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| Situated in the centre of Folkestone, the Red Cow is a proper drinker's pub with a very friendly atmosphere. Frequented by a wide range of clientele, the pub offers lively conversation as well as the usual pub games and entertainment. |
| As you enter from Foord Road the front bar leads down a level into the older part of the pub. Just off this room is the sunny conservatory which opens out onto the large recently extended garden with plenty of dining and play space, making it a perfect place to bring the family for a summer lunch. Children will love playing on the bouncy castle, the swings, and the slide. |  |
| In the evenings the pub fills up with a wide assortment of individuals of all ages, from young people to the elderly. The crowd may consist of workmen, firemen, football fans, Dutch regulars, Liverpudlian locals, Irish Guinness drinkers, and families. On Sundays at lunchtime the pub is packed with diners, and live music and karaoke nights are scheduled regularly. | |
| When in Folkestone stop into the Red Cow for a drink, a meal, and a fun and friendly time. Louis Bennett and Casey Huntley look forward to your visit. |
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