Guidebook for Chartham
Food Scene
Fantastic food you can eat in the restaurant or treat yourself to some tapas at Wild Goose with a Cocktail or a Jonny Sandwich - the sandwichs are amazing,
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The Goods Shed
Station Road WestFantastic food you can eat in the restaurant or treat yourself to some tapas at Wild Goose with a Cocktail or a Jonny Sandwich - the sandwichs are amazing,
The Local is a friendly, welcoming public house run by family & friends of the owner - a true Local!
The Local
Cockering RoadThe Local is a friendly, welcoming public house run by family & friends of the owner - a true Local!
With a story that starts almost 700 years ago, The Artichoke pub in Chartham isn’t short on character. It’s everything you’d expect from such a historic building - with old oak beams, cosy corners and exposed brickwork providing the backdrop to fabulous food and drink.
There’s even an old well protruding through the floor - now topped with glass to form a very special dining table, and the best seat in the house.
Outside, hanging baskets greet your arrival in summer, showcasing the old timber-framed pub in all its glory. There’s a lovely garden area too, perfect for a pint or two in the sun after enjoying the Chartham circular walk.
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The Artichoke
Rattington StreetWith a story that starts almost 700 years ago, The Artichoke pub in Chartham isn’t short on character. It’s everything you’d expect from such a historic building - with old oak beams, cosy corners and exposed brickwork providing the backdrop to fabulous food and drink.
There’s even an old well protruding through the floor - now topped with glass to form a very special dining table, and the best seat in the house.
Outside, hanging baskets greet your arrival in summer, showcasing the old timber-framed pub in all its glory. There’s a lovely garden area too, perfect for a pint or two in the sun after enjoying the Chartham circular walk.
Wye Bakery is a small village bakery producing real bread, rolls, buns, and pastries, all made from scratch on the premises.
Wye Bakery Ltd
22 Church StWye Bakery is a small village bakery producing real bread, rolls, buns, and pastries, all made from scratch on the premises.
The Wife Of Bath
4 Upper Bridge StThe refectory kitchen is a contemporary family run bistro serving breakfasts brunch and lunch everyday.
Our diverse menu features simple yet carefully selected dishes using locally sourced produce where possible, the relaxed atmosphere is complimented by friendly and attentive service.
Opening hours
Mon to Saturday 8am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 3pm
16 St Dunstan’s Street,
Canterbury
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The Refectory
16 St. Dunstans StThe refectory kitchen is a contemporary family run bistro serving breakfasts brunch and lunch everyday.
Our diverse menu features simple yet carefully selected dishes using locally sourced produce where possible, the relaxed atmosphere is complimented by friendly and attentive service.
Opening hours
Mon to Saturday 8am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 3pm
16 St Dunstan’s Street,
Canterbury
Tiny Tim's Tearoom
34 St Margaret's StStep back in time and enjoy a traditional English afternoon tea.
Visit Macknade Fine Foods - the South East's leading food hall, delicatessen, butchery & café, located only two minutes from the M2, in Faversham, Kent.
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Macknade Fine Foods
Selling RoadVisit Macknade Fine Foods - the South East's leading food hall, delicatessen, butchery & café, located only two minutes from the M2, in Faversham, Kent.
Tell them Debbie sent you I know the owner very well. Beautiful tapas restaurant and you can then wonder the idylic streets of whitstable with its wonderful shops and take a stroll by the beach.
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Harbour Street Tapas
48 Harbour StTell them Debbie sent you I know the owner very well. Beautiful tapas restaurant and you can then wonder the idylic streets of whitstable with its wonderful shops and take a stroll by the beach.
Sightseeing
Canterbury Cathedral Archives
11 The PrecinctsA visit to Canterbury is not complete without experiencing Chaucer’s famous tales at Canterbury’s charming visitor attraction!
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Canterbury Tales
12 The FriarsA visit to Canterbury is not complete without experiencing Chaucer’s famous tales at Canterbury’s charming visitor attraction!
