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Best Gastropub food near Canterbury, England, United Kingdom
Discover Restaurants offering the best Gastropub food in Canterbury, England, United Kingdom. Canterbury (/ˈkæntərbri/ ( listen), /-bəri/, or /-bɛri/) is a historic English cathedral city and UNESCO World Heritage Site, which lies at the heart of the City of Canterbury, a local government district of Kent, England. It lies on the River Stour.
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8. The White Hart
Overall Ratings
4 based on 189 reviews
The White Hart in one of the oldest pub in Canterbury, very close to Dane John Gardens, the Norman Castle and Canterbury East Station . It has one of the largerst beergardens in Canterbury, sunny and enjoyable in summer, partially covered and heated in wi
Reviewed By Ems1981
Great staff, very welcoming. Donât let the deceiving exterior stop you taking a visit. Huge outdoor space would be great on a sunny day. Till the next time. From Joan and Brian (Jersey)
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7. The Black Robin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 222 reviews
We are a traditional country pub located in the picturesque village of Kingston, about 6 miles south of the historic city of Canterbury. We serve the best Kentish ales, a carefully selected wine list which including award winning English wines, and a fres
Reviewed By Q6600MQjonm
Four of us went on Friday evening.Had a fabulous meal with great, friendly service. Highlights were Haloumi fries and the Banoffe pie. The Salmon was really lovely. Everything else was just great.A lovely busy village pub with a great atmosphere. Would recommend very highly,
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6. The Granville
Overall Ratings
4 based on 425 reviews
The Granville is a country pub just a couple of miles from the historic city of Canterbury. The Granville offers real ales, great wines and outstanding food in a relaxed, informal setting, with a beautiful roaring fire at its heart. The emphasis is good,
Reviewed By Stevev9
Staff very friendly and food tasty which is the main basis behind most good reviews but we always leave here thinking we only go here because it's local and handy.The main reason is that it's overpriced for what you get. Starters particularly this time, my wife ordered chilli prawns for £7 and there were 4 prawns in it and not even large ones at that.I ordered the leak and potato soup which had about 4 spoonfuls in it and was quite frankly far too thick.Our friend's food also was tasty enough but inadequate starter portion sizes.Overall this pub serves tasty food which is the main thing but starters should be starters and not tapas sized offerings for £7 upwards.It's trying to be a posh pub but it's really a pricey pub.Up your portions and drop your starters down to £5 and it'll be about right.
5. Wildwood Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 725 reviews
Reviewed By Emmateach
Went here today for my daughterâs birthday. What a pleasant surprise. Beautiful little restaurant with amazing food. My starter and main was absolutely delicious. Iâm vegetarian and found that there were quite a few choices to suit me. My husband had a steak and found it cooked to perfection. Our children had the kids menu which was great value with main, dessert and drink included. Our waitress was absolutely lovely- attentive and friendly without being overbearing. Thanks so much . We will be back.
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4. The Tyler's Kiln
Overall Ratings
4 based on 573 reviews
Expect a warm welcome and a comfortable, relaxing environment where you can meet friends, enjoy traditional home cooked food and choose from an excellent selection of wines, beers, spirits, cocktails, teas & coffees. We are passionate about bringing a rea
Reviewed By Kerry B
Looking for somewhere to take our recently University ensconced Grandson relatively close to his campus at Kent Uni we Googled this tavern restaurant and booked it blind. And aren't we glad we did as this is an absolutely splendid hostelry in pristine condition, very comfortable and welcoming and the food is very good and well into the Premiership of Gastro Pubs.The staff were very pleasant and contributed greatly to our enjoyment. PS.best loos ever!
3. The Prince of Wales
Overall Ratings
4 based on 454 reviews
Reviewed By LaineyFreer
Family visit foe my daughters birthday.Beautiful surroundings with a lovely outside area.Menu looked good.Ordered food but waited for about 30 minutes for a starter. My main was delicious (pork belly with fabulous vegetables)The curry on offer which my husband had was not great and i noticed another table sent theirs back.Service was not the best as no drinks were offered during the meal.We had to call for service to ask and to pay for bill this took a while.A little disappointing as we have visited several times before and this is why we returned.
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2. The Old Coach & Horses
Overall Ratings
4 based on 478 reviews
A lovely old English Coach House in the picturesque village of Harbledown. Just 5 minutes drive from Canterbury City Centre, or a leisurely 15 minute walk. A village pub with a friendly, informal atmosphere serving top qualtiy food from local suppliers an
Reviewed By Kerry B
Ate here today and were bowled over with the quality of the food, excellent friendly service, and atmosphere.The starters were truly exceptional especially mentioning the Sea Food Cocktail in a yummy seafood sauce served on the freshest of young lettuce leaves dressed in a most complimentary dressing. The other two starters we had drew generous compliments.The Roast Sunday lunches were exceedingly tasty and fullsome leaving our appetites unable to cope with a dessert. Shame!A venue to regularly return to.
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1. The Evenhill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 211 reviews
Reviewed By chestervoyager
Enjoyed a lovely family lunch here after a trip to the nearby wildlife park. There's just something about going for a traditional lunch at a pub in the British countryside.Friendly, welcoming service. The food was very good and reasonably priced. Served in the old wood-beamed restaurant area, with it's gently sloping floor and cosy feel. the building has an interesting layout (a few steps up and down to reach the restaurant part from the bar area).The place also offers accommodation in a separate building and there is a decent amount of parking to the side and rear.Well worth a visit.
