About The Thomas Ingoldsby, Canterbury
The Thomas Ingoldsby, located at 5–9 Burgate, Canterbury CT1 2HG, is a Wetherspoon pub named after the pen name of Richard Harris Barham, a 19th-century writer born nearby. Situated in the heart of Canterbury, it offers a blend of historical charm and modern amenities, including a 13-room hotel. The establishment provides a welcoming atmosphere for both locals and visitors, making it an ideal spot to relax and enjoy the city’s rich heritage.
Food Overview
The pub serves a diverse menu featuring traditional British dishes and international cuisine, catering to various tastes. Breakfast is available until noon, with the full menu offered until 11 pm. Popular options include gourmet burgers, freshly made pizzas, and classic fish and chips. The Thomas Ingoldsby also accommodates dietary preferences, offering vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free choices to ensure all guests have a satisfying dining experience.
Drinks Overview
The bar boasts an extensive selection of beverages, including real ales, craft beers, ciders, wines, and spirits. As part of the Wetherspoon chain, it features a rotating selection of guest ales and seasonal brews, appealing to beer enthusiasts. Additionally, the pub offers freshly ground Lavazza coffee and a variety of soft drinks, making it suitable for both social gatherings and casual meet-ups throughout the day.
Getting There
To reach The Thomas Ingoldsby from Canterbury East Railway Station, exit the station and head north on Station Road East. Turn right onto Rhodaus Town/A28, then left onto Lower Bridge Street. Continue onto St. George’s Street, then turn left onto Burgate. The pub will be on your left at numbers 5–9. The walk is approximately 10 minutes, making it easily accessible for travelers arriving by train.
