
Address and Contact Information
Address: 41 St Peter’s St, Canterbury CT1 2BG, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 1227 456791
Website: https://en-gb.facebook.com/Cafe-St-Pierre-342685759524/
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Reviews
A must stop for a great breakfast or brunch if you are hanging around Canterbury.
We had an iced coffee and a cappuccino — both delicious. The food was amazing as well! We tried their famous honey cake, which reminded us a bit of Napoleon cake, but honestly, it was even better. So rich, light, and flavorful — absolutely loved it.
We also had croissants, and they were unlike any we’ve tried before. They were sliced open and stuffed generously — mine was filled with ham and cheese, and my girlfriend had one with mushrooms. Super tasty and really unique!
Everything was fresh and full of flavor, but what stood out the most was the warm atmosphere and kind staff. Highly recommended!
The croque monsieur & the petit dejeuner are favourites with us.
The staff are always friendly and efficient.
Café Saint-Pierre is a quaint shop that truly transports you to the streets of France. From the decor to the staff and overall vibe, it felt like a charming French escape. The menu was largely in French—something that might be tricky for some, but we enjoyed the authenticity.
We got to pick from a lovely selection of pastries. The ham and cheese croissant was incredibly cheesy with just the right amount of ham—easily one of the better ones I’ve had. ✨ The chocolate croissant was beautifully flaky, buttery, and generously filled. We also tried the German sausage, which was okay—not the highlight, but the sauce was nice.
The coffees were good, though I’d recommend adding sugar, as most people seemed to do. A popular choice was the Petit Déjeuner à la Française, a mini breakfast with a piece of bread, a pastry, and coffee for around £7—seemed like a great option for a light start to the day.
Overall, a lovely café and a great quick pit stop before exploring the beautiful historic town of Canterbury. Would definitely recommend! ☕
The cappuccino was watery, reminding me of the self-service coffee machine at budget hotels.
The staff are friendly and helpful (thanks for accommodating my half to go half for here request). The space does feel like a French enclave at the heart of a Roman British town. We took some rest here in the afternoon sunshine before boarding the train as the Good Shed is closed on Monday.
Hope one day the food can catch up with the lovely place.