentic flavours, beautifully presented, and quite honestly some of the best Italian food we’ve had in a long time. Every bite was a delight and you can really taste the quality and care that goes into each dish. The service was equally impressive. The staff were warm, friendly, and incredibly attentive, making us feel genuinely welcome and well looked after throughout our visit. Nothing felt rushed, and nothing was too much trouble – just perfect hospitality. The atmosphere was relaxed, cosy, and full of charm, making the whole experience even more enjoyable. This is the kind of place that stays with you long after you’ve left. An absolute gem of a restaurant – we cannot wait to return and would recommend it without hesitation to anyone looking for exceptional Italian food and first-class service.

millie Brilliant first experience here, lovely food and atmosphere! Polly our server was really friendly and attentive, as were the rest of the staff members!

Claire Sargison We went here this afternoon with our small dog and loved it! The atmosphere was lovely, really nice decor, staff were all friendly. We really enjoyed the toasted cinnamon brioche and our coffees, we will definitely go back next time we’re in Whitstable.

Frickey Paula “Paula florist” Eaten here many times it never disappoints Looking forward to next time x

Glyn Pettit Love this Spoons the decor is fantastic and no expense spared on the interior design of this former picture house. Named after Peter Cushing the film actor who for a time lived close by in Whitstable.