Reviews of Pablo's Cafe

Reasonably priced lift and storage facility. A very friendly yard both from the staff and other customers. There are toilets, shower and laundry facilities. You can stay on your boat overnight whilst ashore. The independent chandlery offers a reasonable range of products. There is an excellent snack bar too. The only draw backs are the mud when it rains and the dust when dry. At busy times electric and water supplies are weak .

It's still a lovely and lively place. By the creek there are interesting buildings, some are businesses furniture, food, grub-stop. A great place doing really high-quality take-away Italian. It's a working wharf too. From there one can stroll along the estuary, or step out to Whitstable, two hours walk. On a sunny day take some refreshments and stop by the nature-reserve. Children love it as it's like a film-set. It has magical qualities. People live on all types of craft. There's a boat-yard to enjoy too. Fast-disappearing under 'lego-houses' unfortunately. We sat on a bench in the sun and saw an unusual wader l have yet to i.d. There's a big horizon and the snow-moon was spectacular. Park in the pedestrianised town, which has treats of its own such as the Guildhall on stilts, or go by public-transport. I highly recommend a visit! The Italian restaurant is beckoning me, they have vegan dishes too. Faversham is like Whitstable before it was taken over after ther Sunday supplements promoted it. Hadn't been there for years. One dreads going back to places these days, but this is a delight. Remember to sort your parking out first.

I only know the boat yard as a visitor rather than as a user or boat owner, but if you are in faversham it is definitely worth a walk here. Loads of interesting boats and associated equipment to see. There is a public footpath but this is a working boat yard so you do need to be a bit careful. The boat owners and workers are friendly and generally happy to stop for a chat!

This is a boat yard, not a marina, and is at the top of a drying creek but the mud is soft so even fast motorboats can take the ground. Basic facilites and the staff are very helpful. The yard is a fascinating place with a lot of old wrecks in it and it is only a short walk to Faversham. Phone in advance as space is limited and you need to be confident about navigating a narrow creek.