Macknade Food Hall and Café
Faversham, East Kent
Photo: pam fray, CC BY-SA 2.0A large independent food hall on the edge of Faversham, a couple of minutes from the M2, with a history going back more than 175 years. It is known for one of the UK's biggest cheese and charcuterie counters, a Pasture for Life butchery and a café that cooks with produce from the shop floor.
Highlights
- Deli counter with around 100 cheeses
- Award-winning butchery
- Café serving breakfast and lunch
- Fishmonger on Saturdays
Good to know
- Only assistance dogs in the main food hall; the Food Village and Wine Store are dog friendly
Getting there
Macknade Food Hall and Café, Selling Road, Faversham, Kent, ME13 8XFParking: Free parking directly outside.
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