Guidebook for Deal
Entertainment & Activities
Walmer Tennis Club
Archery SquareOur local golf course and host of the British Golf Open 2011 and again in 2020
38 locals recommend
Royal St George's Golf Club
Our local golf course and host of the British Golf Open 2011 and again in 2020
Food Scene
Victuals & Co
2 Saint George's RoadFantastic fine dining in the heart of Deal
The best Fish and Chips in Deal. Restaurant and Take Away. Voted 3rd best in the UK by The Times 2011
23 locals recommend
Middle Street Fish Bar
78 Middle StThe best Fish and Chips in Deal. Restaurant and Take Away. Voted 3rd best in the UK by The Times 2011
Old school cafe serving traditional banana splits and knickerbocker glories, with sea front views
13 locals recommend
Deal Beach Parlour
57 Beach StOld school cafe serving traditional banana splits and knickerbocker glories, with sea front views
Deal Pier Kitchen
Beach StreetGreat brunch and the best views of Deal.
Lively French bistro in the heart of the award-winning High St. Included in both the 2019 Michelin Guide and the Good Food Guide 2019.
55 locals recommend
Frog And Scot
86 High StLively French bistro in the heart of the award-winning High St. Included in both the 2019 Michelin Guide and the Good Food Guide 2019.
Drinks & Nightlife
Stylish pub with an extensive bar and brasserie menu of tasty home cooked food, all locally sourced. Child friendly with a large lawned garden and outside eating
6 locals recommend
The Blue Pigeons
The StreetStylish pub with an extensive bar and brasserie menu of tasty home cooked food, all locally sourced. Child friendly with a large lawned garden and outside eating
Great if you fancy a walk along the seafront to work up a thirst! (approx. 3 miles door to door)
75 locals recommend
Zetland Arms
Wellington ParadeGreat if you fancy a walk along the seafront to work up a thirst! (approx. 3 miles door to door)
The Just Reproach
14 King StMicro pub with real ales from selected micro breweries.
Sea front location, with bar food available from 12 to eat in or outside. Child friendly.
27 locals recommend
The Royal Hotel
Beach StreetSea front location, with bar food available from 12 to eat in or outside. Child friendly.
Sightseeing
One of three castles built along the Deal coastline by Henry VIII. The entire castle is open to the public. It's a rugged castle, ideal for the kids to explore.
91 locals recommend
Deal Castle
Marine RoadOne of three castles built along the Deal coastline by Henry VIII. The entire castle is open to the public. It's a rugged castle, ideal for the kids to explore.
Award winning tours as featured on the BBC.
Tours include a 2 hr Secret Seal Safari, The White Cliffs and Beyond and trips to the Goodwin Sands.
23 locals recommend
Dover Sea Sports Centre
EsplanadeAward winning tours as featured on the BBC.
Tours include a 2 hr Secret Seal Safari, The White Cliffs and Beyond and trips to the Goodwin Sands.
Built by Henry VIII, Walmer Castle is still in use as the official residence of the Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports. Open to the public you can even see Lord Wellington's boots.
101 locals recommend
Walmer Castle and Gardens
Kingsdown RoadBuilt by Henry VIII, Walmer Castle is still in use as the official residence of the Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports. Open to the public you can even see Lord Wellington's boots.
South Foreland Light House- Spectacular views of the Channel. Run by the National Trust, there are great treasure hunts for the kids at £1 a go and kites and quoits free to use. Mrs Knott's retro tea-room in the former lighthouse keeper's cottage is great for a cream tea.
It is possible to drive here, but its a lovely walk from Dover which is about 2½ miles away following the Saxon Shore way cliff path via the White Cliffs Visitor Centre or from the village of St Margaret's following footpaths through South Foreland valley.
36 locals recommend
South Foreland Lighthouse
South Foreland Light House- Spectacular views of the Channel. Run by the National Trust, there are great treasure hunts for the kids at £1 a go and kites and quoits free to use. Mrs Knott's retro tea-room in the former lighthouse keeper's cottage is great for a cream tea.
It is possible to drive here, but its a lovely walk from Dover which is about 2½ miles away following the Saxon Shore way cliff path via the White Cliffs Visitor Centre or from the village of St Margaret's following footpaths through South Foreland valley.
Shopping
Purveyors of art and finely crafted articles for ladies, gentlemen, children and the home- and our lovely neighbours!
10 locals recommend
Taylor Jones & Son
114 High StreetPurveyors of art and finely crafted articles for ladies, gentlemen, children and the home- and our lovely neighbours!
Getting Around
Deal Station Car Park
Only 15 mins flat walk to and from the apartment
Essentials
Sainsbury's
36-38 West St