Food/Drink South East

Like the other regions of the UK, the south east has their own list of delicacies that they claim to have invented and will proudly serve from market stalls, and in disabled friendly cafes, restaurants and takeaways all across the region.

You’ll be aware of the various delicacies from London, the East End having produced such classics as jellied eels, whelks, cockles and other sea food, which you can still sample from stalls and specialist eateries when visiting not just the capital, but also resorts on the coast. Fish and chips are also said to have come out of London after being introduced by European dock workers back in the day! You can pick up fish and chips pretty much anywhere, but proper East End fish and chips are always the best kind! If you’re in London you’ll find plenty of specialist food shops, catering for a whole host of diets, as well as novelty pop up places like the Cereal Killer Café which serves, you’ve guessed it, just cereal. One meal you definitely have to grab is proper London pie and mash with liquor which you can follow up with a Chelsea bun or two! Click here to see what accessible eateries are available.

Cheese lovers will want to visit Cambridgeshire, the home of Stilton cheese. For anyone who wants the best of both worlds, go to Bedfordshire for a traditional clanger, these are like pasties and pies all in one, with a savoury end and a sweet one! Sussex is said to be the birthplace of Banoffee pie and Granny Smith apples and the south east also lays claim to Pimms and another popular sweet treat, Maids of Honour tarts, little puff pastry dishes filled with cheese curds, jam, almonds or nutmeg!

As well as these regional dishes, you’ll find a whole host of cuisines, it is a very diverse area and the restaurants and cafes will have menus that reflect this, you’ll find dishes from around the world, fusion restaurants and just about everything else that you can think of! Places like London and Brighton are havens for anyone with a vegan diet, while Kent is a great place for beer lovers as hops are grown, picked and turned into drinks to this day.

Wherever you choose to stay in the south east, you’ll be spoilt for choice when it comes to picking somewhere to go for a meal. Whether you are looking for high-quality, award-winning a la carte restaurants with wheelchair access, comfy cafes that are autism friendly or a market stall, you’ll find them in abundance. There are regular farmers’ markets as well as fish markets and fruit and veg stalls that sell locally grown and caught produce and many of the region’s eateries, accessible hotels and bed and breakfast properties use local ingredients in their menus.

Many of the eateries around the south east pride themselves on how inclusive and accessible they are, with adjustable lighting, plenty of leg room, adaptable menus, large tables and some of them welcoming service animals, you’ll be well catered for.

Staying in the cities will also mean that takeaways and delivery services are much more frequent, so if you fancy spending a night lying around your accommodation eating, that’s an option for you too!

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Wroxham Barns Restaurant

Address

Wroxham Barns, Tunstead Road, Hoveton, Norfolk, NR12 8QU

Telephone
01603 783762

ianrussell@wroxhambarns.co.uk

Hoveton

Award-winning restaurant serving locally-sourced, home-made and wholesome food. Table service restaurant offering full menu and seasonal specials. Don't miss our cake cabinet and famous scones. Fun menu for kids. Coffee Shop also on-site.

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St Crispin Inn

Address

The Street, Worth, Deal, Kent, CT14 0DF

Telephone
01304 612081

info@stcrispininn.com

Deal

A beautiful traditional 15th Century pub serving real ales as a member of CAMRA and homecooked food. Large marquee for hire and 6 bed and breakfast rooms available.

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The Foundry Brew Pub

Address

White Horse Lane, Canterbury, CT1 2RU

Telephone
01227 458599

manager@thefoundrycanterbury.co.uk

Canterbury

Restaurant & traditional microbrewery situated in part of an old foundry in the heart of the city. Brewery on display behind a glass wall will provide a range of modern fresh cask conditioned ales, available to try in the restaurant.

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The Little Angel Pub

Address

The Little Angel Pub, Remenham Lane, Remenham, Henley-On-Thames, Oxfordshire, RG9 2LS

Telephone
01491 411008

enquiries@thelittleangel.co.uk

Remenham, Henley-On-Thames

Large, beautifully designed, large bar, extensive eating areas, large gardem, perfectly located near Henley & river. A must for Regatta and other main events. Best food in the area. Best staff & most flexible for our customers.

