3 Best Cosy Restaurants in Camber

3 restaurants available nearby

1. The Union

4.8

Exceptional(1130)

Price: Expensive

• Contemporary British • Rye

Booked 10 times today

The Union is a cozy spot, offering a warm and inviting ambiance. As one reviewer put it, it has a 'cosy atmosphere' and 'gorgeous, cosy decor'. The restaurant's focus on seasonal ingredients and sharing plates creates a comfortable, intimate dining experience. The reviews consistently highlight the restaurant's warm and welcoming atmosphere.

2. The Plough

4.7

Exceptional(728)

Price: Moderate

• Pub • Rye

Booked 8 times today

The Plough is a cosy country pub, just outside Rye, with a beer garden offering picturesque views of the Brede valley. Our food offer is pub classics made incredibly as well as creative cooking, whilst being ingredient led. We primarily use British produce and work with local suppliers to ensure we always source the very best ingredients we can get our hands on. Inside we have a warm atmosphere with log fires and friendly service.

3. The Woolpack

4.5

Awesome(187)

Price: Moderate

• Gastro Pub • Ashford

Booked 13 times today

A beautiful 16th century inn nestled in the peacefully picturesque village of Warehorne. The Woolpack is opposite St Matthew’s church and surrounded by grazing Romney Marsh sheep. There’s a wonderfully welcoming bar, comforting food and five characterful guest rooms.To get in touch with us by email, please contact us at info@woolpackwarehorne.co.uk or you can contact our Central Reservations Team at reservations@therocksaltgroup.com

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3 restaurants available nearby

1. The Union

2. The Plough

3. The Woolpack

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