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.

4.3/5

(614 reviews)

With its charming olde-worlde exterior, the 16th Century Bishop’s Finger stands out as one of Canterbury’s most distinctive pubs.

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.

4.4/5

(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

4.4/5

(600 reviews)

A 17th Century Pub in the heart of Canterbury, serving some of the finest local ales and traditional home-cooked food.

4.5/5

(308 reviews)

If you’re looking for a beer garden that seamlessly blends into the Kent countryside, the Red Lion in Stodmarsh is the one for you. The pub has been around for centuries and new management have injected it with a great new lease of life.

4.2/5

(162 reviews)

THE PHOENIX IS NOW FULLY OPEN FROM 12 NOON 'til 11pm every night can serve until midnight and stay open until 1.00am A pub has stood on the corner of Cossington Road and Old Dover Road since 1874,

3.8/5

(163 reviews)

We welcome guests into the traditional bar with open plan reception, seating and access to free-view flat screen TV. We are 5 minutes from Canterbury West Station, 10 minutes to the town centre. We speak English, Spanish, Catalan, Romanian, Urdu and Pesht

5.0/5

(1 review)

Littlebourne Recreation Club is situated in the very heart of the village by the recreation ground. We are next to the village hall and local shop. We welcome new members and if you live in the village you can join the club after 48 hours once proposed