At Elizabeth’s, our aim is to provide excellent food and value for money. Located in Rochester's historic high street, our restaurant in Rochester is a 2 minute walk from the cathedral and castle.
We source all of our food from local markets and producers throughout the UK, ensuring the highest quality and freshness of flavour.
We have over 80 different carefully selected wines, ports and brandies to choose from, and we are able to help you find the best wine to suit your chosen meal.
Our restaurant in Rochester offers a superb range of menus suit even the most discerning of palates, with a good choice of fish, meat and vegetarian dishes – not to mention our simply delightful desserts. Our comfortable and relaxed atmosphere teamed with our stunning dishes and drinks provide the perfect place to meet with friends or family for a special occasion such as a birthday, anniversary, or simply for a get together with good conversation. Ideally situated when eating out, in and around Kent.
We take pride in our highly professional but friendly service, which is a hallmark of our French and European restaurant.
The wonderful Tudor buildings where Elizabeth’s of Eastgate is housed date back to the 16th Century, with many original features still intact.
Elizabeth's was quoted in the novel Great Expectations by Charles Dickens as the home of Uncle Pumblechuck.
At the turn of the 20th Century the building was known as Mr Seeley’s Drapers, providing the local women with all their drapery requirements.
Years later, it was transformed into Elizabeth’s Tea Rooms and owned by a lady called Elizabeth – and the rest is history.
If by chance you are exploring one of Kent’s most historic cities, our restaurant in Rochester could be a good starting point or a good way to end your day.
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