The Harbour Inn
Notable venuePub in Folkestone
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The Harbour Inn is a Pub in Folkestone, United Kingdom. A well-known name on the Folkestone dining scene, with its own Wikipedia entry. Cuisine: Fish & Chips, Seafood. Price range: mid-range. Dietary options: vegetarian. Known for fish and chips. Also offers outdoor seating, table reservations. Rated 4.2★ by 1557 diners.
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What people say
“Decent food, good drinks, good atmosphere, great location.”
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JR★★★★★Phenomenal! One of the best experiences in England is going to a small town local pub for fish & chips. Folkestone is certainly a small town on the English Channel. This place is what you'd hope for as an American visiting Kent. The fish and chips is next level. Probably one of the top 3 I've ever had in the entire world. It's wonderful! The atmosphere is cool, especially for an American. There is a nice fireplace, great ambiance, and it feels comfortable. I met Dan who works here, and a really friendly guy, who seemed genuinely engaged that I was enjoying the food and experience. The beer an
David France — ExploreFeelGood AllezLesFans★★★★★In England for 2 days, I had to have fish & chips For my only opportunity, just before leaving the country, I decided to go for the one The Habour Inn, and what a great choice! The fish was huge, the biggest I've ever had in a fish and chips It came with fries, lemon and sauce indeed, but also peas All looked great, and was super yummy. No wonder, ingredients come from Folkestone food market, and sourced from Kentish farmers They also have lots of other options, like the famous oysters, that you can order by 12, 6 or even 1 Location is excellent, right in front of the harbor on one side, and r
Georgie Butler★★★★★Honestly some of the best pub food I have ever had. I recommend the fish and chips, the chicken schnitzel, and their pies. The atmosphere is a classic old pub, it is comfortable and homey. Friendly staff and excellent service. Cannot fault.
linda★★Maybe because it was a very wet afternoon and everywhere appeared shut this was the only choice for lunch. Warm welcome from the lady behind the bar but then it went down hill. Took forever for my cup of tea to arrive, the prawns were tasteless and then the waiter, in a rush, spilt the finger bowl over us. The scotch egg was a better choice.
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