A goodly sized pub with a square/garden to the rear. The bar has retained its footrail and the pub maintains a balance between traditional and contemporary.
Historic Interest
One of the town's oldest pubs in one of its oldest streets, York Street was built about 1700 when it was called the Hew End. This pub first appears in the rate book dated 1717. It was owned by Cobb of Margate as early as 1818, when it had the reputation as a disorderly house. In that year the Ramsgate magistrates urged Francis Cobb to control the outrageous conduct of his tenant at the 'Old Crown'. It changed name from Jacksons Wharf to the Crown in 2017 after becoming part the Craft Union pub chain.
This Pub serves no changing beers and 1 regular beer.
Cask Ale
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