It's a dog bar say no more. You cannot complete your trip to this town without first coming here…read more Absolutely adorable with your local dogs hang out. They do have adorable signs greeting the dogs and even offering their own dog menu. I do love the fact that they take photos of them and there is hundreds of photos on ceiling of all the dogs that have been inside the bar. A group of us came in for a beer and to just adore the adorable dogs. The staff is so sweet and friendly and I honestly wish I lived locally to come here more often.

Great pub out of the main tourist area. Good food and ambience and great service!…read moreReally enjoyed our experience there.

We liked this restaurant so much, we went back two days in a row during our short visit to…read moreCanterbury. The first night, I had a vegetable pie and my husband had the meatballs. His was a side dish so he was surprised at the good portion size, which included bread. He liked it very much but, since I kept raving to him about the delicious, piping hot veggie pie, he wanted to go back and try one. The second night he got the chicken and broccoli pie and I had the vegetable soup and a mixed salad. Again, everything was delicious, the hot food was nice and hot and cooked just right. In addition to the food, the restaurant has a lot of character and charm, you're eating in a historic building, and our server - Hina - was amazing. If we were staying longer we'd return again and again!

You can't miss this old, rickety, disfigured, charming, lovely, centuries old Medieval house...and…read moreit's also a restaurant! Inside the 15th or 16th century decor continues with amusing whimsical antiques and artworks. Service is friendly all around. Great savory meat pies, but maybe skip dessert and the beers... £19/$26 Lamb & Rosemary Weaver Pie...succulent tender chunks of Lamb in lovely gravy with vegetables, wrapped in warm a buttery pie crust...lovely! £19/$26 Steak & Kidney Weaver Pie...I took a risk! Tasty meaty juicy hunks of British beef...mixed in with the bitter, strong gamey, and pungent pieces of kidney...a very distinct taste indeed, not for everyone, but I found it good enough...though next time I might try something else. The chips are thick and crispy, brilliant! £8/$11 Apple Blackberry Crumble...disappointing! There didn't seem to be any chunks of fruit, just a mix of syrup and crumbles. It was very liquidity. Custard was nice though. £8/$11 Pint of Guinness...much more expensive than the average pint price.

Fantastic! A skip…read moreaway from Canterbury West rail station is a wonderful indoor market offering nooks of various goods. On various days and hours there are bustling people shopping for fruits, veg, meats, and other goods. While on other hours the lower level offers tables to munch on lunch items such as freshly made sandwiches, tea, coffee and desserts. Upper level offers proper dining with a rustic feel. Need a loo, that is here too! Overall a delightful experience with several visits during my stay in town

Amazing food and service. My fish dish was cooked perfectly with this amazing olive oil sauce.read more

It's been a while since I left a review because I don't often go places that I think are above and…read morebeyond, but this place topped the list for me. We came here on the recommendation of a local and we were not disappointed! The service was amazing, the food was also amazing and the pudding was amazing as well!! All in it was such a great lunch on a Saturday afternoon in Canterbury. Sitting next to a wall where you could see the timbers and also the hand hewn timbers that are exposed was really cool. Makes me really appreciate the humans who built this place hundreds of years ago. To think this place is more than twice as old as my country is humbling. And the staff were all so incredibly lovely!! Thank you all of you at THE PARROT for making our trip to Canterbury completely memorable and delicious!!

Absolutely unreal place! It's hard to belive it's from the 1300s! I really felt transported back in…read moretime, it's so cool.

Recently visited Canterbury and found Marlowes as we were wandering around after visiting the…read moreCathedral. Cozy little place to sit down and enjoy a small lunch. The service was great and the gentleman that served us was very friendly. The atmosphere was quirky with black and white photos of bygone era movie stars. We just wanted a nibble and the food was good. It wasn't too noisy and was comfortable. It's a great place to get away from the crowds.

Fantastically quirkly little restaurant on the high street near Westgate. The food is amazing and…read morethe menu is full of variety - fajitas, steak, burgers, pasta and delicious salads. They also do cocktails and liquer coffees and if you all book a table to eat you can actually bring your own wine for a small charge (or you used to be able to). The decoration is amazing - old film/theatre posters everywhere - and especially at Christmas with decorations ahanging everywhere.

Foods were presented beautifully. We were very happy with the food we selected. They have the…read moreMichelin's quality and we throughly enjoyed them. Service were superb!!! They weren't busy on Tuesday night and opened the kitchen to served me dinner. I was the only dinner that night and the foods they served me were delicious!!! That's I called Service!!!!! This is my second time staying in this hotel and I must say, their staffs are phenomenal. They're friendly, attentive, gracious and the hotel rooms are very well kept for a building this old. The restaurant and bar is highly recommended and I'm looking to our next visit in Canterbury, Kent. Big thanks to everyone here for taking such great care of us!!!!

We came here twice over Christmas holidays for the wonderful and very reasonably priced grazing…read morelunch, 3 courses for £12. They are small portions but so beautifully made and presented, this was the perfect Boxing day lunch following on from the overindulgence of Christmas Day. You can add an additional course for £4.00 for a little extra if needed. Service is amazing, the head waiter has a lovely sense of humour as well as making sure everyone is looked after without any intrusion.

The Bell & Crown is easily worth a visit whether for students or tourists…read more Tourists can revel in its chilled atmosphere, located far away from the Cathedral to be unaffected by the crowds, yet close enough to Kings School to offer interesting views when seated outside. The food is also excellent, dependable British fare at good prices (£8.50 for a burger and chips). And students? The cheap, excellent ale quite simply. Locally produced ale can be had for £3.20 a pint, great value and noticeably better quality than the likes of Becks and Stella Artois (!) found at higher prices in student bars.

I've always liked this pub. It's a good town centre pub and ideal for a quick drink while shopping…read morerather than the samey weatherspoons option. It gets quite packed on a Friday and Saturday night, but it's always a good atmosphere with good beer and a good jukebox. Staff are generally friendly and they seemed to have conquered the persistant smell of the men's loos which was a problem for years!

Really great atmosphere. Classy pub restaurant with Michael Caine's specialities. Great seating -…read morenot too tight so you feel you have room to breathe and be yourself. Cosy for a couple or great for larger parties.

Went along for their 25 quid for two offer. The food was okay, but the menu didn't offer much…read morechoice. The service was probably the best part. The restaurant and pub are a very nice atmosphere though and we do often go there for a few drinks. In terms of the offer, it wasn't too bad

The atmosphere in that pub is very good and awesome. The…read morefood is great - I had lunch & beers there with my friend. The barmaids are very friendly. The jukebox plays rock music - classic rock, heavy metal, or just Rock. They do live music too.

This is another one of those pretty awesome pubs. It has one of those atmospheres that a grungy…read moremusic pub seems to have. In fact it has old records on the walls, and lots of other things. Actually, it is probably one of my favourite pubs in Canterbury, which is saying something because there are a lot of pretty cool pubs here.

Very tasty burger! Fries were delish, price was reasonable, I had to wait for a table but they do…read morehave lots of tables upstairs, they just weren't staffed for a big crowd so they held people in the doorway waiting, makes sense. I had the Byron burger and fries with a big glass of Merlot and it was 20£ with tip. I'd definitely recommend! I took one star away because they don't toast the hamburger buns...what?! It turned into a soggy mess that just fell apart in chunks. Tsk.

Great little burger joint in Canterbury, England. Right in the heart of the shopping district. My…read moreburger consisted of a half pound burger, pepper jack cheese, onion straws, bacon, and a chili infused bbq sauce, very good!!! With a side of onion rings, washed down with a Coke. A great lunch in Canterbury.