Dog Friendly — Pubs in Deal

Farrier

90 Manor Road, Deal CT14 9DB

This family-owned, Grade II listed traditional black and white beamed pub dates from the 17th century and considered to be one of the oldest pubs in Deal. It has a real community feel to it with a friendly environment and the landlord and landlady can usually be found working behind the bar. Inside there's plenty of seating, three open fires and the background music is kept deliberately quiet. So, it's a relaxing place for a drink and a chat. The events diary includes darts teams, monthly quiz nights and a Sunday meat raffle. From 12.00-3.00, Monday to Friday, discounts are offered on a selection of beers. Although, no food is served you are allowed to bring your own food or takeaway. Recent AwardsExceptionally Improved Pub Award 2018.Branch Winter Pub of the Season 2017.Historic England Entry: 1069820Kent’s Public House Archive: Farrier, Deal

Alma

126 West Street, Deal CT14 6EB

This large friendly, unassuming pub is situated a stone's throw from Deal's town centre and railway station. Walking in through the front door you'll find the large central bar which divides the pub into three areas: around the bar for the drinkers', a lounge with bench seating, comfy chairs and sofas and a small snug at the back. There's also a large function room, for hire, which is used to host charity events. Three real ales are available, one of which is usually sourced from a local brewery. At the moment the food offering is restricted to Sunday lunches however this will be expanded. During the month much happens in this community pub including live music, quiz nights, sports TV, a Sunday carvery, darts and pool teams. There's a smoking area in the rear courtyard and Pay & Display parking over the road.Kent’s Public House Archive: Alma, Deal

Bohemian

47 Beach Street, Deal CT14 6HY

Modern seafront pub with fine views of Deal pier and the sea. Notice, the Antwerp pub sign which reflects the original name of the pub. Apart from the five hand pulled real ales and real ciders there is a large selection of Belgian bottled beers and other international ales. Good, restaurant-standard meals are available lunchtime and early to mid evening. Outside seating is available at the front and in the heated courtyard at the rear of the pub – a real sun trap in summer. Upstairs there is a function room.Kent’s Public House Archive: Bohemian, DealPhoto courtesy of Bohemian, Deal

Bowling Green Tavern

164 Church Path, Deal CT14 9UD

This traditional-style community pub is set on the outskirts of Deal town centre. Following refurbishment it provides a pleasant environment for a drink and a meal. With its four rooms, including a restaurant and garden lounge it can support a variety of events and functions. It is very family-oriented, with a large play area in the garden. Two ales are usually available, from national breweries. The pub supports darts teams and sponsors local football and cricket teams. Live entertainment events are held every Saturday.

Clarendon Hotel

51 Beach Street, Deal CT14 6HY

Situated on Deal's seafront the bar forms part of the Clarendon Hotel, a 1763 seafront hotel. Recent refurbishment has given the bar a pleasant, light and airy feel. There's plenty of comfy seating with the front windows providing excellent views overlooking Deal Pier and the English Channel. Two regular real ales are available from the bar. There is ample public parking to the rear of the hotel.Historic England Entry: 1069912Kent’s Public House Archive: Clarendon Hotel

Deal Hoy

16 Duke Street, Deal CT14 6DU

This cosy Shepherd Neame pub is situated a few minutes walk from Deal town centre. The interior of the pub reflects its Georgian and nautical past. There is lots of space to relax around the pub's U-shaped bar or in the pub's comfortable armchairs. In winter the wood burning stove provides a warm welcome. At the back the patio garden makes pleasant outdoor seating in summer. Food includes authentic "Italian-style" pizza, cooked on a wood-fired oven, and seafood. There's plenty of on-street parking and it's a short walk to the Union Street Car Park.

Forester

15 The Marina, Deal CT14 6NG

A traditional, well-kept sea-front pub with a pleasant sun-trap garden.Kent’s Public House Archive: Forester, Deal

Queen Street Tap

42 Queen Street, Deal CT14 6EY

Modern bar/eatery in the middle of Deal.

King's Head

9 Beach Street, Deal CT14 7AH

This 250 year old pub is a very popular with locals and visitors alike and is well known for the stunning flower display that adorns the building in summer. Situated on Deal's seafront, it has spectacular views across The Channel. Inside there is a large central bar with seating and for those who want to get away from the main hubbub there is a quiet corner to retire to. There is an open fire and a fine and extensive collection of cricket and golf memorabilia. There is plenty of off-street public parking nearby. The seafront terrace looks out over the sea and towards Deal pier. A wide variety of good food is served in addition to real ales from Shepherd Neame. Regular live music events are held in the pub and outside the pub co-hosts music events, folk week and New Year fireworks. The pub can get a little crowded!Historic England Entry: 1069909Kent’s Public House Archive: King's Head, Deal

