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Restaurants
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Macknade Fine Foods
With a new deck area to eat out in the sunshine and a big birthday bash (you're invited by the way) to celebrate 40 years of delicious fine foods in Faversham this award winning restaurant and deli is well worth a visit...
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Eat out: Draper’s Arms
Artisan bakery, coffee house and pub in the heart of medieval Canterbury. It's recently changed hands so in the name of research, Muddy went to try it out...
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Eat Out: The Leicester Arms Hotel, Penshurst
Loved by locals, Sunday lunchers, cyclists, dog walkers, history lovers, over-nighters and families alike (especially in the summer when both adults and kiddies can enjoy this gorgeous beer garden). Let us tell you about the perfect place for day-tripping...
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Eat out: Powder & Magazine
Muddy tries Rochester's new hidden gem, Powder & Magazine - a casual gastro dining restaurant for discerning food and drink fans. You’ll love the cool historic setting of this restaurant in the old Royal Navy Ordnance Depot.
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31 Below, Marylebone
You can keep Oxford, Bond and Kensington - it's Marylebone High Street and its new watering hole, 31 Below, all the way for me!
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16 Cosy pubs & walks
Fancy a crisp walk then a decent pub lunch? Or maybe you’d rather just curl up with a book in a cosy corner? We’ve got it covered.
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Review: Seventeen at One Warwick Park
Muddy tries OWP's SEVENTEEN restaurant and discovered you can tumble down the rabbit hole this January with Alice in Wonderland inspired interiors and Afternoon teas. Curious? (And curiouser?)
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Marco Pierre White Steakhouse Bar & Grill
Launching this November Marco Pierre White has a brand spankin' new Steakhouse Bar & Grill in Folkestone.
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2019 Michelin star restaurants in our ‘hood
It's the accolade that all chefs want - so who's reached for the stars in Kent and surrounds in this year's ratings?
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INSIDER GUIDE: FOLKESTONE
This town has not only gained a reputation for its artistic heart - it's also making convincing marks on the foodie map. What more reason do you need to visit?
