Reviews on European food in Folkestone, England, United Kingdom. Folkestone (/ˈfoʊkstən/ FOHK-stən) is a port town on the English Channel, in Kent, south-east England. The town lies on the southern edge of the North Downs at a valley between two cliffs. It was an important harbour and shipping port for most of the 19th and 20th centuries.
Things to do in Folkestone
5 based on 38 reviews
Fresh food, lovely bubble and squeak. Fresh toms and mushrooms. £6 great value and clean bathroom. Recommended.
4 based on 96 reviews
First trip to sandgate, thought weâd drive out for brunch and came across this establishment. What a lovely warm, friendly place, chilled whilst drinking our coffees and enjoy the Spanish cuisine. Would recommend to all, great place to relax.
4 based on 622 reviews
Blooms is a contemporary, modern restaurant with a theatre style kitchen serving good quality Mediterranean food. All of our dishes are freshly prepared on site and range from locally sourced fish, grilled meats and salads to pizzas, pastas, risottos and
Just passing through and found this place. Dog friendly which was important this time. Nice decor and nice choice of food. Staff were attentive and recommended a lovely beer âBoon Doggleâ. Food was perfect and good value. Outside surrounding are a bit stark but this is a little oasis.
4 based on 2799 reviews
Cantilevered over Folkestone Harbour with panoramic floor to ceiling views out over the English channel. The heart and soul of Rocksalt are our menus, served in both the stunning restaurant area and the bar on the first floor, both of which are complete w
We were looking for a special place to go to celebrate our 20 year anniversary. Rocksalt did not disappoint. The food was amazing, we shared oysters to start then king prawns and I had venison which was cooked to perfection. We finished with a chocolate desert which was absolutely superb. The location is amazing overlooking the harbour and we were kept entertained by the seagulls. Although the restaurant was busy, the service was so good that we felt that we were the only ones there. The staff were attentive and very professional and they clearly loved working there. Rocksalt - youâve got everything so right. Thank you for a wonderful and memorable lunch, weâll definitely be back soon.Many thanks for your lovely review, we will pass your comments on to the team and we sincerely hope to see you again soon!The Rocksalt Team
4 based on 338 reviews
We visited for my birthday on a really wet and windy night (in August)! The restaurant was quiet and we were promptly served table water and our drinks. The menu was plentiful but we both fancied the pork belly. It was honestly one of the best Iâve tried. The dish was not overbearing and there was also plenty of veg. Service was friendly and the meal was fairly priced. We will definitely return.
4 based on 79 reviews
Like previous reviewers, we've visited Sotirios in its various guises but Sunday lunch was only good. Plenty of veg, meat was ok Roast pots were hard. Unfortunately it was noisy, seats too high (still, as it was in Paul's day) and the plates needed to be hotter.Perhaps the restaurant was too full as desserts came out wrong and more upsetting we were charged twice for some of them.As it was a family do we probably won't return.
4 based on 325 reviews
Django's Is A Busy Bijou Cafe Bar With A Gorgeous Sun Trapped Terrace "in The Warmer Months" Serving English European "with Some Asian Thrown In" Dishes Seven Days A Week - And Undoubtedly The Best And Most Talked About Breakfast In Town - We Can Be Found
My sister & I had lunch there a few days ago. Very enjoyable. Pleasant service & a good selection of food (from sandwiches & pizzas, to cooked meals). She had a large avocado & Brie salad; I had a huge bowl of chili beef & beans topped with masses of cheese (& packed a spicy punch). Sister finished with a waffle, baked banana, ice cream & cream. We were FULL. Definitely a place to return to. Lovely basement section with comfortable squishy leather seats - would be perfect on a cold winterâs day
4 based on 614 reviews
Our dishes are made from traditional, classic recipes and many of our ingredients are sourced from Spain. The specials will change with the availability of seasonal local and Spanish produce. Prices range from £2 to £8. Tapas are a wonderfully sociable wa
Spanish tapas dishes. Nice food. Not a huge menu but should be enough variety for most people. Friendly service and nice ambience. Reasonable price.
4 based on 354 reviews
Welcome to Earls Restaurant, one of Folkestone's best kept secrets and leading eateries. Nestled in the beautiful West End of Folkestone, Earls is renowned for its relaxed and welcoming atmosphere, friendly team, great value for money and above all, its d
I booked a lunch table at Earl's for 6 people, to celebrate my mum's birthday.The food was extremely good, especially notable were the starters and main courses which were very accomplished and nicely presented. My main course, confit of duck with roast potatoes and green beans was delicious!Special Note: It is really good to to see a restaurant that is not shying away from pushing "the best of English" wine and sparkling wine on its wine list.If I had to write a negative, then I'd say that while the desserts are more than OK, they were, in my opinion, not quite of the same standard as the starter and main courses - the Key Lime pie was a tad synthetic/overly creamy......If you are in the region, it is well worth a visit.
Elegant sea facing cocktail bar with patio and alfresco seating. Heated Patio, Hot New Menu, Chilled out Service and a laid back View-we are the destination for you.
Very good service here in a pleasantly updated building. We did find the lighting in the bar a little too bright. However, the service made up for it. Zakinah, the cocktail lady behind the bar was outstanding. Very nice service. Thank you.
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