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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


FREE PARKING


Opening Times Mon - Fri 8am - 4pm Sat 8am - 4pm Sun 9am - 1pm


01622 297271


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Now taking bookings for Christmas lunches, offering a traditional home cooked meal of Roast Turkey and all the trimmings. Why not try some of our classic home cooked lunches, specialities include steak and kidney pudding, liver and bacon or gammon steak.


An ideal venue for family gatherings.


Please call the café direct on 01622 297271 to book.


01622 750 474


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+ Carpets + Rugs + Seagrass + Sisal + Leather + Upholstery


The big plus with Host dry cleaning system: + deep cleans carpets + dry and ready to use + no need to remove furniture + no stretching + great solution for asthma sufferers + pet safe + environmentally green


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