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Creake Abbey Cafe & Food Hall

Address

North Creake, Fakenham, Norfolk, NR21 9LF

Telephone
01328 730399

bookings@creakeabbeycafe.com

Fakenham

Our Food Hall includes a fine Butchery, Cheese counter with speciality cheeses from Norfolk, home made meals and goodies from our kitchen.

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Casa Ciro

Address

30 Marine Parade, Worthing, West Sussex, BN11 3PT

Telephone
+44 (0)1903 239090

casa_ciro@btconnect.com

Worthing

Italian - Mediterranean cuisine in a great location on Marine Parade with an upper floor overlooking the seafront and Pavilion Theatre.

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Albarino Tapas Restaurant and Bar

Address

29 Albion Street, Broadstairs, Kent, CT10 1LX

Telephone
01843 600991

sldray@live.com

Broadstairs

Albarino Tapas brings a slice of Spain to Broadstairs. Authentic Spanish cookery, enjoyed with a stunning view over Viking Bay

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Cafe Aloha

Address

11 The Square, Westway Shopping Centre, Oxford, Oxon, OX2 9LH

bookings@cafealoha.co.uk

Oxford

Traditional and stylish decour provides a mixture of sophisticated ambience combined with the fantastic food and friendly staff, makes for a great breakfast, lunch or evening out.

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McDonald's Westwood Drive Thru

Address

Margate Road, Broadstairs, Kent, CT10 2QG

Telephone
01843 865852

0725@uk.mcd.com

Broadstairs

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McDonald's Margate

Address

95-97 High Street, Margate, Kent, CT9 1JT

Telephone
01843 294689

00108@uk.mcd.com

Margate

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The Orangery

Address

21-27 Eastern Esplanade, Cliftonville, Margate, Kent, CT9 2HL

Telephone
01843 222310

info@orangeryrestaurant.co.uk

Margate

With stunning, polished marble floors, soaring 12 foot windows and sea view balcony, we believe The Orangery restaurant is the finest dining venue in Thanet. Open for lunch, a la carte evening meal, Sunday carvery and all special occasions.

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Magoos

Address

22 Hart Street, Henley-On-Thames, Oxfordshire, RG9 2AU

Telephone
01491 574595

magoosz@btinternet.com

Henley-On-Thames

A family run bar that offers home-baking and light lunches during the day, with an exceptional garden. By night fine wines, cocktails and great music.
Live music Thursday & Sunday 10pm-Midnight.

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The Brasserie on the Bay

Address

Prince's Golf Club, Sandwich Bay, Sandwich, Kent, CT13 9QB

Telephone
01304 611118

reservations@thelodgeatprinces.co.uk

Sandwich

The Brasserie on the Bay has the capacity for up to 60 people. It offers A La Carte Menu, Set Menu and Bar Snacks.

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McDonald's Minster Drive Thru

Address

Tothill Street, Minster, Ramsgate, Kent, CT12 4AY

Telephone
01843 822388

01379@uk.mcd.com

Ramsgate

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McDonald's Ramsgate

Address

13B King Street, Ramsgate, Kent, CT11 8NN

Telephone
01843 584336

0261@uk.mcd.com

Ramsgate

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Hythe Bay Seafood Restaurant at Dover

Address

The Esplanade, Dover, Kent, CT17 9FS

Telephone
01304 207740

dover@hythebay.co.uk

Dover

This seafront restaurant serves fresh, seasonal, local fish dishes as well as meat and vegetarian options with a children's menu. Open all day for morning coffee, lunch and dinner. Al fresco dining available with panoramic sea views.

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Mirch Masala

Address

Mirch Masala, 137 - 139 Cowley Road, Oxford, OX4 1HU

Telephone
01865 728581

mirchmasalaoxford@hotmail.com

Oxford

Modern, light airy & spacious restaurant with original paintings depicting Indian culture and the Oxford colleges.

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