The Draper's Arms
Not only is the rooftop terrace a fantastic excuse for a visit to The Draper's Arms, their menu of steak and sticky pork ribs, and a brunch menu of Asian-inspired plates is a win win when it comes to eating out in the city.
When you're not lapping up the history, the cathedral, the cobbled stones or the canals? We hope you're lapping up the Canterbury restaurants that make this city shine. From burgers spots and white tablecloths to Italian meals that'll keep you coming back for more, check out our recommendations for somewhere to eat.
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Not only is the rooftop terrace a fantastic excuse for a visit to The Draper's Arms, their menu of steak and sticky pork ribs, and a brunch menu of Asian-inspired plates is a win win when it comes to eating out in the city.
Classic British pub dining is what Nicholson's pub The Old Butter Market does best. When your cravings take the shape of grilled salmon and pale ale pies, you're in safe hands with this cosy favourite.
If it's slice heaven that you're in the mood for, make it a trip to Chapter. A delicious pizza restaurant serving up the best in sourdough, Chapter boasts pared back interiors, and a bottomless brunch on Saturday for the weekend-keen.
One of the best Canterbury restaurants, Wildwood is an exceptional place to eat due to its affordable menu with an Italian leaning - a list that's packed with crowd-pleasers for any date or group. But that's not all, as the indulgent desserts and contemporary look are sure to hit the spot too.