RESTAURANT GUIDE 023


Just opened in Palace Street next door to the


“wonky door” Book Shop


SET IN THE PICTURESQUE HAMLET OF MONKS HORTON, NEAR SELLINDGE t: 01303 812182 e: info@theblackhorse.uk.com


• Italian specialities and local produce • Sunday Carvery • Local Ales • Ample car parking • Personalised catering for functions, parties and special occasions


Fiddling Lane, Monks Horton, TN25 6AP www.theblackhorse.uk.com KATHTON HOUSE


NO ORDINARY RESTAURANT NO ORDINARY FOOD


Kathton House is an English fi ne dining restaurant serving locally produced food in elegant surroundings. The bright & classy interior is complimented by tasteful decor, and a wonderful cottage garden for those warmer days. The menu off ers a selection of modern English & European dishes, and changes every four weeks for dinner and every week for lunch service.


Our new tasting menu is now available to see on our website.


www.kathtonhouse.com | 01227 719999 6 High Street, Sturry, Canterbury, Kent, CT2 0BD


OPENING TIMES Monday: Closed | Tuesday – Saturday: Lunch 12pm – 2pm (Last orders) Dinner 7pm – 9pm (Last orders) | Sunday: Lunch only 12pm – 4pm (Last orders)


4 St Margaret’s Street, Canterbury CT1 2TP 01227 634419


Loyalty Card with Hot Drinks Homemade Cakes and Light Snacks Selection of Sandwiches, Paninis Daily Soups Free Wi-Fi


Pop in for perfect cup of coffee & Turkish Café Experience


21, The Borough, Canterbury, CT1 2DR


• Independent Coffee Roasters, different origins for home


• Relax on our sofas & Takeaway • Home brew Equipment • Free Wi-fi


• Homemade snacks


• Loyalty cards now with coffee beans/ground and drinks


• Homemade savoury snacks now available • Freshly made organic sourdough foccacias


/MicroRoastery @microroastery


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