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Fun Fact: Harry Potter film makers initially wondered if Canterbury Cathedral could be used as the set for Hogwarts. Unfortunately, the Canterbury authorities declined the offer, claiming that they were worried that the ‘pagan’ themes could offend Christians.
10 great restaurants in Canterbury
When it comes to living in Canterbury, the city has so much to offer, from bars and trendy places to eat to a host of cafés, pubs and other venues - all of which make it a great place to be.. As a cultural hub, Canterbury has an exciting fusion of history and unique experiences, all of which make it one of the best places to find a new favourite restaurant or cool new bar to make your favourite weekly spot.
With so much choice it can be tough to know where to begin on your culinary expedition. But don’t worry you’re not on this journey alone. We’ve made a list of some of the best places to eat in Canterbury, with everything from brunch venues and fish favourites to cuisines from across the globe. Now you just have to decide which one you’re going to try first.
Zeus
A family-owned favourite in the heart of the city, Zeus is a trendy Greek restaurant that’s big on freshly cooked dishes packed full of Greek flare. It’s all about family at Zeus, and by the time you leave, you’ll be one of the family too.
All of the food at Zeus is prepared daily and made to order, with the skilled chefs making everything in-house to ensure that quality is never compromised. It’s this dedication
to homemade fresh food that ensures authentic Greek flavours can be successfully mixed with some creative, modern twists - perfect for bringing
a touch of something new to the Canterbury restaurant scene.
Looking for a different night out? Head down on a live Greek music night and enjoy one of their great range of Greek
wines or spirits with your meal; the perfect way to let your hair down as the end of term approaches. Don’t forget to try the coffee – authentic to
the end.