Best French Bakery in Whitstable

"Named after the Elizabethan playwright, Christopher Marlowe, who was born in Canterbury, the Marlowe Theatre is the city’s premier performing arts venue. The building used to be a cinema and was given a multimillion pound redevelopment at the beginning of this decade, reopening in 2011. The theatre has a packed programme of concerts, drama, musicals, operas, ballet, contemporary dance shows, children’s shows and performances by some of the UK’s best-loved comedians."

"When it comes to performing arts and culture, The Marlowe is a Canterbury treasure. Following a redevelopment in 2011, the venue has become one of the country’s preeminent regional theatres, and is a great place to catch a show. The Marlowe supports some of the best emerging writers in the country, and hosts touring national plays and musicals, so visitors are spoiled for choice."

"The Canteen, just a short walk from the Cathedral Gate, is an independent cafe offering a range of flat breads, salads, baguettes, toasties, burritos, jacket potatoes and specials, including plenty of vegan-friendly options. Click here to visit the Canteen’s website"

"Kitch is a cute cafe that prides itself on serving nothing but wholesome, natural goodness- offering nutritious takes on breakfast classics as well as vegan options. If avocado, poached eggs and sourdough sounds like your idea of breakfast heaven, this one’s for you. Check out the menu, here."

"Kitch, located on Canterbury’s High Street, specialises in healthy dishes free from refined sugars, refined flour and processed foods, using only free range, organic and seasonal produce. The menu offers a fantastic range of vegan dishes. Click here to visit Kitch’s website"

"KITCH serves all natural and wholegrain breakfasts, lunches and baked goods in a cute cafe off the High Street. Their Veggie Full English with homemade baked beans, wilted spinach and sweet potato falafel is a must for even the most dedicated omnivore."

"We’ll be specific: head straight for the café at this immortal Essex icon. It’s all about the home-made ice-cream sundaes. Tomassi’s does the kind of towering, cream-topped and cherry-studded sugar bombs that are all too rare in twenty-first-century society."