Breeze Cafe - Medway

They call it breakfast for pfund! this is a sweat! never order again, not even an almost food!

Make sure that they are not accused of a drink because if they complain the staff in an rude and aggressive heart and blame kovid react, and still no refund. we are regular customers for many years, but this is not important a bit....There are many caffes in high st, but due to there keeping and lack of customer care that they do not care if they do not come back, which was not very bright for the food was ok, but the portions become smaller, especially the chips.

Came a short bit brunch on my own, never came here, but always looked at it, I guess because in gillingham it is a little disturbing on a wise because. gillingham highstreet. but I came in, it's a simple enough cafe...has one of their breakfasts for a coffee and it's really good! a bit of music in the background and the people are friendly enough, no problems with eating or service or price!

Breeze is near the train station and was opened on the cold New Year's Day. the menu is large and typical of the traditional high street cafe style. I arrived pretty early and the customers. were clearly local masters, a good sign. service was welcoming and eating well prepared, my omelette was very tasty. within fifteen minutes of my arrival many tables were filled to create a good atmosphere. I would like to call again

I used the Breeze Café in Gillingham High Street on a Saturday lunch time to meet up with some friends prior to going to a football game. The café is easy to find being located in the High street not far from the mainline railway...station. Inside, the café is quite spacious and there are tables and chairs for customers reasonably well spaced .to allow you to take your seat without disturbing other diners. When I arrived, some of my group were already occupying a table and there were some other tables occupied as well though the café was not busy. I had a cup of tea, the waitress coming the table to take our order though some of my friends were having the fried breakfast which looked quite appealing. The café interior looked reasonably clean and the waitress was friendly and very helpful being familiar with some of my friends who use the café more regularly on match days. I cannot really comment on the prices since my cup of tea was brought for me, but my overall impression was that the ‘Breeze’ was a good honest café and I would certainly come back if I was in the area.