The Samuel Peto — Pub in Folkestone

The Samuel Peto is a pub on Rendezvous Street in Folkestone’s Baptist Galleries. The area has a lively feel, and The Samuel Peto is known for its award-winning children’s meals. Locals and visitors go to The Samuel Peto for casual occasions, from family lunches to drinks with friends. It’s a convenient and comfortable spot while you're exploring Folkestone.

Established in 1880, The Samuel Peto is a Grade II listed Victorian pub originally a place of worship. The building’s architecture reflects its history, undergoing conversion to a pub. The interior blends traditional decor with modern branding, creating a unique aesthetic. Expect a moderate noise level and a busy atmosphere. The warm lighting adds to the inviting atmosphere. Its name comes from Sir Samuel Peto, a Victorian contractor, and the building was once a converted Baptist church.

The Samuel Peto is a classic pub serving real ale and craft beers. They offer food, including the award-winning children’s meals, and drinks are available with walk-in service. The app-based ordering and full menu provide quick service. With its mixed-age clientele and family-friendly feel, The Samuel Peto is good for a relaxed afternoon or social evening, and it suits anyone seeking a traditional pub in Folkestone.