Canterbury’s food and drink venues reflect the city’s long history as a place of trade and pilgrimage. Establishments range from traditional pubs serving local ales to contemporary restaurants utilising Kentish produce. You can find cafés and tearooms around the city centre, alongside more formal dining options near Canterbury Cathedral and Westgate Gardens. Seasonal events like the Canterbury Food and Drink Festival showcase the area’s culinary offerings. Venues in Canterbury East offer a quieter, neighbourhood setting for enjoying refreshments.
Restaurant
Café du SoleilCafé du Soleil in Canterbury is a Mediterranean restaurant on Stour River, offering a relaxed setting in the city. It's known for its wood-fired cuisine, creating a warm and inviting ambiance. Locals and tourists go to Café du Soleil for casual meals, drinks, and the riverside setting.
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Jasper'sJasper’s in Canterbury is a fast-food venue for late-night eats. On Church Street in St. Pauls, it's handy for those exploring the city and returning from events.
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Bangkok HouseBangkok House is a Thai restaurant on St. Dunstan’s Street in Canterbury. It’s amongst independent retailers and a short walk from the Cathedral.
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