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English Tea Room Guide
English Tea Room Guide
Hamstreet - English Tea Room/Coffee Shop
☕☕☕ Recommended
The Cosy Kettle
The Lantern Building, Hamstreet, Ashford, TN26 2HE
Telephone: 01233 733030
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A TASTE OF TRADITION: EXPLORING THE COSY KETTLE HAMSTREET
The Cosy Kettle tea room/coffee shop, nestled in the charming village of Hamstreet in Kent, is a delightful establishment expertly managed by Jacqui, whose passion for hospitality is evident in every aspect of the venue.
Famed for its warm and inviting atmosphere, the tea room offers a selection of beverages complemented by an array of cakes and hearty light meals crafted with locally sourced ingredients.
Jacqui's commitment to customer service ensures that each guest enjoys a personalised experience, whether they are seeking a tranquil space to unwind or an engaging gathering spot for friends and family like so many locals who visit frequently.
The Cosy Kettle also hosts seasonal events and themed afternoons, showcasing Jacqui’s dedication to fostering community engagement while promoting the rich tradition of English tea culture.
With its meticulous attention to detail and unwavering focus on quality, The Cosy Kettle has become a beloved haven for both locals and visitors alike.
To Jacqui and The Cosy Kettle: may your aspirations rise like steam from a freshly brewed cup, leading you to unparalleled success.
English tea room rating: Recommended.
Telephone: 01233 733030
Facebook: Click here Instagram: Click here
A TASTE OF TRADITION: EXPLORING THE COSY KETTLE HAMSTREET
The Cosy Kettle tea room/coffee shop, nestled in the charming village of Hamstreet in Kent, is a delightful establishment expertly managed by Jacqui, whose passion for hospitality is evident in every aspect of the venue.
Famed for its warm and inviting atmosphere, the tea room offers a selection of beverages complemented by an array of cakes and hearty light meals crafted with locally sourced ingredients.
Jacqui's commitment to customer service ensures that each guest enjoys a personalised experience, whether they are seeking a tranquil space to unwind or an engaging gathering spot for friends and family like so many locals who visit frequently.
The Cosy Kettle also hosts seasonal events and themed afternoons, showcasing Jacqui’s dedication to fostering community engagement while promoting the rich tradition of English tea culture.
With its meticulous attention to detail and unwavering focus on quality, The Cosy Kettle has become a beloved haven for both locals and visitors alike.
To Jacqui and The Cosy Kettle: may your aspirations rise like steam from a freshly brewed cup, leading you to unparalleled success.
English tea room rating: Recommended.
ABOUT HAMSTREET
The village of Hamstreet is situated on the A2070, the primary road connecting Ashford and Hastings, six miles (10 km) south of Ashford. The village is primarily located in the parish of Orlestone, which is named after a much older hamlet that is situated on the ridge of hills, one mile north of Hamstreet. However, a portion of the village is located in the parish of Warehorne.
One of the most significant landmarks in Hamstreet is St Mary's Church. The church is a Grade I listed structure that has been in existence since the 12th century. The church is renowned for its splendid bell tower and stunning stained glass windows. The Royal Military Canal is another well-known attraction in Hamstreet. To safeguard against a potential invasion by Napoleon, the canal was constructed in the early 19th century. In the present day, the canal is a particularly popular destination for cyclists and pedestrians who wish to investigate the Kent countryside.
The village of Hamstreet is situated on the A2070, the primary road connecting Ashford and Hastings, six miles (10 km) south of Ashford. The village is primarily located in the parish of Orlestone, which is named after a much older hamlet that is situated on the ridge of hills, one mile north of Hamstreet. However, a portion of the village is located in the parish of Warehorne.
One of the most significant landmarks in Hamstreet is St Mary's Church. The church is a Grade I listed structure that has been in existence since the 12th century. The church is renowned for its splendid bell tower and stunning stained glass windows. The Royal Military Canal is another well-known attraction in Hamstreet. To safeguard against a potential invasion by Napoleon, the canal was constructed in the early 19th century. In the present day, the canal is a particularly popular destination for cyclists and pedestrians who wish to investigate the Kent countryside.
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