insideKENT Magazine Issue 78 - September 2018 | Page 60

FOOD+DRINK
IT’S TIME FOR Tea
& Cake! cont.
Bertie’s of Saltwood
Bertie’s of Saltwood // Hythe Where Memories Meet // Wateringbury
Although Bertie’s of Saltwood has only been open since March this
year, it has already become a firm favourite and permanent fixture in
the area where locals and visitors alike can enjoy all manner of excellent
delicacies at affordable prices.
The Green, Saltwood, Hythe CT21 4PS
www.facebook.com/bertiesofsaltwood This tearoom is set in an antiques shop, so if that’s your thing then this
will be the ideal location for you to enjoy some tea and cake. Even if
you’re not into antiques, Where Memories Meet is interesting and
different enough to still work for you; it even has its own spring-fed
well!
188 Tonbridge Road, Wateringbury ME18 5NS
www.wherememoriesmeet.com
The Daily Grind // Ramsgate
There are many different tea infusions to try at The Daily Grind, so if
you’re looking for something special, this is the place to go. There is
cake too, of course, and it goes perfectly with your hot beverage, no
matter what kind you pick.
11 Harbour Street, Ramsgate CT11 8HA
www.facebook.com/The-Daily-Grind-Cafe-585550971528461
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Fleur De The // Rochester
Homemade cakes and pastries, traditional teas and specialty coffees
are what makes Fleur de The such a hotspot for people of all ages. Relax
on Rochester’s pretty high street in the care of a great tearoom.
134 High Street, Rochester ME1 1JT
www.fleurdethe.co.uk
Browns of Bexley // Bexley Tea At Hilltop // East Malling
Great food, great service, a gorgeous location and fabulous interior,
Browns is a lovely place to take the weight off your feet and indulge in
something tempting and tasty. That something could well be one of
the many cakes that are made onsite, and you can even eat them in
the pretty courtyard outside.
2 Bourne Road, Bexley DA5 1LD
www.brownsofbexley.co.uk It was in the post-war period that the current owner’s father bought
Hilltop Farm, and it has always been a place that welcomed strangers,
gave them somewhere to stay and something good to eat. Not much
has changed over the last few decades, except now there is a dedicated
café on the site to keep visitors fed and watered.
Hilltop Farm, The Heath, East Malling ME19 6JL
www.tea-at-hilltop.co.uk
The Moat Tea Rooms // Canterbury Corby’s Tea Rooms // Ramsgate
The building that houses the Moat Tea Rooms is impressive in itself –
half timbered and dating back many centuries. Within that, you have
a cosy, friendly tearoom serving green, black and oolong teas as well
as plenty of homebaked goodness.
67 Burgate, Canterbury CT1 2HJ
www.moattearooms.co.uk Situated just a few metres from the Royal Harbour in Ramsgate, Corby’s
Tea Rooms already has a great location going for it. But it also has some
wonderful cakes and other treats, and a choice of different teas. For
tea and cake with a view and some super friendly service, this little
tearoom is a good choice. And if you’re feeling as though you would
rather indulge at home, that’s not a problem; Corby’s offers a takeaway
service too.
18-20 York Street, Ramsgate CT11 9DN
www.corbystearooms.co.uk