Newly refurbished theatre - one of the oldest in the country…read more Their website isn't very good - too many pop-ups and hard to get anywhere!

Small little theatre that is trying to save itself, and deservedly so. a nice intimate venue in the…read morecentre of margate, that does its best to offer a wide range of acts at good prices, monthly comedy nights seem to be going down well, and i'd be suprised if they didnt have a panto this year! Well priced venue and worth supporting to keep good local places alive.

Came to the Tom Thumb Theatre to watch a show whilst I was in Margate for the weekend. What a…read morebeautiful little find. Run on a voluntary basis the staff and locals are all really friendly and welcoming. Before the show I had a lovely amaretto sours and then watched a show. This place programmes some of the best of London's fringe theatre and gives it a space in Margate. What more can you ask for. Lovely little place. Deffo check out what they have programmed and head in for a drink, a show and a chat.

This theatre has a small bit of history!…read more It was known as one of the UK's smallest venues, but recently it has been put up for sale. The 60-seat venue started operating as a theatre in 1984. It was originally a Victorian coaching house.

Margates local venue for gigs, shows and exhibitions.read more

Nice little venue for live gigs, attracting a wide range of acts from Jimmy Carr - Roy Chubby…read moreBrown, and from the Frattelis - Queen tribute acts, there will generally be something on worth seeing. They run a disco on a regular basis which is a good reasonably priced night out, although the bar prices can be a little steep. Ticket prices vary depending on the acts, but are generally reasonable, not a bad venue with few restricting view seats.

We went here with great expectations but unfortunately this wasnt the experience we had…read more 2 pina colardas without alcohol wasn't what we were expecting for £8.95 each. couldn't talk to manager as her children said she was on a personal call so after a looonnnggg wait I decided to go and find her and asked her to deal with my complaint. Well this turned really nasty and the police were called and they ( 2 managers) decided we were right and gave us a full refund and we left to go somewhere else. We truly wanted to support local businesses in these hard times.such a shame on this place.

From the owner: Latino style cafe and cocktail barread more

This magical underground discovery is full of mystery…read more As you enter through the shop front and descend down the spiral staircase, you are surrounded from floor to ceiling with shells. No one is entirely sure of the origin or purpose for these designs. Interesting family visit: 1 - 2 hours. gift shop & snack bar with limited seating. Definitely worth a look!

I moved to Margate 20 years ago and they have improved the Grotto year on year . It's superb now…read morewith a nice entrance and a great gift shop for cards/ shells / stone jewellery . Quite a mysterious place . Endlessly fascinating . How it was even made underground . And why ? It's not a huge exhibit but you must go .

Great little cinema that shows some of the new releases alongside older films. Has two floors, a…read moreground floor and a balcony section. I used to go all the time when I was at college in Broadstairs, the first film I saw there was Pulp fiction.

Step inside the Palace Cinema and you almost feel like you've been time warped to a byegone age…read more This one screen cinema formerly known as the Windsor cinema, is tucked away on a side street on the main drag to the beach. It is so quaint and small and surely one of the few left in the country with only one screen. There were traditional ices on sale and it was a really good evening and reasonably priced, I hope it doesn't close down as that would be a travesty.