The Marquis of Granby is at pub-restaurant in the picturesque Alkham Valley near Dover. The pub has a bar with a separate dining room (Kentish Room). The restaurant has a wide a la carte menu with a good selection of starters, excellent, sensibly priced main courses, mouthwatering sweets and a good cheese board. The wine list is definitely a cut above many pub-restaurants in the area and the selection includes the celebrated Chateau Fleur Cardinale.  

The restaurant consistently provides fine dining in a relaxed environment. The menu has an emphasis on fish with a gentle leaning to French cuisine. To begin with you could select Ardennes Pate' or Deep-fried Brie with Redcurrant Jelly, tuck into a main course of Tornado Rossini or Glastonbury Lamb and if your appetite hasn't been completely sated try the Spotted Dick. 

The Marquis takes food very seriously and compares favorably with many mid priced restaurants. The menu offers a range of prices and two can enjoy a delicious two course meal (drinks excluded) from about £30.

The pub has a long tradition of good food and it's bar meals enjoy as a good reputation locally as the restaurant, most notably for the battered fish. If you've not been to the Alkham Valley before it's worth visiting the restaurant just for the view.

You can find the Marquis at:

Alkham Valley Road
Alkham
Dover
CT15 7DF

Telephone number: 01304 822945

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