Behind the Fremlins windows and inviting curved doors lies an exceptionally well-kept Victorian street-corner pub, situated just off the seafront, a 10-minute walk north of the town centre and railway station.

The pub serves a change range of three real ales from smaller, often local breweries in the cosy bar.

Evening meals are served Wednesday to Saturday with roast lunches on Sunday. The small sheltered Courtyard is ideal in the summer.

Although dogs are not allowed in the pub, they are allowed in the garden.Historic England Entry: 1363474
Kent’s Public House Archive: Prince Albert, Deal