St George's Diner in Gravesham

Great breakfast we've been coming here for decades!

Best cafe/diner in town. Can't beat their fry ups 😊

Food 5☆Service 5☆ been eatting hear for many years and NEVER had a bad meal or Service

Fantastic service, vegan friendly, love the vegan sausages, they even do a vegan fry up and soy milk for any coffee you desire. Tip them well, they deserve it.

Staff attitude was terrible. I asked for a tap water with ice and the lady that served me said abruptly "But you have one already!". I said that it was for my daughter and she seemed quite reluctant to serve it. Nobody seems happy to work here.The food is ok but they've gone super cheap on the ketchup and mayonnaise which really spoilt it as its an eggs, bacon, sausage and chips kind of place.

Dont like new name but as st Georges Restaurant its a pleasure to go in. The staff remember my disabled daughter's name. And that she can only use her own mug. The food is always tasty .

Had a big apple breakfast. Food is ok, not terrible, but nothing special either. Only get one hash brown which I thought was a bit disappointing as well as one slice of toast, which is pretty poor for a breakfast, black pudding was too dry, not a great selection of drinks, mostly bottled (had oasis) will say they have an impressive selection of milkshakes which my wife chose and she said it was pretty good, Cumberland sausages also a plus

Fast becoming a favourite breakfast and brunch spot. The other reviews are for the shopping centre itself as their entry needs updating.Large selection of breakfast stuffs, with an American Cafe/Diner feel.

I don't know what they do with halloumi but it's great! I've been here twice and both times quite pleased. Friendly staff, quick service, good value for the money.It's hard to locate on the map as it's in the wrong location and category.

Excellent traditional Café and diner located through St George's shopping mall. Bacon sandwich was superb!A nice place to meet for a coffee or lunch. Well run by the same owner for 17 years.Also has a family connection with The Corner Café in Paddock Wood, Kent. Another favourite with the locals there too.