Situated, as its name suggests, at the westernmost point of the old city's boundary, Westgate Towers Museum & Viewpoint is housed in the country's largest surviving medieval gatehouse. Built in 1380, the Westgate was one of seven such structures built to defend the access points into the city. Today, this impressive building houses a fascinating museum showcasing the history of the city along with its own storied past. A highlight for most is the opportunity to visit an original "felon's" cell dating from the early 19th century (the building once served as a jail and police station).
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Westgate Towers Museum & Viewpoint
1 Pound LnSituated, as its name suggests, at the westernmost point of the old city's boundary, Westgate Towers Museum & Viewpoint is housed in the country's largest surviving medieval gatehouse. Built in 1380, the Westgate was one of seven such structures built to defend the access points into the city. Today, this impressive building houses a fascinating museum showcasing the history of the city along with its own storied past. A highlight for most is the opportunity to visit an original "felon's" cell dating from the early 19th century (the building once served as a jail and police station).
St. Augustine-abbassi
LongportRuins of historic interest
Faversham
Medieval historic town with cobbled streets
Explore almost nine centuries of history and discover the gardens, maze, falconry and events, including the Food Festival and Festival of Flowers.
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Leeds Castle
Explore almost nine centuries of history and discover the gardens, maze, falconry and events, including the Food Festival and Festival of Flowers.
Shopping
Ashford Designer Outlet
High Street
High StreetHistoric shopping in the medieval streets of canterbury
You can get the bus to blue water from Canterbury the 007 . Ian Fleming who came from Whitstable when writing James Bond used the bus route number 007
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Bluewater verslunarmiðstöð
Bluewater ParkwayYou can get the bus to blue water from Canterbury the 007 . Ian Fleming who came from Whitstable when writing James Bond used the bus route number 007
Getting Around
Canterbury West Station
Station Road WestRailway Station
Canterbury (Bus Station)
Ashford International station
Gateway to France and beyond
Drinks & Nightlife
The Pound Bar & Kitchen at One Pound Lane is set within Canterbury's atmospheric former city gaol and police station dating back to c1830, adjacent to the spectacular 600 year old Westgate Towers Museum and Viewpoint. Visitors can enjoy the themselves in the restored and converted police station cells, felons' exercise yard, gaoler's living room or the spectacularly vaulted former felons' day room.
The Pound Bar & Kitchen is home to a very British menu, celebrating the very best that Kent 'The Garden of England' has to offer.
www.onepoundlane.co.uk/
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The Pound at One Pound Lane
1 Pound LnThe Pound Bar & Kitchen at One Pound Lane is set within Canterbury's atmospheric former city gaol and police station dating back to c1830, adjacent to the spectacular 600 year old Westgate Towers Museum and Viewpoint. Visitors can enjoy the themselves in the restored and converted police station cells, felons' exercise yard, gaoler's living room or the spectacularly vaulted former felons' day room.
The Pound Bar & Kitchen is home to a very British menu, celebrating the very best that Kent 'The Garden of England' has to offer.
www.onepoundlane.co.uk/
The Falstaff Hotel
8-10 St. Dunstans StGood cocktail,bar
La Trappiste
1-2 Sun StSpecialise in Belgium Beers and has 100 on the menu
Arts & Culture
Turner Contemporary
RendezvousWorld Class Art Gallery in the seaside town of Margate
The Canterbury Roman Museum in Canterbury, Kent, houses a Roman pavement which is a scheduled monument, in the remains of a Roman courtyard house which itself is a grade I listed building
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Canterbury Roman Museum
11A Butchery LnThe Canterbury Roman Museum in Canterbury, Kent, houses a Roman pavement which is a scheduled monument, in the remains of a Roman courtyard house which itself is a grade I listed building
Museum, art gallery and library in a renovated 19th-century building, plus workshops and events.
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The Beaney House of Art & Knowledge
18 High StMuseum, art gallery and library in a renovated 19th-century building, plus workshops and events.