Famous for the revived Dreamland, Turner Gallery and quirky vintage shops, Margate is filled with great places to explore and eat. I've given you a mini review of my top picks below.
GB Pizza- This place has started to become quite well known, and they are famous for their crispy based pizzas. The decor in this place is great, and I'll definitely design my future home with a similar look! Try the anchovy and chilli, pear and gorgonzola, or the new specials. Their ingredients are all sourced from local suppliers, which is always a good thing!
Roost- I visited this restaurant to celebrate receiving my A-level results a few years ago, and had simple, tasty roast chicken and chips, but their menu appears to have evolved a lot since then! Now there is seaweed, squid and various other seafood options to choose from, too.
Old Kent Market - Converted and restored from a Cinema from 1911, this indoor market is home to several stalls, from art to clothing and food. Fresh fruit, Asian buns and American street food served on an open top bus - expect the unexpected here!
The Ambrette - This place is unique with Indian-inspired menus. We've visited for various tasting evenings and have loved the creativity and international influences on the dishes. It's received Michelin stars and is definitely worth a visit.
Hantverk & Found - They host several supper clubs here, and I took my mum to a plant-based one for her birthday last year, which we enjoyed. They specialise in seafood: platters, and main dishes. Healthy and tasty.
Bottega Caruso - I've not been here yet, but I've been inside a few times and it smells incredible. The produce is a combination of locally sourced ingredients, and imported items from Southern Italy. You can buy fresh pasta and wine from their shop and I'd love to try out their lessons and workshops, too.
I hope you enjoyed this series, and that you'll give some of these places a go! Please share any of your suggestions as I'm always up for trying new restaurants and cafes.
GB Pizza- This place has started to become quite well known, and they are famous for their crispy based pizzas. The decor in this place is great, and I'll definitely design my future home with a similar look! Try the anchovy and chilli, pear and gorgonzola, or the new specials. Their ingredients are all sourced from local suppliers, which is always a good thing!
Roost- I visited this restaurant to celebrate receiving my A-level results a few years ago, and had simple, tasty roast chicken and chips, but their menu appears to have evolved a lot since then! Now there is seaweed, squid and various other seafood options to choose from, too.
Old Kent Market - Converted and restored from a Cinema from 1911, this indoor market is home to several stalls, from art to clothing and food. Fresh fruit, Asian buns and American street food served on an open top bus - expect the unexpected here!
The Ambrette - This place is unique with Indian-inspired menus. We've visited for various tasting evenings and have loved the creativity and international influences on the dishes. It's received Michelin stars and is definitely worth a visit.
Hantverk & Found - They host several supper clubs here, and I took my mum to a plant-based one for her birthday last year, which we enjoyed. They specialise in seafood: platters, and main dishes. Healthy and tasty.
Bottega Caruso - I've not been here yet, but I've been inside a few times and it smells incredible. The produce is a combination of locally sourced ingredients, and imported items from Southern Italy. You can buy fresh pasta and wine from their shop and I'd love to try out their lessons and workshops, too.
I hope you enjoyed this series, and that you'll give some of these places a go! Please share any of your suggestions as I'm always up for trying new restaurants and cafes.
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