Outstanding hearty food. Expertly prepared and plated/served casually. Very busy typically and may…read moreneed a reservation to get a table. Small bar works too, but first come first serve. I had the pork roast special and saw many incredible dishes pass my table: fresh l halibut, duck breast; mushroom ragu. Highly recommended!

A place for the younger urban crowd with deep pockets, Dragon Inn is a typical modern style pub in…read moreHastings Old Town. Real ale drinkers will find little to enjoy here, but the area is nice, the seating (inside and outside) is pleasant and relaxing enough, and there's a fair selection for lager drinkers (at premium prices). This is a street full of pubs and eateries, so you've got plenty of choices. Food is supposed to be very good though.

A very cool English pub in Hastings. We just had a quick drink and we really enjoyed the ambiance…read more Great selection of dry white wine. My husband was pleased with the beers on draft. The bartender was super kind and helpful. Very glad we stopped in here. There are a lot of fun things to look at and the menu looked really good.

Nice pub on George St. Very pleasant staff which helped us pick out some good pints. The menu…read morelooked delish with reasonably priced including appetizers. This pub gets very busy during the weekends. So arrive early and enjoy!

Nice pub, plenty of places to sit. It can get busy in the evenings, but there is always a nice…read moreatmosphere, its nice and chilled, and the staff are good. They often have quizzes, which can provide a bit of drunken fun. The drinks aren't too expensive either.

Not the best pub in Lewes, it is rather spacious with ample seating and a small patio area with…read morechairs and tables. The bar runs the length of the pub and has a reasonable selection of beers, lagers, ciders and wines. The staff are polite. Unfortunately at weekend evenings, it does get rather crowded and rather loud with a young crowd. Maybe i'm just getting old?

I've always thought its sometimes worth taking a nice drive further out of town to find somewhere a…read morebit special and this place is a perfect example. The pub exterior is beautiful but once inside and more importantly, in the garden, you'll see why this place is so special. The views are amazing, almost breathtaking and there's plenty of room for the large groups of people that flock here. The food is excellent and not too over priced. Try the Harvey's battered haddock with home made chips. They also run a take away service for this if you prefer to stay at home but you'd have to have a pretty nice house to beat this one!

I took my staff here for our christmas meal which we did after christmas to avoid over expensive…read moreawful food with the service to go with it. We decided to go here as we heard some good reviews, menu looked good and different as well as the pub itself. We drove in to be greated by a lovely looking pub that looked recently refurbished from the outside, great car park which was imaculate and plenty of spaces! Taking into account that it was January and cold we walked in the pub to be greated by freindly staff and people which gave a local but 'buzzing' atmosphere. First thoughts were that the bar was small but great selection of drinks, local beers and wines too. Shown to the table and given menu's which were easy to understand and not to much to choose from like other places (a good thing). Menu was good, your normal burgers but also local fish and game as well as a good spechials menu. Food came out and good size portions and fantastically cooked and you could tell it was fresh produce, not your normal pub food! Needless to say we were impressed, so much so that I took the partner back there in May which was very pleasent, sat outside on the terrace overlooking the downs for a drink prior to dinner. Menu was great still and spechials was good. Value for money wise, its not cheap but you get for what you pay for. Good atmosphere, freindly staff, good drink and great fresh food. Needless to say very impressed, will be back and highly recomended.

It's been years since I've been here. Back then it was a decent country boozer with good roasts on…read moreSunday. Oh my god it's changed. For the better, of course. Apparently it's been taken over by the folk that run The Snowdrop in Lewes (another quality pub), and formerly the (formerly) excellent Hop Poles in Brighton. They've redone it in a real snazzy steam punk style inside, but for me the highlight is the garden. Chickens free roaming! A wee pig pen! Trees for kids to climb! It all just feel so much fun, and so permissive. I love it The food menu was great too - I had confit of duck, and it was very tasty. There was a whole heap to choose from though, I've added the menu as a photo. We'll definitely be bringing a whole bunch of us back again next time the sun is out

This pub never seems to be very busy and i can't understand why. They do amazing Sunday roasts. The…read morefood is reasonably priced as are the drinks. There is a big function room out the back, where they sometuimes have dance classes, and there is a TV to watch sport if there is any on, or to play pool. It has a nice garden out the back, which is lovely to sit in in the summer, and there is plenty of space inside to sit. OK, its not the most beautifully decorated pub in the local area, but its cheaper than a lot, and the food is great.

Good choice of alcoholic beverages here at this pretty pub that is situated almost directly behind…read moreWaitrose. Often has live music and music festivals, so a great place for some live music. Also has the usual quiz nights although have never been. Good atmosphere, worth a visit.

This pub was the stopping place for Pilgrims in 1510 travelling between Winchester and Canterbury…read moreso is really steeped in history and oozes character with it. Since then, not surprisingly its come a long way! Its now a top destination for a relaxed and friendly night out. The food is top quality and in no way pretentious. Last time I ate there I had the chicken liver pate served with red onion marmalade to start followed by the pan fried calves liver which was so tasty! If you get there early enough on a Sunday to sit outside and enjoy their roast dinner, the view is beautiful and makes the whole experience really special.

Nice place for a stop while waiting for the ferry. They have indoor and outdoor seating available…read more Grab a beer or two. They have a good selection on tap. Fosters. San Miguel. Leffe. And much more. Fish and chips were excellent. They came recommended and did not disappoint. Served on a butcher block with fries, tartar sauce, and creamed peas. Fish was fresh and piping hot. Am hungry just thinking about it.

When getting off the Dieppe ferry and arriving back in somewhay depressing Newhaven, the Ark pub is…read moreyour best bet for a decent pub and a friendly welcome before closing time. Just look out for the sign pointing to the left off the main road out of the ferry port. The pub itself looks nothing special from the outside but inside you'll be welcomed by friendly staff behind the bar and two real ales. Food is served just not on Monday's or Tuesdays. Inside the pub are lots of pictures of how Newhaven used to look in it's heyday as well as leaflets etc to explain what else there is to do in Newhaven on your visit.