3.9/5

(378 reviews)

Lively city centre pub near the cathedral.

4.1/5

(3,622 reviews)

Richard Harris Barham was born in 1788, at 61 Burgate, across the road from this Wetherspoon pub. Using the pen name Thomas Ingoldsby, he wrote The Ingoldsby Legends which first appeared in 1840, in a periodical edited by Charles Dickens.

3.1/5

(145 reviews)

Award winning cocktails and 4 resident DJs, served up in a contemporary retro package – just for you. If al fresco is what you fancy, the Loft Bar has two attractively designed outside gardens for drinking and dancing.

4.4/5

(590 reviews)

A friendly, traditional pub located a 2 minute walk from Canterbury Cathedral's gate

4.1/5

(205 reviews)

We are one of the oldest and most established bars in Canterbury! For over 30 years now Alberrys has welcomed the city’s inhabitants and visitors alike with its unique ambience and surroundings.

4.3/5

(232 reviews)

The Pilgrims Hotel is a charming historic building in the heart of Canterbury City Centre. Situated directly opposite the Marlowe Theatre, it’s an ideal place to stay overnight to catch a show or explore the attractions of Canterbury.

4.0/5

(163 reviews)

The pub is situated opposite the Marlowe Theatre, and you can book your interval drinks here. Opening hours may be extended if there are special events at the theatre.

4.4/5

(710 reviews)

The Cook's Tale Restaurant, formally named the Ambrette is Located in the city centre just a ten minute walk from the Marlowe Theatre and the high street. The Restaurant is also close to Watling St