Sunday Roast

There is something comforting and warming about tucking into a traditional Sunday Roast, as the seasons change.

Tuck into locally sourced roast meat, crispy potatoes, a giant Yorkshire pudding, seasonal vegetables all finished off with gravy and sauces. Vegetariana options are available

You are spoilt for choice of places to enjoy that family Sunday Roast to start or end the week

Margate

• The Bull’s Head - local artwork, high ceilings and open fireplaces set the atmosphere for a roast made of locally sourced ingredients
• Buoy and Oyster - with views across Margate Main Sands what’s better to go alongside a roast dinner
• Daisy - with unspoilt views to one of Margate landmarks ‘The Lido’ and out to sea, what more could you want with you roast
• Dukes - nestled in the centre of Margate’s Old Town, a characterful bar and bistro
• The George & Heart House - this grade II listed 18th century coaching inn, is the perfect setting to tuck into a British favourite, a sunday roast
• Marina’s Margate - newly opened restaurant overlooking Margate’s Main Sands
• The Med Margate - not just serving mediterranean food and drink but also Sunday roast
• Olby’s Soul Cafe - combining this British tradition with the owners Jamaican roots
• The Pearly Cow at No.42 Guesthouse - set within No42 Guesthouse, serving high-quality locally sourced meat with all the trimmings. Non-meat option available

Broadstairs

• The Albion Inn - just outside Broadstairs perfect for all and when you have finished enjoy live music
• Bella’s Broadstairs - small family-owned restaurant with a relaxed homely style
• Botany Bay Hotel - situated on the cliff top overlooking a stunning beach and views out to sea
• The Captain Digby - family friendly pub sat above Kingsgate Bay with children’s play area
• The Charles Dickens - named after the towns’ most famous visitor, enjoy views out across Victoria Gardens and the beach
• Jetty Broadstairs - sit at the end of Broadstairs pier taking in the unspoilt views whilst enjoying a roast
• Royal Albion Hotel - the hotel stayed in by Charles Dickens today is the setting for a Sunday roast with views out to sea
• Twenty Seven Harbour Street - independent family-owned restaurant adjacent to the towns Viking beach, perfect for a stroll afterwards

Ramsgate

• Albion House Hotel - restored regency hotel with restaurant overlooking Ramsgate's Royal Harbour and where Princess later to become Queen Victoria stayed
• The Belle Vue Tavern - said to have some of the best views from its balcony but also a great place anytime of year to eat
• Horse and Groom - providing a village pub feel, in the middle of town
• The Pegwell Bay Hotel - cliff top hotel with sea views from the restaurant
• The Racing Greyhound - traditional pub serving up roast not just on a sunday but also on Wednesday
• The Royal Harbour Brasserie - with stunning 360 views of Ramsgate harbour and its outlook, the view can not be argued with nor can the food
• San Clu Hotel - not only available on a Sunday but also on a Wednesday

Villages 

• No 9 Restaurant at Chapel House Estate, Minster - this unique setting nestled in the Isle’s countryside, provides a relaxed environment whilst highlights the freshest, locally sourced ingredients
• Bethany’s Sandwich Bar and Cafe, Westgate-on-Sea - popular cafe not just for breakfast but also sunday roast
• Christies Wine Bar & Bistro, Birchington - comfortable and relaxed family run venue
• The Cow Shed, Birchington - not just a bar and grill, but also serving sunday roast
• Fields Cafe, Birchington - previously a public house steeped in history, the perfect setting to enjoy sunday lunch
• Finbars, Westgate-on-Sea - enjoy views out across West Bay as you tuck into a warming sunday roast
• The Jolly Farmer, Manston - family run village pub and restaurant
• Millie’s Beach Bar, Westgate-on-Sea - what’s better than unrivalled views of the sea whilst enjoying a yummy roast
• Minnis Bay Bar and Brasserie, Birchington - sat on the clifftop with unspoilt views out to the beach
• The New Inn, Minster - located within the centre of the village with original features
• Paul’s Bar And Bistro, Westgate-on-Sea - situated close to the train station providing an enjoyable sunday lunch
• Quex Barn, Birchington - using produce from the instore counters and set within an old barn
• Quince, Westgate-on-Sea - featured in the Michelin and Good Food Guides, offering relaxed dining within a neighbourhood bistro
• Smugglers Lounge Bar and Restaurant, Birchington - located in a 17th century grade II listed building serving traditional, vegan and vegetarian roast dinners
• The St Mildred's Bay Bistro, Westgate-on-Sea - situated on Westgate seafront with unspoilt views of the beach whilst enjoying your meal
• The Swan, Westgate-on-Sea - just seconds from West Bay beach, the pub provides a carvery style dining experience.