Teapot Island Cafe in Maidstone

Was an amazing place. The range of 8000 teapots was mind blowing. The owner was very pleasant and helpful. Would recommend visiting. Only £3 for an adult. Good food selection and reasonably priced.

We went to Yalding so our dogs could have a splash around in the water for a few hours and then we popped in to teapot island for lunch, the food was lovely but for the four of us was nearly £60 which seemed a bit expensive just for a cafe so I'd advise to take a picnic or even a bbq to save money.

A really great place if you love teapots, it has a museum of 8000 teapots! We did a pottery painting session for a friend's birthday, it was very therapeutic. We had high tea with it, which was individual sandwiches and home-made scones and pots of tea. Lovely little place near a river.

I've been coming here for years, it's definitely a family favourite. Whether you want a full English, lunch or a snack, you won't be disappointed.Service is always good, even when it's busy. We've always received a warm welcome and a smile. 🙂

Glorious place to visit. Good grub, drink and a museum of teapots!

One of West Kent Road Club's favourite cafe stops. Plenty of food choices for breakfast and lunch, great for families with young kids. Nice garden overlooking the river.

Had the best time at Teapot Island.The food was lovely and i had such a lovely time there with my family.Loved that there is a playground bit for the kids and children are so welcome.Thank you.We will be back again.

Arrived late - as they were closing - but we were welcomed in. Had a pot of tea and sat there and chatted a while - it was a cold day - but I’m sure the location is lovey with a big outside area and lovely position by the river … inside the tea room- a bit stark with the tiles - but done as a precaution for the odd floods - but otherwise nice. And I’m sure we will be back for a Sunday lunch … and the tea pot display was great !!

Lovely little cafe and dinner ideal for a little stop over if your walking though on a river walk, lots of choice in the cafe service is good and friendly 😊 lots and lots of teapots as you would think from all over the place, different shapes and sizes

Even though it was pouring of rain but we visited Teapot Island somewhere I have always wanted to visit. Lovely experience seeing the collection of 8000 teapots on display and had a high tea. Will visit again when I can walk round the Island and look at the weir properly.