Mill Inn

78-80 Mill Hill, Deal CT14 9ER

Note: There has been a recent change of landlord so the details about this pub need to be verified. This large housing estate pub has a friendly, community spirit and has just celebrated its 80th anniversary. It has a substantial main bar and a smaller side bar. It supports pool and darts teams, has sports TV and holds regular events in support of local charities. Home-made pies are made to order and pizzas can be ordered any time of the day. Live music events are held every Saturday with a weekly meat raffle. There is a good-sized garden, complete with climbing frame, with a bouncy castle in the summer.Kent’s Public House Archive: Mill Inn, Deal

Goodwin (The)

32 High Street, Deal CT14 6HE

Believed to be the oldest pub in Deal, The Goodwin is situated on Deal's pedestrian area, just a short walk from the sea front Recently refurbished, the bar area provides plenty of seating and there's a small ante-room to the left. At the back there is a pleasant, sun-trapped patio, with some seating at the front.Historic England Entry: 1343691Kent’s Public House Archive: Goodwin (The), DealPhotos courtesy of The Goodwin, Deal.

Port Arms

10 Beach Street, Deal CT14 7AH

This popular pub is situated on Deal's seafront. in addition to the real ale, there is a good variety of pub food on offer during the day. In the evening it is frequented by a younger crowd. The outside terrace provides a dedicated seating area overlooking the sea and Deal pier. Regular live music events are held and the pub co-hosts music concerts and New Year fireworks.Kent’s Public House Archive: Port Arms, Deal

Rose Hotel

91 High Street, Deal CT14 6ED

Boutique hotel, bar & restaurant situated in Deal's pedestrian precinct.

Royal Hotel

Beach Street, Deal CT14 6JD

This 18th century Georgian hotel, with it's historical connections to Lord Nelson and Lady Hamilton, is ideally positioned on Deal's seafront, close to Deal pier and Deal castle. Two regular ales from Shepherd Neame are served alongside Shep's seasonal ales. The Boathouse bar and terrace offers a sea view to accompany casual eating and drinking. A public car park is available next to the pub.

Saracen's Head

1 Alfred Square, Deal CT14 6LS

Dating back to the early 19th century this cosy, community pub is situated a short distance north of Deal's town centre. The large L-shaped bar, wooden floors, bench seating and lots of mirrors give the pub's interior a pleasant feel to it. In addition to Shepherd Neame's Master Brew and Whitstable Bay, Shep's seasonal ales are served from the three hand pumps. An occasional guest from another brewery may be on tap. Traditional pub grub, made from locally sourced ingredients, is served at the weekend and there are two sittings for Sunday lunch at 12.30 and 2.00. At the back there is a courtyard garden, a pleasant place for a drink or two while soaking up the sun and sea air. Events at the pub vary from regular live music to monthly quizzes and the Grumpy Old Lunch. Although the pub is not fully wheel-chair friendly, a ramp can be put down giving access to the bar.Kent’s Public House Archive: Saracen's Head, Deal

Ship Inn

141 Middle Street, Deal CT14 6JZ

Situated just off Deal's seafront, this is a public house that doesn't pretend to be anything other than a pub. Unspoilt and traditional, it is located in Deal's historic conservation area, 10 minutes' walk from the town centre . Dark wooden floors and subdued lighting give this pub a warm and comfortable atmosphere, complemented by the nautical theme. The stove, in the carpeted lounge, is welcome in winter. A wide variety of drinkers, from young to old, enjoy the good range of beers dispensed from the five handpumps, including beers from Ramsgate and Dark Star. The pub has a small cosy rear bar overlooking a large patio garden accessed by a staircase. The covered smoking area has a clock large enough for you to have no excuse for missing last orders! Please note that electronic cigarettes are not allowed in the pub. Dog chews can be purchased, with the monies raised being donated to charity.Historic England Entry: 1261597Kent’s Public House Archive: Ship Inn, Deal

Walmer Castle

4 South Street, Deal CT14 7AW

This late night music and entertainment bar is situated on the edge of Deal's town centre and is popular with the younger clientele.

Royal British Legion (Downs) Social Club

20 Market Street, Deal CT14 6HS

This comfortably furnished club is situated on the first floor, just off Deal's High Street.

