Very tasty burger! Fries were delish, price was reasonable, I had to wait for a table but they do…read morehave lots of tables upstairs, they just weren't staffed for a big crowd so they held people in the doorway waiting, makes sense. I had the Byron burger and fries with a big glass of Merlot and it was 20£ with tip. I'd definitely recommend! I took one star away because they don't toast the hamburger buns...what?! It turned into a soggy mess that just fell apart in chunks. Tsk.

Great little burger joint in Canterbury, England. Right in the heart of the shopping district. My…read moreburger consisted of a half pound burger, pepper jack cheese, onion straws, bacon, and a chili infused bbq sauce, very good!!! With a side of onion rings, washed down with a Coke. A great lunch in Canterbury.

Just tried this place for the first time this week! The food was tasty, portions were huge, and the…read moreprices were cheap so it was all around a good experience! I got the Cuban special and my partner got one of the signature pork sandwiches (don't remember the name unfortunately!) We just asked the employee what she liked and got whatever she suggested. The dining areas upstairs are super cute and each room has its own eclectic styling. The only thing I would note is that the food was very greasy but that is to be expected with fried food and sandwiches like these!

Pork & Co was one of a few places that served food after 9pm when our ghost walking tour had…read morefinished. What can I say, the food here downright delicious. Most of the choices are not the healthiest, but no one can say they are not tasty. The portions are generous, if expensive, and you can have a choice for certain part of the dishes (beetroot coleslaw was amazing!), eg you can opt for salad side if find chips too much;) Overall, quirky and informal place, the stuff is lovely, cool place to eat in!

LOVELY! BRILLIANT! FRIENDLY!…read more Just one block off the main drag of Canterbury, on a much quieter street, is the semi secret oasis from the hordes or tourist crowds, is The Foundry. Walking right in is the louder pub bar area, to the right is a quieter spacious large industrial room with full wait service from the friendly staff. Great local craft beers! £18 FISH & CHIPS! A beautiful chunk of fresh cod in a thick crispy hot batter made with Canterbury Brewers beer...lovely! And about £2 cheaper than average! The chips were tasty and plentiful, and the homemade mushy peas were creamy. Great homemade tartare sauce!

Off the main drag in Canterbury, this place is well worth a visit. It can be a little challenging…read moreto find (we were walking) as google might lead you to a bit of a dead end, but just keep going around the corner and you'll pop right into it. A nice airy space with high and low tables and a long bar. Love the sustainable and local focus. Really pleasant server and barkeep as well. We ordered the bubble and squeak starter which was a new one for us Americans. I had the steak and Foundry Ale pie which was incredible. Exectly how you want this sort of thing - loaded with tender meat and veg and a huge, flaky crust. He had the hunters chicken which I heard no complaints about. We finished with the sticky toffee pudding and it was one of the best things I ate during our travels. Loved the sparkling fruit cider that I ordered: fresh and bright and bubbly. Can't recommend this place enough!

Bohemian by it's very nature. The decor, the food and most amusingly the staff. They are friendly,…read morebut have the 'laissez-faire' attitude down to an art form. I was referred to as 'You' a number of times during one meal, but this was done without malice or distaste and only added to the charm of the place! The food is tasty and simple, although they were a little heavy on the garlic (maybe on account of having such a high population from the continent?). The prices were also reasonable for Canterbury. As the other reviewer mentioned it was very busy, turning away a number of people on a Saturday afternoon. Nice looking selection of cakes / puddings too, but I didn't try any. Most importantly though - The coffee was excellent!

A quirky, intimate and exclusive feeling place. They have a great contemporary food menu and a…read moregreat drinks offering too. The prices are really reasonable considering some of the places in Canterbury and their service is very relaxed (but not in a sloppy way). If you fancy a coffee or just want to rest your feet whilst you're out shopping, Boho is the place to go.

