About The Duke of Cumberland, Kent
The Duke of Cumberland, located at High Street, Whitstable, Kent CT5 1AP, is a historic pub dating back to 1867. Situated in the heart of Whitstable, it offers a unique place to dine, drink, and stay. The establishment has undergone extensive transformation, retaining its unique character while introducing a stylish look and feel. It features eight stunning boutique bedrooms, each with its own unique style and character.
Food Overview
The Duke of Cumberland serves freshly prepared food every day, using the finest seasonal local produce to create a delicious menu of contemporary dishes and light bites. As expected from its coastal location, freshly caught seafood is a specialty. The pub also offers a Midweek Mussels Menu, featuring fresh steamed mussels in seven tantalizing sauce varieties, including Orchard View cider, leek and shallot cream, and Spitfire Ale and bacon.
Drinks Overview
The bar offers a selection of award-winning craft ales and lagers, as well as an extensive selection of crisp wines by the glass and premium cocktails. Guests can enjoy their drinks in the spacious courtyard garden, which includes an outside kitchen. The Duke of Cumberland is family-friendly and welcomes dogs in the bar and courtyard areas, though they are not allowed in the restaurant.
Getting There
To reach The Duke of Cumberland from Whitstable Railway Station, exit the station and head southeast on Railway Avenue. Turn left onto Old Bridge Road, then right onto Oxford Street. Continue straight onto High Street; the pub will be on your right at number 37. The walk is approximately 10 minutes, making it easily accessible for travelers arriving by train.
