Pub · Whitstable
2 High Street, Whitstable, United Kingdom
The Duke of Cumberland is a historic pub and hotel in Whitstable offering dining, drinks, accommodation, and a special seafood menu, with dog-friendly and outdoor dining options.
Regulars and our editors tag it for live music, food served, dog friendly, historic pub, accommodation, seafood, outdoor dining and cask ale.
8 other pubs on PubCrawl sit within a 4 minute walk, so it is easy to build a crawl around.
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The Duke of Cumberland is a pub at 2 High Street, Whitstable, United Kingdom. 8 other pubs listed on PubCrawl are within a short walk.
Lazy Lobster, Pearson's Arms, Royal Naval Reserve and The Smack Inn are all within a short walk, and each has a page on PubCrawl with hours and reviews.
Yes — The Duke of Cumberland is listed as dog friendly on PubCrawl. Some pubs restrict dogs to certain rooms or times, so it is worth a quick call ahead if you are bringing one on a crawl.
Yes — The Duke of Cumberland is listed as serving food. Kitchen hours are normally shorter than bar hours.
Yes — The Duke of Cumberland is listed for live music. Line-ups move around, so check the venue's own listings for who is on tonight.
Bookings are handled by the pub, not through PubCrawl. Call +44 1227 280617 to ask about tables or a space for a group.
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