The Bishop's Finger — Pub Restaurant in Canterbury

The Bishop's Finger is a historic pub restaurant on St. Dunstan’s Street in Canterbury. Its location in the city’s historic district offers a traditional atmosphere. The pub is known for being a Shepherd Neame Brewery Tap, with access to local ales, plus a classic pub menu. You’ll find both locals and visitors enjoying a meal, drinks, or live sports. It’s a warm and lively place to stop while exploring Canterbury.

The Bishop's Finger is a Grade II listed building from the 18th century, originally a tavern. Its Georgian architecture is visible both outside and within the traditional pub. Inside, you'll find distinctive features like wooden beams and flagstone floors, adding to its warm character. The pub has a lively atmosphere, moderate noise levels, and can get busy, especially during peak times. The interior’s features reflect a commitment to its original style. It offers step-free and wheelchair access, including accessible toilets.

The Bishop's Finger is a pub restaurant serving classic British cuisine including the popular Sunday roast. The pub is known for its Bishop’s Finger ale pie, and a selection of local ales, providing a relaxed space for lunch or dinner. It suits group gatherings, solo diners, and families. With screens for sports, it’s often lively, especially in the evenings. Its accessible interior and location make it a convenient stop for locals and visitors.