Zippers - Chatham

Long way to beat the menu in this area - great food - cannot fault it at all - waiter attentive although he did have a big bloodstained dressing on his neck which was a little off putting when your trying to eat - not to mention recent tragic events that have taken place nearby the restaurant.

Really enjoyed my meal ordered rib eye steak as a special. When arrived at the table didn't look like rib eye more like sirloin. At first we were told there weren't any then all of a sudden there was. At £20 each I was disappointed. Our meal was almost £100. Not happy at all .

They honestly couldn't be more helpful. The food was lovely and prices are reasonable. Thoroughly enjoyed.

Reasonable food - tables and cutlery could have been cleaner
Staff very friendly

Good value good food

Cold, noisy, small portions, bland food. Menu has changed from previous visit, don't think we will come back again. Such a shame. Came with friends from Ireland and was extremely disappointed.

Efficient polite staff help to make a good ding experience

The starters and desserts were really tasty and reasonably priced. The mains were a little disappointing my partners swordfish was a on the small side and very dry. His "chunky "chips" just looked like Mcain oven chips not chunky at all. My tiger prawn spaghetti was fairly bland although a good size portion. The ambience in the restaurant is good with good background music. It could do with more comfortable seating and the layout is a bit chaotic. On the whole a really good evening.

It was a lovely night with great service. Always a pleasure dining there.

We felt a little rushed as the service was a little too rapid, taking away plates as soon as my serviette landed in it! They did not have one of only 2 choices of rose wine available, having to leave the restaurant and acquire 2 more bottles whilst we were there. We were also squashed by the table behind us whose occupant tried to dominate the floor space, leaving me trapped very close to the table, and by a large party to our side who also seemed to think that they were there for a game of musical chairs, unfortunately we were so close that our legs were bumped by our spare chair being pushed into us at every turn of moving chairs. The starter, mushrooms, was not available, the main dish was passable and the 'whipped' cream on the dessert was disappointingly 'squirty' cream, which we were expected to eat with a soup spoon. Overall a memorable experience for the wrong reasons.