Food and drink in Canterbury

Canterbury Cathedral, St Augustine’s Abbey and St Martin’s Church are listed together by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site, and the city’s food and drink listings include restaurants, tea rooms and pubs. The restaurants cook British produce, modern British menus and contemporary Odia cuisine, with private dining and cookery classes at some. A farmers market and food hall with a seasonal restaurant stands beside Canterbury West station. Tea rooms in a sixteenth-century building serve afternoon tea and homemade cakes. The pubs pour real ales and cask beers and offer food, live music, gardens and rooms. Every entry has been matched to the business’s own website and to a second source other than Google. Sole traders’ home addresses are kept off the page, and owners can ask for corrections.