131 British Restaurants near Hythe

"There’s no resisting the charm of this Jacobean-style mansion, although the grand-sized rooms with acres of darkwood panelling dictate a very for ..." Read our full review

A rare typical English pub where there are no fruit machines or a Jukebox. Some may find it quiet but we find people speak to each other and have a great ti ... Find out more

"This collection of restaurants with rooms has a handful of locations dotted around the UK, and readers praise it’s “value for money” ..." Read our full review

Tucked away in the eponymous village of Bridge, The Bridge Arms is a grade II-listed 16th-century coaching inn and pub. In the warmer months, there is an ou ... Find out more

Dating back to 1728, this inn was constructed near the Toll Gate and bore the name "Sign of the Gate" in its early years. Richard Howard, the first landlord ... Find out more

The 1181 Restaurant is situated in what would have been the chapel when the Manor, originally known as "Haghfeld" was a dairy run by monks as part of the ... Find out more

The Corner House is an independent restaurant that is dedicated to showcasing the best of British produce sourced locally. The restaurant’s culinary e ... Find out more

A historic sea-side pub and restaurant in St Margaret’s Bay, near Dover, The Coastguard invites you to dive into superb food and drink while enjoying ... Find out more

In the beating heart of Canterbury's shopping district, surrounded by the picture perfect historical architecture Canterbury has to offer, Bill's is a livel ... Find out more

67 Burgate has had many uses over its long and varied history. It’s been a family home, a boot maker, an antiques shop and a glass repairers. ... Find out more

Located centrally on Burgate, Chapter is a charming restaurant where friends can gather to chat, families can indulge in delightful meals, and guests can ... Find out more

ABode Canterbury is a centrally-located, four-star hotel in Canterbury, just minutes walk from the world-famous cathedral and ancient city walls. Part of th ... Find out more

Situated within the historic confines of a medieval drapers shop in central Canterbury, The Drapers Arms is a quintessential pub offering a distinctive Asia ... Find out more

55 St. Peter's Street is a 16th century building with origins rooted in aiding and guiding pilgrims on their journey to Canterbury Cathedral. Evolving with ... Find out more

The Thomas Becket is in Canterbury, Kent, taking its name from the 12th century archbishop famously murdered in the city. It’s a short walk from the S ... Find out more