Toast Herne Bay Ltd — Restaurant in Canterbury

I gave them cash not card as I am respecting their interest but did they care enough to do the same?.. I liked the tiger bread gf toast and real butter and gf marmite. I am in a room where it is not waitress service so I get to my last piece of toast and I've not enough butter so I take to my feet and walk to the counter to ask for more. They were insulted I could tell. They made sure they got their own back on me. I only needed a smiggin more, I certainly wasn't asking for what I got (let's just say it wasn't what was originally offered) Asking for more is not a sign of being ungrateful. It means we are all different and like varying degrees of things as one's palette dictates. Lose the western Oliver Twist workhouse mentality and adopt the Italian hugging culture that "more" be a sign of praise and the height of reciprocal satisfaction.

Don't tar everyone with the same brush. I did not ask for more hot water for my teapot although you probably thought that was the next thing I'd ask for after the butter request. When I went to pay £2.50 for another pot of tea the lady thought I hadn't paid at all. That is how memorable my previous settlement payment with shiny coins I'd just left the bank with was. Why do I bother I ask myself?

On a huge plus the owner did go out of his way to ensure I had gf marmite. And I had the opportunity to take what was leftover with me as he'd gone to such effort. I felt I had to take the leftover leftover spread and fed it between two complimentary biscotti biscuits to the seagulls in the car park outside. They were more than happy with a lot of what they didn't ask for and I will take my own butter IF I go...

Staying down in Herne bay for the weekend and after a short walk, found this gem for some brunch.

Food: the selection of food is varied. I had the 'all in' sandwich and it was delicious. Plenty of filling and good quality products. My partner had the avocado with bacon on sourdough toast and said it was delicious. Their coffee is lost sheep coffee and also very nice.

Atmosphere: a couple of rooms you can sit in. The tables and chairs are rustic but comfy. There are handmade paintings hanging all around you with members of the public coming in to admire them.

Would definitely recommend and visit again next time we are...

Had seen really good things about Toast online and was excited to go there for breakfast however we were left very disappointed with the visit. 2/3 of our breakfasts contained a long hair which instantly put us off of our food and when we informed the waitress she told us that 2 of the meals would be removed from the bill. When we went to pay the bill still came to £28 for 1 breakfast and 3 cups of tea which is very expensive! The chef had no hair net on either when we walked past and very long hair not...