Top 5 pubs in Canterbury you must go to
The days are growing longer, and you can feel summer is on its way.
What better time to explore Canterbury’s lively pub scene.
Canterbury is home to some of Kent’s finest pubs. Whether you’re a local looking for your new favourite spot or a tourist in search of a delicious beverage.
Here are five standout venues that you can enjoy your solo-pint or relax with your mates in a sunny beer garden.
The Penny Theatre
The Penny Theatre, previously a 19th century music hall, mixes historic character with an urban feel. There is a range of live entertainment that you can enjoy such as pub quizzes, karaoke and drag bingo. Sports fans can experience high quality screens consistently showcasing sport around the world. With affordable food prices and deals such as 2 for 1 cocktails, The Penny Theatre is an enticing place to visit in Northgate.
The Three Tuns
The Three Tuns is situated in the heart of Canterbury. The 15th century pub combines traditional charm with a vibrant mood. The establishment proposes a cozy feel with oak-wood interiors and local brews. They have popular deals such as build-your-own burger for £5 on a Wednesday. The Three Tuns is very inviting as being a Green King institution and being welcome to dogs.
The Dolphin
Hidden away on St Radigunds Street, The Dolphin has become a local favourite for the residents of Canterbury. One of its best attractions is their wide beer garden which will be a perfect place to relax during the upcoming summer. The pub also offers a brilliant selection of wines, non-alcoholic beers and food.
The Parrot
A 30 second walk from the Dolphin sits the oldest pub in Canterbury, The Parrot. Located on Church Lane, the 14th century building showcases medieval architecture with its oak-beamed ceiling. Customers have a choice of six real ales and have a wide variety of options on their food menu. With outdoor heating in their spacious beer garden, The Parrot is high on the list to visit.
The Black Griffin
The buzzing pub on St Peter’s Street, next to Westgate Towers, is known for its friendly environment. The venue is a hotspot for live music every Thursday and various events through the week. The Black Griffin provides a varied crowd full of locals, tourists and students.