The Conqueror, Ramsgate

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The Conqueror Alehouse, situated in Grange Road, Ramsgate, is probably the smallest Free House in Thanet and offers a fine selection of mainly local, traditionally produced ales and ciders.

Named after a handsome two-funneled paddle steamer which operated excursions from Ramsgate to France around the beginning of the twentieth century, the Conqueror offers a quiet, music and TV free atmosphere in which to enjoy a pint or two of real ale. Old photos of the ship and its crew adorn the walls and beer and cider is served straight from the barrel.

Take-away containers are available for those who want to enjoy their ale at home and drivers are catered for with delicious apple juice from the nearby Broomfield Orchard.

*Good Beer Guide 2020 and 2026

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Free Entry

Address

The Conqueror 4C Grange Road
Ramsgate
Kent
CT11 9LR

Contact

hlbreeze21@hotmail.co.uk 07890 203282

Links

Website

Opening Times

Monday 1pm-5pm / Tuesday - Thursday and Sunday 1pm-9pm /Friday and Saturday 1pm-10pm

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