Mid Kent Shopping Centre
Unit 16,
Mid Kent Shopping Centre 01622 756056
Visit our friendly charity shop for a wide range of:
Gifts & Cards
Book; Clothing; Bric a brac; Videos & Cd’d & Small Furniture Items
Donations and volunteers always greatly appreciated.
Sandra Chadwick and her team will offer you a warm welcome at Aunt Sally’s Kitchen in Allington. Whether you are looking for breakfast, lunch or afternoon tea Aunt Sallys, has something for everyone. Where possible, all food is sourced locally and the majority of it is homemade. Even the baristas have been trained by Roasted of Brighton. The Kitchen
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prides itself in offering excellent customer service. So feel free to pop in and try out what Aunt sallys has to offer.
Hospice of Hope is the leading palliative care charity in south eastern Europe. We think everyone deserves the best possible care at the end of life. To date, 15,000 patients have received care, 30,000 family members have been supported and there have been 12,000 attendances at training sessions in Romania. To help us help others, please keep donating.
AUNT SALLY’S KITCHEN Family Run Cafe - Mid Kent Shopping Centre - Allington
COME and visit our friendly family run cafe. Serving good quality
home cooked food in comfortable surroundings
We pride ourselves on using locally sourced food including Rickwoods of Bearsted.
We offer a full range of breakfasts, light lunches, home cooked hot meals, homemade cakes, snacks and much more.
To top it all our customer service is second to none.
- Free Wifi
- Take Away Service Available - Outside Catering
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FREE PARKING Maidstone Town July 2014
Childrens Menu Now available
Choose from a selection of favourite hot meals
£3.50
Daily Specials Traditional favorites • Liver & Bacon • Steak & Kidney Pie • Bubble & Squeak
• Homemade Steak & Dumplings Speciality of the Week
homemade bread pudding Homemade Soup of the Day
Opening Times Mon - Fri 8am - 4pm
Sat 8am - 4pm Sun 9am - 1pm 01622 297271
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