I keep calling this place 'The Buttermilk Chicken' because well I just do, but I do like the name of it - so it just stuck! Great little place for drinks and food, it is rather 'touristy' - but with all places in the UK...you do get a lot of people that visit and want to try a lovely cocktail or try British food which they had a abundance of choices. Came here for drinks on the Saturday and went for a quick drink the next day - after visiting Canterbury Cathedral - as it is opposite. Great space for small groups, for couples or friends, there is seating outside and available seating outside as well. Great array of cocktails, beers on tap and lovely wines and juices - so a great bar to go to for quiet drinks at some cheery atmosphere and a lovely time for couples and groups who just want to catch up for day too!More

Wonderful home made steak and ale pies are a must at this lovely old pub. Good beer too. Service was efficient and friendly

Love this pub! If you like a proper pub pub, like me....then you will not be disappointed. Comfort all the way. Comfort food, great service, sport if you like, if not sit out the back where it's just as comfy 😁 Good pint of Guinness...🥰 Pies are amazing.More

My friend booked a table so we could watch the rugby. The only disappointment was the match result. Stuart made us welcome as soon as we walked through the door. The pub looks small from the outside, but its like the Tardis once inside. We...ordered drinks at the bar and they were often brought over to us. Stuart was chatty and nothing was too much trouble. We stayed for dinner and that was great, wide choice of menu and speciality pies. Was a perfect Saturday afternoon/evening!!!!More

Great pub. Stuart and gang served our large group with great food and charm. It was so great that a couple of us returned the next night. Thsnj you, Stuart!

Found this in the corner of a small square opposite the gate to the cathedral. Warm welcome from the bar staff and there is plenty of room near the bar or further back where it’s quieter. Good menu and variety. Food is well cooked and...brought when it’s ready. Great atmosphere and a place to unwind when seeing this historic city.More

We loved the age of the pub and how subdued and quiet it was. But the food was expensive for the small portions we had- we had two starters, and apple juice and pint and paid £27. We were so put off we didn’t stay...for mains. The staff were very friendly and the service was prompt.More

The staff are just lovely, so friendly and chatty, the meals are delicious and portion size is generous. The pub is very old world pretty and quirky. I definitely recommend this lovely atmospheric pub for a chilled, relaxing evening where you can have an excellent...meal.More

Nearly £10 for a glass of wine the kids chicken bites were so hard not ideal for kids , staff on the other hand very friendly and helpful

Food was lovely. Staff were polite enough. However, after serving you, they don't interact and chat. No idea how to make people want to return. A bit of personality would be great. Kids behind bar, who cannot chat and interact with customers. Typical Canterbury pub....Poor management, who can't train their staff to interactMore

I booked to eat here as we were going to the theatre,so glad we did the moment we walked we were met with smiling faces very attentive,we ordered a couple of drinks I had a long island iced tea and it was one of the...best I''d tasted,we ordered the lamb shank shepherds pie and so glad we did it was amazing,will definitely be going back.More

Very nice pub eats, cosy atmosphere and lovely staff - especially the Assistant Managers Stuart and Jack. I can't wait for lunch/next visit there again when I'm back in the City.