Kent Urban Kitchen Microgreens supplies many varieties of microgreens directly in Birchington-on-sea.
We are a Kent born and raised family business, operating our growing room just a stone's throw from Ramsgate seafront. We are delighted to supply Microgreens across the whole of Birchington-on-sea and the South East.
As well as supplying to private Birchington-on-sea clients, we have a developing network of Birchington-on-sea restaurants and Birchington-on-sea caterers to whom we deliver door-to-door, and are continuously adding new and experimental product varieties to meet the preference and taste of our customers.
We feel it is really important, more than ever before, to reduce food miles and consume food consciously from local, traceable sources. Plus, it tastes so much better when you know where it's come from!
Some Birchington-on-sea restaurants
The Smugglers Lounge Bar and Restaurant
212 Canterbury Road
The Ambrette
44 King St
GB Pizza
14a Marine Drive
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Why choose Kent Urban Kitchen?
Choosing us will mean you are buying a local, quality product with a personal service that you can be proud to serve to your customers. We are flexible to suit your schedule, and no order is too small. If there is a variety or product you would like, send as an enquiry and we will get back to you as soon as we can.
