Food recommendations
Food Scene
Great for breakfast - advisable to book at weekends. Opens early for coffee and keen dog walkers and runs a handy little shop for any bits and pieces you might need for the weekend.https://www.facebook.com/windycornerstoresandcafe/
52 locals recommend
Windy Corner Stores & Cafe
110 Nelson RdGreat for breakfast - advisable to book at weekends. Opens early for coffee and keen dog walkers and runs a handy little shop for any bits and pieces you might need for the weekend.https://www.facebook.com/windycornerstoresandcafe/
Runs a breakfast, lunch and evening meal. Highly recommend the kedgeree on the brunch menu. Advisable to book at the weekends - there is a very easy to use on-line booking systemhttps://www.samphirewhitstable.co.uk
96 locals recommend
Samphire
4 High StRuns a breakfast, lunch and evening meal. Highly recommend the kedgeree on the brunch menu. Advisable to book at the weekends - there is a very easy to use on-line booking systemhttps://www.samphirewhitstable.co.uk
JoJo's has gone from strength to strength over the years, which means it is now hard to get a table. Fortunately there is a walk-in tapas bar at the front of the restaurant. Situated a brisk 20 min walk from Whitstable harbour with good sea viewshttps://www.facebook.com/restaurantjojos
83 locals recommend
Jojos
2 Herne Bay RdJoJo's has gone from strength to strength over the years, which means it is now hard to get a table. Fortunately there is a walk-in tapas bar at the front of the restaurant. Situated a brisk 20 min walk from Whitstable harbour with good sea viewshttps://www.facebook.com/restaurantjojos
As famous as Whitstable itself - read the history in the book 'Oyster Seekers' on our book shelf. You need to book well in advance. No alcohol licence, so take your own wine. There are also a few seats at the bar at the front of the restaurant where you can or walk in (they may also take booking if it is really busy). Or try the take-away service http://www.wheelersoysterbar.com/
127 locals recommend
Wheelers Oyster Bar
8 High StAs famous as Whitstable itself - read the history in the book 'Oyster Seekers' on our book shelf. You need to book well in advance. No alcohol licence, so take your own wine. There are also a few seats at the bar at the front of the restaurant where you can or walk in (they may also take booking if it is really busy). Or try the take-away service http://www.wheelersoysterbar.com/
Arguably the best coffee in Whitstable and it is literally on the doorstep. Enjoy.
22 locals recommend
Blueprint Coffee
4 Oxford StArguably the best coffee in Whitstable and it is literally on the doorstep. Enjoy.
Grain & Hearth Bakery
52 Oxford StGreat place for coffee and breakfast pastries
The Cheese Box
60 Harbour StSelling cheeses from around the UK.
It may look like a fairly standard pub from the outside but it is regularly voted as one of Britain's top restaurants. There is a six month waiting list at the weekends but if you want to see what all the fuss is about, you can buy a pint and marvel at the menu...... then book another trip!
88 locals recommend
Sportsman
Faversham RoadIt may look like a fairly standard pub from the outside but it is regularly voted as one of Britain's top restaurants. There is a six month waiting list at the weekends but if you want to see what all the fuss is about, you can buy a pint and marvel at the menu...... then book another trip!
Nomad Pizza Whitstable
76 High StWe think this is the best pizza restaurant in Whitstable
V C Jones
25 Harbour StRegularly voted one of the UK's top fish and chip restaurants,
Old Neptune
Island WallThe famous pub on the beach. Also serves food
Highly recommended by previous guests. It’s on Oxford Street very near the cottage
25 locals recommend
East Kent
72 Oxford StHighly recommended by previous guests. It’s on Oxford Street very near the cottage