Howards Kitchen - (Near Kent, london)

5 /5 Jennifer Parker: Sensational! Quality ingredients, cooked well. We had lunch, lovely quiche, chicken and mushroom pie and the side salad is a selection of home made delicious salads - not the usual few lettuce leaves and tomatoes. Will be back!

4 /5 Paul McCullock: Very enjoyable meal. The staff were extremely friendly and helpful. The carpark over the road is very convenient. Free disabled parking.

1 /5 Julie: I had the misfortune to eat here today. It is homemade food but its all precooked and reheated. The green beans looked completely nuked, the salmon fish cake had next to no salmon in it, and was also pre cooked! The coffee was lovely. Over priced for what it was. It really wasnt a pleasant gastronomic experience. I wont be visiting again...

5 /5 T R3lf: Stopped in here by chance as we were visiting Whitstable for a football match. We walked along the highstreet looking for somewhere we could just get a traditional breakfast and a cup of tea. Howards is just off the main road and could easily be missed. Inside the staff were very friendly and polite. Table service here which is nice. We ordered bacon sandwiches and a full English in a Sandwhich. It all came promptly piping hot and everything was quality ingredients and cooked perfectly. All in all a very good experience. If you want somewhere that serves traditional English breakfasts but also sits well at home on Whitstable high street then this this is the place. We will be returning. The ladys that served us should be fully commended by the owners for the style in which they treat customers and their attitudes to their work.

5 /5 Rob: Visited here on a Friday Morning as I was working outside, looks kind of a quirky place to have a cafe within, however do not let that put you off I had the full breakfast and it’s probably the best breakfast I’ve had this year by a country mile £12.50 and that’s with a tea not overly massive but it’s delicious none of that deep fried rubbish like other cafes do. Plenty of seating inside and out the back part also there is an upstairs, it’s like a tardis there. The two ladies were very polite and friendly. Its just situated down from the bakery on the high street definitely worth a visit if your in the area. Wheelchair accessible is a no go in my opinion however each to their own. There’s a car park opposite but apparently it’s expensive.