Amazing place lovely staff and dog friendly, just slightly expensive that's the only bad thing.
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Dave Gearing
Google
3 weeks ago
4.0
Nice coffee & croissant
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Graham Manning
Google
5 months ago
4.0
Only bought a coffee and flapjack both very nice
Very busy as coronation party on in high street but staff coped well
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Andy
Google
6 months ago
5.0
It's a nice place for coffee and cake...very relaxed atmosphere....with a good view of the bustling market stalls outside.
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Rob Finney (FlyingTortoise)
Google
7 months ago
4.0
We stopped off at Malabar after a walk around Knowle Park and then had a walk into the town. We liked the look of the Malabar and went in for some lunch. The staff were were friendly and attentive and the food was prepared quickly. The coffee house is pretty small and certainly when we were there was very crowded. There's plenty of seats outside too, and in the the warmers months I imagine will be lovely to sit outside. Would recommend.
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Douglas Fox
Google
7 months ago
5.0
Great place for a snack or some lunch, food and drinks are great and the staff are very nice. Left a baby cup there last week and they handed it back to me today. šš
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Michael Dillon
Google
7 months ago
4.0
First time in there . A bit more unique than the chain coffee outlets . Coffee , tea , and food all look to be of good quality.
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Sarah (sarahmocha)
Google
9 months ago
4.0
We stopped at Malabar for a small lunch. We had the ham and cheese croissants, and a latte & iced latte. The ham and cheese croissants were lovely and the coffees were quite nice too. The regular latte was a little on the small side though. It is small and cosy inside.
I notice they sell their own coffee and have a great selection of quality teas as well.
We enjoyed our visit āŗļø
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Mathew Alex
Google
9 months ago
4.0
Cafe in the 'heart' of Sevenoaks, lots of seating space outside as well...decent coffee, pastries and sandwiches on offer...freshly made, served by friendly staff.
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Rob Gibson
Google
11 months ago
5.0
Actually havenāt been here yet, just doing some research on coffee options. As someone who trains baristas, Alexander May has absolutely no idea what heās on about. I just couldnāt go idly by watching someone give 1 star to a place saying what heās just said š š š no barista with any skill needs a thermometer, they can tell within 2-3 degrees how hot it is by their hand/how long theyāre texturing the milk & the size of the jug. This isnāt Starbucks Alexanderā¦ I assume it wasnāt hot enough for you because you want a coffee at 9000 degrees Celsius? Coffee is meant to be 60-65 degrees. Stick to drinking tea pal!
