The Samuel Peto — Pub in Folkestone

The Samuel Peto is a pub on Rendezvous Street in Folkestone’s Baptist Galleries. This Victorian-era pub is known for its award-winning children’s meals and wide selection of real ale. Locals and visitors go to The Samuel Peto for a quick bite or a relaxed evening enjoying craft beers. It offers a convenient and familiar space within the town’s social scene.

Established in 1880, The Samuel Peto is a Grade II listed building. It originally served as a place of worship before being converted into a pub. The architecture is Victorian, and the building features a distinctive interior. The pub reflects its heritage, with a moderate noise level and crowd density. Its history as a converted Baptist church gives it a unique character for visitors. The interior combines historical design with modern industrial elements.

The Samuel Peto is a pub where you can enjoy food and drink. It’s an ideal place for a family meal, thanks to its award-winning children’s meals, or a relaxed evening with friends. The venue offers app-based drink ordering and is designed to be inclusive and accommodating with step-free access and accessible toilets.