The Dover Castle is one of six pubs in the village of Teynham (located between Sittingbourne and the Cathedral City of Canterbury).

The Dover Castle belonged to the Lord of the Manor and was the old coaching inn. It was built on waste land, and was sold to Samuel Shepherd (of Faversham) in 1752, hosting travellers on their way to the Cathedral and to Dover, situated as it is on the main A2 which originally ran straight through from London to Dover.

We are open from 11am until midnight, 7 days a week and serve food 12.30 - 2.30 and 7pm - 10.30pm Monday to Saturday, and Sunday lunchtime with an extensive a la carte menu, providing daily specials at lunchtime, along with a lighter lunchtime/sandwich menu.

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How to find us

Our public house is easy to find.

How to find us:

We are located on the Main A2 in the village of Teynham, Between Sittingbourne and Canterbury. If coming from London M2 or M20, leave the motorway at the A249 Junction, Sittingbourne/Sheerness and follow the route to Sittingbourne. This will take you onto the A2 and into Teynham.

To find our exact location, and an interactive map, click here or on the map below.