Canterbury. 23 entries mapped.
Visitors praise the delicious savoury food and great coffee, though some cakes are reported to be hard and tasteless. A wonderful, welcoming environment that successfully evokes a genuine Greek feeling. The staff are described as friendly, helpful, and provide quick service. Certain fruit-shaped cakes have been heavily criticised for being frozen hard and tasteless.
Amalis Caffe, 23 Lower Bridge St, Canterbury CT1 2LG
Expect an excellent drink selection spanning fresh cocktails, varied beers including gluten-free options, and highly praised food. The quirky, unique decor and spacious seating foster a comfortable, unpretentious, and relaxing vibe. Staff are consistently described as friendly and welcoming.
3 Oxford St, Whitstable CT5 1DB
Patrons enthusiastically call it the best coffee in town. A lively newcomer to the neighbourhood offering a great spot to relax. Staff are welcoming and help foster a positive local vibe.
25-26 Oaten Hill, Canterbury CT1 3HZ
Coffee quality is mixed, with praise for the matcha but complaints about weak flat whites and hard cookies. The self-service environment can be marred by annoyingly loud, bass-heavy music. Service experiences vary from highly complimentary for specific baristas to impersonal self-service formats. Loud background music and inconsistent drink and food quality detract from the experience.
23 High St, Canterbury CT1 2AY
Drinks are well-crafted with delicious flavours and tapioca pearls that have a perfect bouncy texture. A casual and friendly spot to grab a massive, refreshing bubble tea. The servers are noted as super sweet, sociable, and skilled at making the drinks.
14-16 Parade, Canterbury CT1 2SH
The cafe serves great coffee, nice food, and brilliant homemade cakes. A cute, cosy, and peaceful vibe situated in a picturesque part of Canterbury. Staff are highlighted as really friendly and provide brilliant service.
43 Burgate, Canterbury CT1 2HW
While some highly recommend the breakfast bowl and coffee, others find the pastries taste like supermarket items. Offers a French branding vibe, enhanced by lovely storefront seats. Service experiences are sharply divided, with specific reports of awful, rude, and ungrateful behaviour from staff. Multiple patrons have encountered extremely rude service.
41 St Peter's St, Canterbury CT1 2BG
The food and drinks, including perfectly cooked jacket potatoes and butterscotch lattes, are consistently praised. A clean, casual cafe environment that appeals for weekend visits. While the staff can be friendly, multiple guests report dismal, slow service and poor communication regarding unavailable items. Service can be frustratingly slow, with long waits just to place an order or find out items are unavailable.
35 St Margaret's St, Canterbury CT1 2TG
The food and coffee are delicious, fresh, and well presented. A perfect atmosphere with a convenient parking area makes it an easy choice. The lovely staff add to the highly recommended lunch experience.
302 Wincheap, Canterbury CT1 3TY
The cafe produces varied food and drinks to a very high standard, with the soup of the day being a highlight. An absolutely incredible environment populated by a variety of friendly, cuddly cats. Staff are generally lovely and helpful, though an isolated report mentions being completely ignored upon entry.
8 Mercery Ln, Canterbury CT1 2JJ
Patrons enjoy a lovely range of cakes, savoury food, and particularly rich, delicious hot chocolates and mochas. The coffee shop boasts a beautiful, warm, and cosy environment perfect for a quiet treat or working. Service is generally friendly, though there are isolated reports of wait times and dismissive staff. Finding parking nearby can be challenging during busy times.
6 High St, Sturry, Canterbury CT2 0BD
The cafe serves good, reasonably priced food and delicious cakes, including numerous vegan and vegetarian options. A nice, friendly atmosphere in a lovely little cafe with a charitable cause. Service is very quick and highly attentive. A customer noted hygiene concerns regarding kitchen staff with untied, uncovered long hair.
9 Castle St, Canterbury CT1 2QF
While some enjoy the matcha, multiple reviewers report receiving lukewarm drinks that fail to meet premium price expectations. The interior offers a dark, moody, and cosy feel, complemented by good music and a great outside seating area. Experiences with the staff are mixed, with some noting quick and friendly service and others experiencing rude responses when requesting regular cups instead of takeaway ones. Drinks are exclusively served in takeaway cups, and they are sometimes served lukewarm.
27 High St, Canterbury CT1 2AZ
Local Chapel Down wines and bubbly feature on an extensive list alongside coffee. This high street spot offers a relaxed vibe with high stools for watching the world go by. The welcoming setup makes it an ideal choice for a casual pre-dinner drink.
28-30 St Peter's St, Canterbury CT1 2BL
The coffee is reliably good, though the food offerings are viewed as fine rather than exceptional. Its prime location right next to the Cathedral entrance means tables fill up quickly. Staff operate with efficient professionalism, but some feel they lack a warm, friendly touch. Food fails to match the high expectations set by reviews, and staff interactions can feel strictly transactional.
17 Sun St, Canterbury CT1 2HX
Consistently delicious coffee is the highlight here, with the mocha receiving special praise. The academy provides a welcoming and pleasant environment for a quick coffee break. Friendly and lovely staff ensure that visitors feel well looked after.
Knight Ave, Canterbury CT2 8QA
Patrons enjoy well-prepared coffees alongside satisfying food options like eggs benedict and cakes. The cafe provides a consistently kind and relaxed environment for families and casual visits. The team is praised for always being friendly and accommodating.
5a Rose Ln, Canterbury CT1 2SJ
The food is excellent and considered worth every penny, complemented by good drinks. This historic, cozy pub in the back streets features preserved original decor and a calm, relaxing atmosphere without loud noise or loose dogs. Staff are consistently brilliant, friendly, and maintain a clean environment.
1-9 Church Ln, St Radigunds St, Canterbury CT1 2AG
The menu offers tasty lunch options like falafel salad and buttermilk chicken, paired with solid flat whites. A pleasant independent coffee shop ideal for supporting local business. The team provides a welcoming experience for a casual bite and coffee.
Unit 10-11 Marlowe Arcade, Canterbury CT1 2TJ
Excellent tea, well-made barista coffee, and delicious fruit scones and cakes stand out. This cozy cafe offers a welcoming environment for enjoying quality hot drinks and baked goods. Friendly staff ensure a proper cafe experience.
3-4 Sun St, Canterbury CT1 2HX
Freshly cooked, very tasty food is served with plenty of choices across the menu. Conveniently located just outside the town centre with nearby parking, this cafe offers a straightforward, bustling vibe. Affordable prices and service with a smile make it a reliable favorite.
12 North Ln, Canterbury CT2 7EB
While many praise the unique and tasty brunch offerings, there are isolated but severe complaints regarding undercooked meat. This cute, dog-friendly brunch spot boasts a bustling ambiance with lovely city views from its outdoor seating. The proactive floor staff manage busy periods well, ensuring timely food delivery even when wait times apply. There is highly concerning feedback regarding undercooked food that resulted in illness.
16 St. Dunstans St, Canterbury CT2 8AF
The menu offers appealing vegan choices, loose-leaf tea, and luxurious toasties, though some find the coffee itself disappointing and overpriced. It is a beautiful, independent, and quiet cafe featuring an adorable layout and a nice garden. Service is generally friendly, but can occasionally be quite slow. Service can be slow, and a few patrons feel the coffee is overpriced and subpar in taste.
53 Northgate, Canterbury CT1 1BE