Waterfront Hotel

29 Beach Street, Deal CT14 6HY

Just Reproach

14 King Street, Deal CT14 6HX

Branch Pub of the Year 2021 This friendly, family-run micro-pub is located in Deal's town centre. It has a welcoming, convivial atmosphere which encourages conversation between customers. With its high benches and table service, the pub takes everything back to the absolute fundamentals: no keg, no fruit machines, no music. Fines are levied for using a mobile phone to make and receive calls and risk severe opprobrium (derision) from other customers!! Ale and cider is gravity dispensed from a temperature-controlled cool room. Four real ales are on offer, five on a Friday, with at least one from a Kent brewery. At least one of the ciders is from a Kent cider maker. There's also a wide, ever-changing selection of national and international Craft beers, in cans and bottles. Also available are wines from the local Barnsole vineyard & Australia, Prosecco, a range of gins (including one from Kent) and quality soft drinks. Snacks include locally made pork pies, scotch eggs and local cheese with home-made pickled onions to die for. The pub is also a handy place for a pint while waiting for your Indian take-away from across the street. The pub is kept very busy with a variety of events, including Cheese Sunday, quiz nights, vegetable growing competitions, cycling and golf. Many of these are charity events with over £20,000 being raised, which includes £14,000 for the Pilgrims Hospice. Dogs and children welcome. The pub is adjacent to public car parking. Instagram tag: thejustreproach Note: Hours vary according to the season so please check their FaceBook page for any updates.Kent’s Public House Archive: Just Reproach, Deal

CinCin Bar & Bistro

15a South Court, Deal CT14 7AF

Recently refurbished, this bar is located just off Deal’s pedestrian precinct and offers live music, food and an extensive drinks menu. Music events feature regular jazz afternoons, house music nights, acoustic musicians and live bands. The food offering includes a Bottomless Menu, tapas and Sunday roast.Kent’s Public House Archive: CinCin Bar & Bistro, DealPhotos courtesy of CinCin Bar & Bistro, Deal.

Le Pinardier

102 High Street, Deal CT14 6EE

The name in French means "Wine Merchant". Which sort of makes sense given that it is a quirky wine shop & bar on Deal's High Street. Real Ale in a Bottle from Wantsum is available alongside bottled ciders from Pippin's. Light snacks, such as French cheese and pate, is available to accompany your drink. Their wine club holds wine tasting session twice a month.

Bloody Mary's

160-162 High Street, Deal CT14 6BG

A smart, light, airy cafe bar situated on Deal's High Street. From the bar there's a range of premium beers, spirits, a quality wine list and Jeff's Bloody Mary - the house speciality. There's plenty of seating and you can watch Deal go by through the large picture windows. If you want to catch a bit of sun, there's pavement seating. On Saturday, the bar opens early to coincide with Deal's market. Car parking is available in the Union Street car park opposite.Kent’s Public House Archive: Bloody Mary's, Deal

Taphouse Beer Cafe

5 South Street, Deal CT14 7AW

Deal's newest bar offers an American-style tap bar drinking experience. The decor is quirky with subtle lighting and there is plenty of seating from comfortable window seats to tall bar stools and tables. The background music has an interesting and eclectic feel to it. Behind the bar the 14 taps and 3 stillages dispense a great range of cask ales, KeyKeg ales and 2 real ciders offer the discerning drinker lots of choice. The intriguing menu ranges from breakfast, sandwiches, cakes and light snacks. Being situated on South Street, the bar makes a great place to relax while waiting for your bus.

Landmark Bar

129 High Street, Deal CT14 6BB

This modern, refurbished bar is located in the Landmark Centre, set back from Deal's High Street. Inside, there is long, brightly lit bar which overlooks a single room, subtly lit, which has plenty of seating. At the front there is a pleasant garden which overlooks Deal's High Street. Monies raised go to the Deal & Walmer Community Association to help fund the centre. There is plenty of public car parking nearby.

Bar, The

152 High Street, Deal CT14 6BG

The floor-to-ceiling windows give this atmospheric pub a bright, light feeling and the exposed wood and brickwork add to the congenial environment. At the bar a good range of real and KeyKeg ales are available, many from Kent breweries, along with imported beers from Belgium and Germany . One cider is also served, typically from a Kent cider maker. Rooms downstairs provide a more intimate surrounding for a drink with a few friends or a game, from the games cabinet. There is ample parking in the Market Place car park opposite the pub.Kent’s Public House Archive: The Bar, Deal

Smugglers Record Shop

9 King Street, Deal CT14 6HX

This independent & vibrant music shop, bar & cafe is situated between Deal's seafront and the pedestrian precinct There is a large selection of vinyl records including new releases & 2nd hand. Two cask ales are available, with a third on busier weekends. These are gravity fed from a cooler cabinet and usually feature an ale or two from a local brewery, for example Time & Tide. There's also a great selection of craft beer, cider and wines, including wine from the local Barnsole vineyard. There's a Pay & Display car park nearby.

Le tabac

146 High Street, Deal CT14 6BE

This contemporary bar opened in May 2021. Enter through the front door and you find yourself in a narrow, cosy bar with wall mounted tables and high stools. Wooden stairs takes you to a comfortable first floor lounge area with low, comfortable seating.Kent’s Public House Archive: Le Tabac, Deal