Folkestone’s food and drink venues reflect its history as a port and increasingly popular destination. Options range from traditional pubs in the Old High Street and Sandgate, offering locally sourced ales and food, to cafés and restaurants around the Harbour and in the Town Centre. The Creative Quarter and Guildhall Street are home to many independently owned establishments, often with outdoor seating. Seasonal produce features on many menus, and you’ll find establishments catering to a range of tastes, from quick bites to longer dining experiences. Many venues host special evenings and provide refreshments for events like the Triennial.
Food Drink
MarleysMarleys is a cafe bar on Folkestone's Old High Street, an area known for its independent shops and creative atmosphere. Marleys gained recognition for its craft beers and relaxed atmosphere. Locals and visitors go to Marleys for casual gatherings, a weekend brunch, or a break while walking along the seafront.
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Little RockLittle Rock is a restaurant on Folkestone Harbour, adding to the Harbour Arm’s lively setting. It's known for locally sourced seafood and a relaxed atmosphere. Locals and visitors go for a quick bite, a lengthy lunch, or evening drinks, with views of the sea.
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Sotirio's Bar & RestaurantSotirio’s Bar & Restaurant is a restaurant on Bouverie Road West in Folkestone’s High Street. The venue serves Mediterranean cuisine and is known for Sotirio's Moussaka, a dish celebrated for its authentic flavours. Both locals and visitors come to Sotirio’s Bar & Restaurant to enjoy lunch, dinner, or drinks in a welcoming setting.
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