Restaurants in Folkestone

The Channel Tunnel terminal puts Folkestone at the gateway to Europe but that in itself causes so many people to bypass this delightful seaside town made famous in the Edwardian era. The bandstand on the Leas still captures the spirit while age old fishing boats keep restaurants supplied with local sea bass, lobsters and Dover sole.

A town that is currently regenerating so fast boasts a clutch of restaurants well worth a special journey while neighbouring Sandgate sports some lively bars plus the famous Ship Inn... probably the best pint of IPA in Kent!

The India Tastes and flavours based on old, traditional Indian cooking. The India is rated as one of the Top 100 Indian Restaurants in the UK; with cuisine as good as this, The Mobile Food Guide would put The India among the Top Ten

Paul's Restaurant For over a quarter of a century Paul Hagger has been serving Folkestone and his restaurant's popularity has never diminished; a recent refurbishment of the place can only be described as a visual feast

La Tavernetta Famous in Folkestone for more than 40 years, La Tavernetta remains a strong favourite with locals and visitors alike. Engaging personal service and good-value Italian food of the old school