Coastguard - Carte

Heard it was really good classic english pub fare. I could cook 5x better. Steak was gristly. Fish and chips were soggy. My nan had a vegetable stew which was amazing so slight redemption there. Great view out to the English Channel. We sat outside on a beautiful summers day. The inside was out of the 60s/70s and not in a good way. Disappointed.

Wow delish!! We stopped in for a late lunch on a foggy March day. The burger was huge with a soft bun and filled with goodness. We upgraded the fries to cheesy fries and it did not disappoint! Loaded with so much cheese you need a fork. Yummm Hubby had the parsnip soup and he said it's f**in phenomenal. Lol. Doesn't get better than that! Lovely staff, beautiful decor. Stop in if you are visiting the white cliffs.

Really enjoyed the setting, but be prepared for a long narrow winding drive. Once you get there, being by the water is really nice. The cliffs are pretty and it's just a neat setting. The restaurant itself was what you'd hope for in a lighthouse restaurant. I ordered the fish and chips and enjoyed it. You don't get refills, they rarely check on you and I had to go find someone for the check. But this is pretty typical everywhere we went in four different t counties in England. Voir le carte

Enjoyed our family dinner! Great place. So cozy and the food was amazing. Definitely want to return when I come back to the area! I had the fish and chips. The batter was crisp and paper thin. The fish was cooked to perfection. My son and daughter in law had the feta stuffed chicken wrapped in bacon. (2 for 1 on Tuesday! Grandsons had child's pasta. Everyone was pleased with their food dish. Kids enjoyed Crunch ice cream as a part of the child's meal deal. Others had the large brownie with choice of ice cream on top. They chose chocolate and ginger topped with walnut butterscotch sauce. A very pleasant experience eating by the sea in a cozy environment topped off with an open fireplace crack...

Great view overlooking the water, adjacent to the famous white cliffs of Dover. Great place to grab a bite while looking out over the water, then take a stroll along the water and see the cliffs. Service was fast and friendly. Restaurant was clean. It 's divided inside, sort of like an old house. They have outside seating for good weather days. Their coastguard burger was good; nothing special, just a good burger. As for their fish and chips, the fish was really good; light flakey with minimal grease. Chips were average thick cut fries; nothing special there. Mushy peas, which they called crushed peas , are about what they sound like smooshed English peas, which is what they tasted like. Aga...

The silence, oh, the silence... No car honking and people screaming and phones ringing: just the wind, the waves, the seagulls and a silent murmur of few locals sitting around the salt soaked wooden benches. One cannot really put a price on that or can he? The price is, well, substantial. I mean, two massive portions of classic fish chips and two pints of Hoegarden for around £36 incl. a generous tip. Well, I guess you *do* pay for the ambiance! If it was situated anywhere else like a slimy London street corner I would say do not bother. The food was high quality (though we had just the above mentioned but nothing to rave about. Yet we have such a fond memories of this place! St Margareth 's... Voir le carte

We had a decent enough service and food was not out of the world. That does not set me over the edge, I can deal with decent food and service. What really set me off was that I decided to go for a swim in the ocean after I had finished my dinner right next to the restaurant and when I came out of the ocean, I came back and asked one of my mates for a few napkins to dry off my face after swimming. The manager had the nerve to come over and have a long conversation to me about how using 3 napkins was a waste of his money, even after I paid for a £90 meal! I even offered to pay him back, even though it might've costed him a total of ¢0.005 for those 3 napkins, he still pressed me on the issue a...

It was the last night of a 10 day visit to the UK and I wanted to take my hosts to a nice dinner to thank them for their hospitality but it was a disaster. To start with, we were seated at a table that was right next to the restroom doors, to my left was a family with 3 young and screaming children celebrating one of their birthdays evidently. To the right was a stairway that apparently led to a party room upstairs where they seated a party of at least 12 people who kept up a constant parade back and forth past our table to the bar. The staff also felt the need to run past as they were serving the folk upstairs. It was like dining in a bus station. Then there was the service itself, bad does...

Really nice seaside pub in St Margaret's Bay, just north of Dover. Drive down the narrow, windy road to the bottom of the village, right by the shore, and there's lots of parking. The pub itself isn't a spectacular building: a plan, rectangular, weather-boarded place with dozens of tables outside and a few inside. Inside isn't much to look at either, to be honest, with a dining area on one side and bar on the other. There are three reasons to come here, though: location, ales and food. The location is a small cove right by the ocean. Waves crash on the rocks nearby. There are bits of white chalk cliffs visible one way. People stroll back and forth on the narrow gravel beach. Ferries departin... Voir le carte