About Us

Les FLEURS Pub in the heart of Dover town has been a public house since 1903. Today this beautiful Victorian pub retains it’s glorious exterior and interior splendor.

The best pub in town

A comfy retreat close to Dover’s High St where You will receive a warm welcome and find a cosy corner sofa to relax in.

A fully stocked bar with a great selection of beers, lagers and ale, cider wine & shorts, cocktails, soft drinks, waters, and hot drinks.

This lovely Victorian pub is available for all your private parties and social occasions. – Weddings – Parties – Wakes – Moots –

Supplying you with everything you require for that perfect special all day or evening event.

Entertainment from a selection of known live music bands or a disco sound system with DJ.

A full buffet spread is offered from just £5 a head. Other food options available on request.

“Les Fleurs”
Formally named “Sir John Falstaff” reopened for business named “Les FLEURS” in 2013. Today it opens daily from 12 noon and now offers overnight sleep-over rooms, which are growing ever popular with travelling business people, backpackers and long distance walkers also pilgrims, who require a safe and cosy room for the night at just £40 a night.

THE HISTORY OF A GREAT DOVER PUB - Est 1837

Jeff ex stonemason is very proud of his pub. “I fell in love with this building the first time I clapped eyes on it, from it’s haunted cellar to the period chimney pots, my lovely pub is a masterpiece of Victorian craftsmanship”.

The pub has been extensively refurbished inside and out, revealing yet more of the original pub interior woodwork, plaster mouldings and masonry, including the beautiful pegged oak facia beam work and Victorian glazed tiled frontage.

In 1795 this plot of land was bought for the building of four cottages by Thomas Harrison, two of which were converted in to a public house around 1870 by Thomas Royce.

Demolished in 1900 for the widening of Ladywell Road to over 20 feet wide.

Rebuilt in 1903 the Sir John Falstaff returns and somehow manages to get through two world wars without any major damage.

Throughout the century and today, there have been several reports and sightings of a ghost in the cellar of this haunted pubic house.

A previous Landlord Sarah Webb reported coming face to face with the ghost in the ancient pub basement, a little girl with short hair dressed in rags!…..