We liked this restaurant so much, we went back two days in a row during our short visit to…read moreCanterbury. The first night, I had a vegetable pie and my husband had the meatballs. His was a side dish so he was surprised at the good portion size, which included bread. He liked it very much but, since I kept raving to him about the delicious, piping hot veggie pie, he wanted to go back and try one. The second night he got the chicken and broccoli pie and I had the vegetable soup and a mixed salad. Again, everything was delicious, the hot food was nice and hot and cooked just right. In addition to the food, the restaurant has a lot of character and charm, you're eating in a historic building, and our server - Hina - was amazing. If we were staying longer we'd return again and again!

You can't miss this old, rickety, disfigured, charming, lovely, centuries old Medieval house...and…read moreit's also a restaurant! Inside the 15th or 16th century decor continues with amusing whimsical antiques and artworks. Service is friendly all around. Great savory meat pies, but maybe skip dessert and the beers... £19/$26 Lamb & Rosemary Weaver Pie...succulent tender chunks of Lamb in lovely gravy with vegetables, wrapped in warm a buttery pie crust...lovely! £19/$26 Steak & Kidney Weaver Pie...I took a risk! Tasty meaty juicy hunks of British beef...mixed in with the bitter, strong gamey, and pungent pieces of kidney...a very distinct taste indeed, not for everyone, but I found it good enough...though next time I might try something else. The chips are thick and crispy, brilliant! £8/$11 Apple Blackberry Crumble...disappointing! There didn't seem to be any chunks of fruit, just a mix of syrup and crumbles. It was very liquidity. Custard was nice though. £8/$11 Pint of Guinness...much more expensive than the average pint price.

The food was super delicious and fresh. It's a hidden gem and you must stop in for the mushed pea…read moretoast with feta cheese and don't forget to add a poached egg. The service is fantastic and the atmosphere is fabulous. Can't wait to go back

One of the go to places for breakfast in Canterbury. Possibly top 5!!…read more This is such a good place, and I already cannot wait to go back. Went for an early brunch, in which I got the Green Eggs and Ham and a friend got Eggs your way, and both were so good! Eggs were cooked to perfection. It is a smaller restaurant, which means it's quite intimate; know that they don't do large parties. But the service is great, so if you are heading into town and need a place to stop for a meal, this is the place to go.

Very good food because its McDonald's and it's like amazing best restaurant I've ever gone to but…read morethe workers can be rude sometimes I want to ask for ketchup and they said why don't you just get it yourself because there's none left

Cheeseburgers are also pretty good, I can eat them forever…read more It's alot like a mini Quarter Pounder. The cheese in this case was a bit melted, just nice, and a good amount of onion was on it, with liberal amount of ketchup and soft delicious bun. I'm not sure what else to write about it really, it's a cheeseburger. Meat, cheese, ketchup, onion and a seedless bun. Delicious - 9/10

Great fish and chips. Made fresh. Ordered a regular chips and server kept piling more and…read moremore...too much for 2 people

Went for an impromptu supper after our traveling choir sang at Canterbury Cathedral last week…read more Friendly & quick to offer chips while you wait for your order. But we arrived with large group and were surprised that no one got their fish for over half an hour.

Ok, I'm not a burger person and don't visit chain takeaways like this very often, but this place is…read morenot pleasant. The food is just like every other Burger King, but the building needs a serious make-over. The floor and loos were dirty and the loos in particular had seen too much wear and tear and the whole area looked like to could do with pulling out and starting again. Perhaps I'm just too old for burger bars and the kids don't notice, but it put me off my food.

Always seems to be cold inside. Fairly popular with teens and a bit rowdy. Food not always good but…read moreok.

Recently visited Canterbury and found Marlowes as we were wandering around after visiting the…read moreCathedral. Cozy little place to sit down and enjoy a small lunch. The service was great and the gentleman that served us was very friendly. The atmosphere was quirky with black and white photos of bygone era movie stars. We just wanted a nibble and the food was good. It wasn't too noisy and was comfortable. It's a great place to get away from the crowds.

Fantastically quirkly little restaurant on the high street near Westgate. The food is amazing and…read morethe menu is full of variety - fajitas, steak, burgers, pasta and delicious salads. They also do cocktails and liquer coffees and if you all book a table to eat you can actually bring your own wine for a small charge (or you used to be able to). The decoration is amazing - old film/theatre posters everywhere - and especially at Christmas with decorations ahanging everywhere.