Sunday Morning Breakfast. We booked a table for a family breakfast (2 adults 1 child) as despite living in Thanet we'd still not gotten around to visiting The Bus Cafe, and it's very popular. I was really looking forward to it and had high expectations. The menu is great and caters well for vegetarians and vegans. My husband had the "Vegan Hangover" breakfast and our daughter had a children's vegan sausage bap - I went for the "posh" breakfast (salmon and poached egg). Food seemed rather expensive (£11.50 for a breakfast) but again, we had high expectations. Both adult meals were beautifully presented and looked great, but really lacked substance. It seems you're paying for a pretty plate of food, but there isn't enough of it to fill you up. The menu states that both of the above meals are served with toasted sourdough, however, they both came out on a potato rosti. When we queried this we were informed that there is no toast on weekends and the meals are served with a rosti instead. This isn't mentioned anywhere on the menu nor did anyone mention it to us when we ordered - I don't mind a potato rosti (though these could have done with more seasoning) but the breakfast would really benefit from some toast - and this isn't ideal for allergy sufferers who wouldn't be able to consider this when deciding what to eat. Our daughter's sausage bap was one sausage in a standard white burger bun. For £4 this was very unimpressive, and again, not really enough to be considered a meal in its own right. Drinks were fine, though the drinks menu is quite small (but it's a bus, there is minimal room to be able to provide an extensive drinks menu, I get it). I guess the fact that the cafe is a bus is a bit quirky and unusual, but it's worth baring in mind that anyone over 5"7' will have to bend down upstairs as they'll be touching the ceiling. The seats are really difficult to get into. It's a proper squeeze. I'm a size 14 and felt like I had to contort myself to squeeze between the table and bench seat, if you're big, you'd really struggle to sit down comfortably and if you're 6 foot plus I don't know how you'd get your legs under the table at all, especially if there were four of you squashed in. Whenever anyone is walking about upstairs or coming up or down the stairs the bus shakes, which is just the reality of the cafe being an old bus but not something I'd considered and it did make it difficult to enjoy breakfast during a busy morning service. It's also pretty cold on board, people were eating in their jackets. I assumed it would be heated. Overall, pretty disappointed. I couldn't complain about the food, which was tasty and well cooked, but for the price it's really lacking, especially when competing with so many other breakfast spots in Margate. The venue itself just makes for a pretty uncomfortable experience, and I know "it's a bus, what do you expect?" - but I don't think the quirkiness of being on a bus wins out over being able to eat comfortably. We wouldn't revisit.