Restaurants in Dover

The 'white cliffs of Dover' will always be close to English hearts. With its neighbours Hastings, Romney, Hythe and Sandwich, Dover itself is one of the original Cinque Ports (founded as a confederation way back in 1050) and has seen more than its share of military campaigns and wars. It's a slice of living history with a powerful dramatic past.

Dover is also geographically unique: it's the closest point in Kent to the continent of Europe and a vital cross-Channel link - thanks to the world's busiest ferry port.

The Coastguard In summer you can sit outside and gaze across the Straits of Dover from this spectacularly situated hostelry in St Margaret's Bay, which claims to be 'the closest English pub to France'

Wallett's Court Raw materials from the 'Garden of England' and supplies from elsewhere are used for a repertoire of dishes with a modern slant, and menus glide along with the seasons

The Bay Restaurant An exciting new venture from the team behind nearby Wallett's Court, the Bay Restaurant is the 'beating heart' of the White Cliffs Hotel in the centre of delightful St Margaret's at Cliffe