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Does this restaurant offer table service?YesNoUnsure
Does this restaurant have step-free access into the building to accommodate wheelchairs?YesNoUnsure
Does this restaurant have a wide entryway that would allow a wheelchair to pass?YesNoUnsure
Does this restaurant have a wide path to the entrance that is well-lit and free of obstructions to accommodate guests with vision or mobility impairments?YesNoUnsure
Does this restaurant have a fully automatic front door to accommodate guests with mobility impairments?YesNoUnsure
Does this restaurant have step-free access into the dining area to accommodate wheelchairs, such as an elevator?YesNoUnsure
Does the restaurant have an accessible-height sink in the bathroom?YesNoUnsure
Does the restaurant have fixed grab bars for the toilets in the bathroom?YesNoUnsure
Does the restaurant have wide clearance into the bathroom for guests with mobility restrictions?YesNoUnsure
Does this restaurant have one or more accessible parking spaces? These spaces include a wide access aisle, an accessible route to the building, and identified signage.YesNoUnsure
The Cliffe Kitchen is at the heart of the White Cliffs Hotel, it's the sort of place that's worth a detour if passing through Dover. The place attracts locals who often drop in for lunch, afternoon tea or dinner with friends in the often buzzing and lively atmosphere. There's daily changing Blackboard Menu with The Catch of The Bay and more. There's also a Seasonally Changing Menu with some perennial favourites such as Fish & Chips in beer batter with real proper chips and mushy peas, 28 day hung Kentish Beef with Béarnaise, Romney Marsh Lamb, Monkshill Farm Pork Chops, Rope-grown Mussels in scrumpy and more.
PRICE RANGE
US$15 - US$32
Special Diets
Vegetarian Friendly, Gluten Free Options
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
CUISINES
Pub, Bar, British, Gastropub
FEATURES
Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Full Bar, Reservations, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Waitstaff, Parking Available, Street Parking, Free Off-Street Parking, Serves Alcohol, Wine and Beer, Accepts American Express, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Free Wifi, Accepts Credit Cards
We arrived on a cold Sunday afternoon and had booked this place to stay because it is a restaurant with rooms. We were really looking forward to a short walk followed by a lovely dinner. How disappointed we were when we asked what time dinner...More
Had coffee twice outside in the Autumn sunshine, then a cold November in Walmer and remembered this for lunch. Excellent. Greeted by a fire; background chatter but not noisy. Gibbs from a barrel. Good sandwiches; rest of menu looked good.
A family run pub restaurant. Friendly staff and food is lovely. Quite expensive though. Dog friendly so they gave us a nice table in the bar area. Menu is different from normal pub menu...quite higher market. Probably need to book as it was busy on...More
We popped in for an impromptu Saturday lunch on a rare child free afternoon. After being given 1 menu between us and told to seat ourselves and order at the bar(not a great start) we found a table in the very pleasant garden. We ordered...More
Love that this place accepts dogs. Nice, bright, airy interior.
Good menu although limited choice but some lovely fish specials.
Although the steak was good, the fish dishes were very overlooked and dry. Salad dressing very poor. New potatoes underseasoned. Did not stay for dessert...More
Service good, menu limited but good variety. Food was nicely presented and very tasty, however a couple of the items described on the menu were not part of the ingredients. We managed to get the last two servings of the special for the night even...More
Stayed at the hotel last night and booked a table for dinner. The service was very good everything with a smile. Limited menu though, the food was quite good nothing special. The shared meats platter was not s platter just a few small( very small)...More
Went here with my family and had breakfast.
Food was OK but bit cold, service was non existent.
They only rushed over when they wanted to collect the money.
We recieved our drinks not far off from when we was leaving which also was not...More
My husband and I had the pleasure of celebrating our wedding anniversary in this hidden gem!
Being greeted by such a friendly lady was just the beginning, little did we know the amazing culinary experience that would follow.
The food was delicious, fresh and tasty...More
We had a last minute meal, that is, we arrived around 9 pm and the kitchen was closing, however they still prepared us a fantastic meal. The wine with the meal was excellent.
Response from JaneTraveling | Reviewed this property |
I don't think so but there are a couple of Tea rooms in St Margarets. One is called Shellys Tea Rooms and The Bluebird Tea Rooms which is in the converted Coastguard station on the cliff. Also the Lighthouse has a National... More
I don't think so but there are a couple of Tea rooms in St Margarets. One is called Shellys Tea Rooms and The Bluebird Tea Rooms which is in the converted Coastguard station on the cliff. Also the Lighthouse has a National Trust Tea rooms in it which is good.
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