Rochester Relish — Restaurant in England

A Cozy Gem with Great Service!

I recently visited the Rochester Relish Cafe and had a lovely experience! While the coffee was average, the service made up for it in spades. The staff were friendly, attentive, and made sure I felt welcome and comfortable.

The atmosphere was cozy and inviting, making it a great spot to catch up with friends or get some work done. The decor was modern and stylish, with plenty of natural light pouring in through the large windows.

While the coffee may not have been the best I've ever had, it was still a decent cuppa. However, the excellent service and warm atmosphere more than made up for it. I'll definitely be back to try their food menu and enjoy the friendly hospitality again!

Recommended for: Those looking for a cozy spot with great service and a friendly atmosphere. Perfect for casual meetups or a...

This cafe is located in Rochester and is billed as the first and last in England after/before crossing the Scottish border farther north at Carter Bar. We visited near closing time (which is currently 4.00pm) and were quickly served 'normal' coffees. We fancied the fruit cake which were served in their cellophane wrappings. Both cake and coffee were really nice and cost £8. We noticed quite a long menu on the board behind the counter so larger appetites would be well catered for. There is a large and well stocked information point in the adjoining room. Toilets are upstairs. They were small but clean. Dedicated parking is available both sides of the A68. The cafe is clearly signposted from both directions and being located in a 30mph zone it's...

'The Last Cafe in England!' proclaims the sign outside Rochester Relish, which persuaded me to drop in on my way up to Scotland for some breakfast and a cuppa. There is plenty of free parking by the cafe and on the opposite side of the road. Bikers and HGVs are welcome. Toilets are upstairs. Plenty of seating either inside or out in the conservatory, where you can watch the hens running about and enjoy the view of the gardens (more seating) and the fields beyond. Scrambled eggs was 👌 - my only wee criticism is it would have been nice to have some chunkier toast rather than the thin sliced stuff. Prices are very reasonable and staff were really friendly. Will definitely stop off here again (maybe on my way back!) and try the Full English...