
six places to eat.
From a barista coffee on The Leas to a steak with a Channel view. All open to non-residents.
folkestone, dover, canterbury.
In the order you'd meet them driving east along the coast and back inland. Menus and hours live on each hotel's own site.
- 01
Marco Pierre White Steakhouse Bar & Grill
voco The Clifton · FolkestoneSignature steaks, timeless English and French classics and premium cocktails. The menu is curated by Marco himself: classic dishes simply cooked with the best locally sourced ingredients.
The steakhouse at thecliftonhotel.com
- 02
The Coral Bar and Lounge
voco The Clifton · FolkestoneA boutique bar with an endless sea view and freshly cooked seasonal food.
The Coral Bar at thecliftonhotel.com
- 03
Coffee Lounge
voco The Clifton · FolkestoneFresh barista coffee, open seven days. Takeaway and outdoor dining from 8am to 11pm.
The Coffee Lounge at thecliftonhotel.com
- 04
The Olive Tree
Holiday Inn DoverAll-day dining, international dishes, laid back. A stone's throw from the White Cliffs and the cruise terminals: a bite before the ferry.
The Olive Tree at holidayinndover.co.uk
- 05
Starbucks
Holiday Inn DoverA modern, spacious lounge, open seven days. There is a Costa counter in the lobby too.
Starbucks at holidayinndover.co.uk
- 06
Lounge & Bar
Holiday Inn Express CanterburyExpress Start breakfast buffet: continental plus sausages, baked beans and scrambled eggs. A casual lobby bar through the day; dinner in the Great Room at night.
Dining at hiexpresscanterbury.co.uk

Eat outside
A table on the lawn at Dover, a terrace on The Leas at Folkestone.
At Dover there are tables on the lawn, and the Garden Hideaway pod takes a party of up to twelve with its own fridge. At Folkestone the Coffee Lounge does takeaway and outdoor dining from 8am to 11pm.
The Garden Hideaway