
Cosgroves
Cosgroves is a breakfast and lunch café on Preston Street in the centre of Faversham, a short walk from the station and the market square. It sits in…
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Cosgroves is a breakfast and lunch café on Preston Street in the centre of Faversham, a short walk from the station and the market square. It sits in…

This Starbucks is a standalone drive-thru coffee shop on Thanet Way in Faversham, serving the usual range of espresso drinks, Frappuccinos, cold brew and tea alongside hot food,…
The cafes listed for Faversham show their reviews, opening hours, contact details and who is open right now, so you can find a specialty coffee shop, a breakfast cafe, a tea room or somewhere dog-friendly with a garden, and see where people in Faversham go.
For a weekend brunch in Faversham, check the latest reviews and whether they take bookings; for an afternoon coffee, the listing will tell you who is still open and serving.
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Several of the cafes listed for Faversham welcome dogs, either throughout or in outdoor areas; reviews usually mention it. If it is not clear from the listing, ring ahead.
Look for coffee shops in Faversham whose reviews mention Wi-Fi, sockets and space to work. Weekday mornings and afternoons are easiest; buy something every hour and avoid the big tables at lunchtime.
In Faversham the two labels overlap a lot, but a 'coffee shop' usually puts the coffee itself first — speciality beans and a barista, with a shorter food menu — while a 'cafe' more often serves breakfasts and lunches alongside its drinks. Check a listing's own description and reviews to see which it leans toward before you go.
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