Reviews Boulevard Bookshop And Thai Cafe

I haven't found a thing on the menu that I haven't loved yet and the staff are always so helpful! Always get a bargain book while I'm there too! Highly recommend, especially for a romantic meal for 2. Best prawn crackers and satay chicken starter around.

One of my favourite restaurants in Hastings. It is such a quirky little place and the food is delicious. Would highly recommend!

Great authentic food and friendly helpful staff. A perfect combination!! I can’t wait to eat there again.

Loved everything about this place, will definitely be coming back.

Amazing little restaurant. Booked ahead on WhatsApp business and were seated at the back in the crime section. Set menu £20, couple of choices for both starter and main. The food was fantastic. Would highly recommend the soup to start with. Would happily return again. Corkage £2 a head.

Food: we loved everything. We have recently been to Thailand and this food was the same quality and in some cases better. We tried the mango salad and the minced pork 'salad' for starters, both great. For mains we ordered the tofu massaman and the curry with pork slices. Again both fantastic. The tofu massaman was absolutely amazing and I say that as a non vegan. £20 for a starter+main fixed menu which I think is a good price. (10% on top which I guess has become standard now...) Service: lovely & attentive waitress. We were found a table despite not having booked. Atmosphere: super cosy and unique. One of those places you really remember! We sat in the area at the back where it looks like a conservatory. It was raining and the sound of the rain tapping on the ceiling added to the general cosiness and warmth of the place. 100% recommend!

The best Thai I ever had!!! I had the mango salad (they can take off the prawns for vegetarians) and the tofu massaman curry- which is the house specility. They have a deal for starter + main and take cash only. It's good to book, as it gets busy. I luckily got a table on my own outside and the weather helped. Service was great! It's a 10 out of 10!

Authentic Thai in the heart of old Hastings. Delicious entrees (I loved the little parcel of glutinous rice and the fried chilli to crumble into your dish) but found the mains over seasoned.

Ambience : 4/5 Service: 5/5 Food: 4/5 Price: ££ A cute little bookshop turned into a Thai café. Run an owner by one of the most humble human beings in hastings according to me. He owner will welcome you by bowing towards you and every time she sees you off she does he same, she comes in and checks often on how he food is and makes things on special request if necessary. The staff is a small one and he one who waited on me was extremely sweet and welcoming as well. I can’t emphasise enough on how cozy and comfortable this cafe is. If you’re someone who loves books and Thai food trust me you have to come here! It would be a terrible if you missed this amazing spot with fantastic food. Moving towards the food: It starts off with the generous helping of prawn crackers with the homemade sweet sauce and a little tangy and sweet sauce, super fresh and not fishy smelling at all which I was happy about. For starters I ordered the mango salad and satay chicken, I can still taste that amazing sauce on my tongue , the peanut sauce was the perfect portion for the chicken and it was in a marinade so perfectly matched. For the mains I ordered the green Thai curry which was quite okay but I wouldn’t highly recommend it, I preferred the stir fry chicken with Thai basil and veggies which was yummy. Watch out for Pad Thai as it is super addictive to have, there is no such thing as just one bite, the meat is perfectly cooked the balance of the flavours was fantastic, I was impressed by this Pad Thai. For the dessert, I was initially quite skeptical about ordering anything but the sticky rice and mango, but they had a lemon tart with a simple homemade vanilla ice cream , I am someone who is quite weak in he knees for a good lemon tart, I kid you not, this was probably one of the best I’ve had from an Asian restaurant, it was bitter but the ice cream perfectly complimented it. I was just so thankful in that moment because it was too good to be true. I highly recommend this café. Pro tip- 1) as it’s a small café do make sure to call and make reservations as it might be hard to get a table otherwise. 2) they only accept cash and not cards Cheers.