The Old Buttermarket — Pub in Canterbury

The Old Buttermarket is a historic pub on 39 Burgate in Canterbury. This pub offers a traditional Canterbury atmosphere. You can find British Pub Classics and a selection of real ales. Locals and visitors enjoy a casual lunch or evening drinks. With its long history and central location, The Old Buttermarket provides a comfortable space in Canterbury.

Established around 1600, The Old Buttermarket has been a public house on this site for over 500 years and originally served as a Butter Market. The building is a historic pub. Archaeological finds, including flint pieces, suggest Roman remains are below the building. Tunnels once connected it to Canterbury Cathedral. The venue features warm lighting and historic decor, including wood panelling. Expect a lively, bustling atmosphere with a high crowd density, creating a relaxing and cozy environment for a traditional pub experience.

As a traditional pub, The Old Buttermarket serves British cuisine and a wide range of real ales. This venue is ideal for social gatherings, with interior and outdoor seating frequently used by locals. The Roman remains in the cellars are a unique feature. With a capacity of 250, The Old Buttermarket can accommodate groups and welcomes solo visitors. Expect a busy atmosphere, especially in the evenings.