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The Ambrette
Looking for the perfect place for a touch of luxury? Then look no further than The Ambrette. Located in Beer Cart Lane, The Ambrette boasts a central location close to the Cathedral, making it an excellent choice for those looking for a tasty meal during their adventures around the city.
This quality family restaurant offers diners a seasonal menu that uses locally sourced and sustainable ingredients. For the more exotic ingredients that cannot be found locally, the team follow strict guidelines to ensure that these components are bought from suppliers sympathetic to the planet - better for the planet, better on the plate.
These seasonal ingredients mean that the Indian-inspired menu changes quarterly, so make sure you visit throughout the year to try all that The Ambrette has to offer.
The Kitch Café
We know how important it is to have a good breakfast to start the day – and a good breakfast doesn’t have to be boring. Kitch offers delicious, fresh, homemade food, all made from natural and whole grain, seasonal ingredients. It’s the use of seasonal ingredients that mean the menu changes frequently, so you’re sure to find a great range of tasty treats whenever you visit.
The amazing menu helped Kitch win best breakfast and best brunch in Canterbury as well as across Kent on a number of occasions, and it’s easy to see why. Don’t have time for breakfast? Stop by for a veggie juice, superfood smoothie, or reviving coffee, or why not have a slice of homemade cake?
With every dietary requirement catered for including vegan, dairy-free, gluten-free, sugar- free, and meat eaters, everyone can enjoy a trip to Kitch. If you’re going at the weekend then be aware that the cafe gets busy - but it’s worth the wait. See their Instagram at @emshealthyKitch to get those gastric juices flowing.
Kitch is easy to find and is located in the High Street.
Chapman’s Seafood Bar
& Brasserie
Chapman’s is a firm favourite with Canterbury foodies seeking their favourite fish dish, so it’s easy to see why this seafood restaurant made it into our list of places to eat in the city. Chapman’s in St Dunstan’s offers diners a place to enjoy good food and great customer service. With a reputation for using best quality fresh fish, the menu at Chapman’s offers a selection of favourites, from oysters and salmon to shellfish stew and classic battered fish with hand cut chips.
Visit on a Wednesday evening to make the most of their ‘all the mussels you can eat’ night, or on a Monday between 6pm - 8pm enjoy Chapman’s early bird offers, including a main course and a small glass of house wine or a beer for less than £10.
Fish is good for the brain, so surely it’s a worthy investment?
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