The Bishops Finger - Menu

I visited this restaurant after a family party. It's a decent pub with a diverse range of drinks available. It's definitely worth dropping in for a pint or two. The pub has ample space to accommodate large groups.

Really nice, well maintained and clean pub. They have a lovely court yard garden. The staff are very friendly. The chicken wings and loaded fries were great, would definitely recommend a visit. Also really good music playlist.

Great Shepherd and Neame pub with friendly staff, great food and lovely beer. Highly recommend the burgers. The pub does have a beer garden, we didn't use due to it raining. Atmosphere was very chilled out and comfortable. The was very clean. Will definitely return next time we are in Canterbury.

If you're in Canterbury do yourself a favour and head to the Bishops Finger pub! Beautiful old building and stunning interior. Very friendly and helpful staff, service was superb. Excellent food menu went for dinner two nights in a row and was not disappointed! Very good range of beers and drinks. Will certainly be going again!

Spent a week long staycation in Canterbury and fell upon the Bishops Finger by pure chance and so glad we did. Service was great. They even did table service on drinks. Of the week long stay, we visited the Bishops Finger around 5 times for drinks. We didn't eat there, so cannot comment but the food that was coming out looked very nice and big portions.

It's was by chance that we came across The Bishops finger, we had walked all around the high street. The staff were brilliant, it was a moden style pub, but had the old school values where the staff take time to talk to you and make you feel welcome. The food was outstanding wish I was staying longer so I could try the whole menu. So if your in the area pop your head in you won't be disappointed.

I used to visit the Bishops Finger pub frequently in the early 1970s, so it was an easy choice to have lunch there. We were very impressed with the menu, especially the fish options, which turned out to be excellent. The staff were friendly and attentive to my stories of the past, as it was quiet during our visit. Although it took longer than expected to receive our food (we were hungry!), it was worth the wait. A meal of haddock, chips, mushy peas, and a pint made for a delicious lunch. The prices were very reasonable, and overall, it was a case of 'simple things done well'.

This restaurant served the most revolting food I have ever encountered. Despite advertising Shepherds Pie with wilted greens, what was actually served was boiled white cabbage alongside a poorly presented, burnt pie. The manager admitted to never having tried the food himself and refused to take responsibility, as he does not eat the pub food. He even refused to look at a picture of the wilted greens, which clearly proved our point. While the burger was decent, the chips were tainted with the taste of old oil. However, the young man behind the bar was charming. Although we were eventually refunded, this was not enough to make up for the terrible experience. It is clear that this establishmen...

1st time to the Bishops finger and definitely the last, we ordered our drinks and went and sat outside in the garden, the waitress came over and said she’d give us a few minutes to decide what we wanted to eat from the menu, 10mins went past without seeing her, then she appeared only to sit next to our table on her break smoking like a trooper with her friend, she got up went inside came out again and brought drinks to another table. My wife decided to go inside and order our meals, 2xBurgers, 1 salt beef sandwich, and 1 kids meal, 40mins later the the food arrived and well the salt beef sandwich was on stale bread and had hardly any filling inside, I’d say they made it and left it while the...