Where to Eat & Drink
Folkestone’s culinary scene has flourished in recent years. Whether you want a quick bite before a show or a relaxed meal with a sea view, explore our guide to places to eat near Leas Cliff Hall.
Local Tip: Many of our best restaurants are located in the Creative Quarter, a short and scenic walk from the theatre.
Getting Here & Parking
Leas Cliff Hall is perched right on the cliffside with stunning views across the English Channel.
- Parking: Planning to drive? View our guide to parking near Leas Cliff Hall to find the most convenient spots for your visit.
- Public Transport: Whether you are arriving by train or bus, you can find all the information you need in our Folkestone public transport guide.
Local Highlights: Make a Day of It
Folkestone is packed with culture. Beyond the theatre, there is plenty to explore:
- The Creative Quarter: Wander through the historic Old High Street, home to independent galleries and boutiques.
- Folkestone Harbour Arm: A must-visit for food, drinks, and sea air before your performance.
- Community Arts: Discover local talent by reading about The Folkestone Performing Arts Company.
About the Venue
Leas Cliff Hall is one of the most iconic venues in Kent:
- History: Opened in 1927, this venue has been entertaining the South Coast for nearly a century.
- The Experience: With panoramic views of the sea and a diverse programme of music and comedy, it offers a unique atmosphere.
- Seating: To see the layout and find your perfect view, check our Leas Cliff Hall seating plan.
Visitor Information & FAQs
- Stay Updated: Keep up with all the latest touring news and announcements in our latest touring news hub.
- Accessibility: For details on facilities and accessibility, please visit the ATG venue website.
- What’s On? Explore the full season of shows on our event listings page.