The Old Gate Inn

About

The Old Gate Inn is a country pub located in Canterbury, dating back to 1728. Originally known as the Sign of the Gate, it was built near the Toll Gate and served as a coaching house where travelers could rest. The first landlord, Richard Howard, was also responsible for collecting tolls and was a trained tallow chandler.

The pub offers a variety of hearty favorites and country classics on its menu, alongside seasonal dishes. Guests can enjoy a well-stocked bar featuring cask ales, fine wines, and British gin. The location is convenient for those exploring Canterbury, with the iconic Canterbury Cathedral visible nearby and a park and ride service available for easy access to the city.