The Bull's Head

For a lively, classic experience head to The Bull's Head for Sunday lunch, guests repeatedly praise its Sunday roast and bustling atmosphere; if you want something calmer, midweek lunches are noted to be quieter.

Yes, dogs are welcome at The Bull's Head; many guests note bringing dogs along and seeing other diners' dogs both inside by the fire and in the garden.

Yes, The Bull's Head's warm, cosy atmosphere, roaring fires and praised wine and special-occasion visits make it a lovely choice for a relaxed date night.

Yes, The Bull's Head is family-friendly: it offers a dedicated kids menu, provides high chairs, and multiple guests describe attentive staff, games for children and comfortable family meals.

Portions are generous, guests frequently praise hearty, ample servings, especially the Sunday roasts.

The Bull's Head has a cosy indoor dining area with a welcoming bar and open fire, plus a sizeable rear garden/beer-garden for outdoor seating on sunny days.

For families, yes, The Bull's Head offers a kids menu and guests note clean high chairs with good straps for babies.

The Bull’s Head is at its busiest for Sunday roasts, guests describe bustling, happy Sunday lunches and busy Easter Sundays; midweek visits are noticeably quieter and more relaxed.

Yes, The Bull’s Head has outdoor seating: guests mention a rear beer garden and staff regularly accommodate moving tables outside on sunny days.

The Bull’s Head’s Sunday roast is the standout, the pub explicitly serves a Sunday roast with all the trimmings and guests repeatedly praise it as one of the best in Margate.

Casual dress, comfortable, relaxed clothing is entirely appropriate for a visit to The Bull’s Head.

The Bull’s Head feels like a cosy, welcoming Margate pub, warm interiors with a wood‑burning fire, friendly service, and a lively, social vibe that often includes live music.