Best Cafes in Chalk, Kent (2025)

Name: Chalk n Teas
Address: 95 Lower Higham Rd, Chalk, Gravesend DA12 2NQ, UK, Chalk, Kent, UK
Telephone: 07749 870714
Price range: ££
Rating: 4.4

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Top-Rated Cafes & Coffee Shops in Chalk, Kent

Chalk n Teas

95 Lower Higham Rd, Chalk, Gravesend DA12 2NQ, UK

4.4 (27 reviews)

P: 07749 870714

Having used Marie's Tearoom in Gravesend several times on our way back to Medway decided to stop in Chalk. Chalk n Teas, what a little gem. Hidden away in the village a real surprise inside. Greeted by a delightful young lady with HELLO and a wonderful smile. Nothing was to much trouble. Will be back soon.

Anonymous - 2 years ago

Rating: 4 / 5

This is a small tea shop with limited tables, but friendly staff and atmosphere. The prices were very reasonable and I would like to go back to sample some of their other food. I did find the cakes a little dry, and the coffee too milky though, hence dropping a star.

Anonymous - 2 years ago

Rating: 5 / 5

My first ever afternoon cream tea with a good friend . It came recommended so hence our visit . We were not disappointed by the tea room itself and the very friendly and ever so helpful staff . We were given a warm welcome and throughout our visit we were looked after so well . The content of the cream tea was excellent from sandwich selection to the scones , jam with cream and cake selection . Huge choice of teas and also coffee . We will be returning and we can thoroughly recommend Chalk n teas . You can and should pre book a table to avoid disappointment but it is possible to just walk in . It is not a large tea room hence it’s advisable to book ahead to reserve . 10/10 👍👏

Anonymous - 2 years ago

Rating: 5 / 5

A true gem in an unexpected place. Food was good the tea exceptional and the lady that was running it was very pleasant. I saw her help an elderly man in and by the conversation she had bought him a magazine he had wanted and refused to take the money. Places like this deserve the custom and hopefully the big businesses never ruin them. Well done