Twig and Spoon Restaurant | Woodlands Garden Centre, Nr Sevenoaks, Kent

Woodlands Garden Centre

Ash Lane, Near Sevenoaks

Kent, TN15 7EG

01474 852788 ext 2

Mon - Sat: 9:00 - 16:30

Sunday: 10:00 - 16:00

Welcome to the Twig and Spoon

FRESHLY COOKED FOOD

We endeavour to provide the best… we don’t cut corners… we are proud to source our high quality ingredients from local hard working farmers and merchants.

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Delicious whole bean coffee

eat drink and relax

Enjoy coffee and cake or come for a full lunch. Relax and dine with us.

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established 2008

Award winning
restaurant

British cuisine is at the forefront of the menu with all dishes produced on the premises. Seasonal ingredients are sourced directly from small farms and producers in the locality. Emphasis is on free-range and sustainable produce and our Chef creates dishes that show these quality ingredients at their best.

fresh food using local produce
exiciting specials changing daily
home-made cakes
kentish afternoon tea
freshly ground coffee

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96+

Coffee's served every day

112+

customers served every day

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EAT, DRINK AND RELAX

customer reviews

What customers say?

“ Food delicious and service great as usual. Thank you. ”

Sylvia

“ Excellent food and staff are so attentive as always. My goodness the trifle was enormous and truly scrumptious ”

Kath

“ It was a 1st having Brunch at the Twig and Spoon today. I wanted to take a friend from Bournemouth for breakfast and couldn’t think of a better place than the Twig and Spoon. She absolutely loved the decor, friendly attentive staff, and of course the breakfast. Thank you very much too for table 11 as always. ”

Sue Gribble

“ The staffs are lovely friendly and services. ”

Lynda

“ Use the twig and spoon quite a lot as we feel this is one of the best places around, well done all ”

Stephen and Susan

“ Had a lovely Birthday treat. My friend booked Afternoon tea . It was lovely and plenty to eat. The staff were very attentive. ”

Karen Parsons