After reading a few reviews on yelp about this little gem we decided to give it a go and it…read moredefinitely lived up to it's hype! The food was delicious. There were four of us and we ordered 12 tapas between us which was a perfect amount (also the amount they recommended). After every mouthful of each dish things like "yum", "you have to try this", "this ones amazing" were said. The staff were delightful and very modest about the amazing quality, value and deliciousness of their restaurant. Would recommend to anyone!! Flamenco provides a great night out, with great food in a somewhat elderly and sleepy location. So happy we went!

This lovely Spanish restaurant is located only a stone's throw away from the seafront in Eastbourne…read moreand really is a fantastic place to head to for some authentic tapas. They have 46 different types of tapas on the menu so if you can't find anything you like there's something seriously wrong with you! I always have the paella when in a place like this and theirs is one of the best I've ever tasted. I think the music and atmosphere help a lot too, not too loud but really sets the mood. The staff are really good too, very friendly and manage to keep on top of things even when a crowd builds up.

This is high quality French cuisine at un-believably reasonable prices. The decor is so high…read morequality dining and the service is impeccable but a three course lunch menu is only £22 inclusive of coffee and petit fours! I think lunch here is best as its such a nice light and airy establishment, you really get the feel of the place. I had the Thinly sliced Serano Ham served with fresh Mango to start followed by Sussex rump of lamb which was so tender and tasty. For desert I had the Lemon Posset with Vanilla Biscotti which to be honest, I didn't really need as I was completely stuffed! Great place for a special lunch.

French fine dining but more rustic as the portions are larger than you would find with fine dining,…read morebut nonetheless still of high quality and the service is excellent, which you expect from a restaurant who's origins are in Shepherd's Market in Mayfair. An award winning restaurant annexed to the Grand Hotel in Eastbourne, with its own entrance from the street as well as through the hotel. Before your three course fine dining experience, you are given some canapés, and then appertiser before your starters.

Incredible food. The best Italian food that I have enjoyed. Everyone in our party agreed and we…read moreall felt the same. The staff very efficient and friendly.

Cannot complain. The calzone I had was half of my plate and defenetly filled me up. The food is so…read morecheap aswell

We had a takeaway and it was disgusting. I complained and was belittled by the manager. We had…read moreburnt duck which won't come off the bone as it was so dry- she was said normal for crispy duck. The sauce for the spring rolls was pure vinegar and a lurid pink colour; there was no sauce on the chewy beef in black bean sauce and the sweet and sour chicken is supposed to come in one big ball all stuck together. I took back examples of this to them but she said I needed to take back the whole meal- in the bin. What a waste of £54. The manager's attitude was quite extraordinary telling me this was their standard and I was obviously not used to eating Chinese food. No, not of that sub-standard. I'm used to delicious Chinese food! I had to select a star but it would be minus rather than zero!

Great atmosphere for lunch. Food is fresh and hot. Reasonable pricing. The family enjoyed the wide…read moreselection of food.

Wide variety of food and asian cuisine which was absolutely amazingand the desserts are delecious…read moreaswell.

A brilliant buffet in the town centre, as soon as we walked in we was welcomed by the staff and…read moreshown to a table, our drinks order was taken then we helped our self to the food, there was many Chinese dishes available so there was something for everyone, I could not fault the food it was all hot and regularly topped up the desserts where very nice too

The quality of the food served here is fabulous…read more Went for a lunch time meal with my son and we found there are 3 different priced options for the lunch menu. Everyone starts with a miso soup - which was delicious - and then you choose from one of 4 options - I tried tofu for the first time in my life and was so pleased that I opted for it as it was really good. My son had the pork dumplings and really enjoyed them. We had the sushi for our main course which was also excellent. All of this cost £14.90 each and the other 2 lunch menus were cheaper - the cheapest was £9.90. We shared a black sesame ice cream and really enjoyed that too. The service was very good and friendly. They had another table with people with children, one in a high chair. They don't take bookings for lunch times as they are not very busy but they recommend booking for evenings as they are busy then.

This restaurant is run by the same people who own Pablo's next door and Picasso's in the Town…read moreCentre, which is a good start. It does not disappoint with a good selection of sensibly priced steaks, burgers and a few pasta dishes. Not as nice a view from this restaurant as the others on the Waterfront, but nice decor and great service from attentive staff. Make sure you are hungry when you get there as the portions are generous you won't be feeling hungry when you leave! Good value for money.

very good cooking the chef is a one in a million, well i am his fan,very entertaining placeread more

Fabulous food and service. The Belgian fries are fantastic. Beer and cocktail options were…read moreplentiful. Can't wait to try all the mussel flavours

This is a great place to get a taste of Belgian-style beers in Eastbourne, five minutes from…read moreEastbourne Pier. A micro pub/independent brewery, the core of available beers is brewed right on the premises. Lovely interior, a small outside seating area to the front, a small but topical menu (specialty: mussels) of small dishes, tapas and pub classics. Plus the wonderful, extremely welcoming staff. They'll let you have a taste of any beer before ordering; these people are really into their brewery project. I went there during "happy hour" - by accident - every pint for just UKP3. And well worth it. A great place to relax and unwind. Thumbs way, way up!

I booked a table in the window for my wife and in-laws last night (we were visiting from Michigan)…read moreand were greeted very pleasantly by the maitre d' who showed us to our table. The very friendly waitress took our drinks and starter order promptly, amazing food and even better level of service I've not experienced anywhere before, even in the USA. I would HIGHLY recommend this restaurant to locals and visitors alike!!

Perfect in every way. When you walk in, you're greeted by the sweetest of wait staff here…read more Garlic-filled olives on the table with an ample serving of different types of breads (some with salt, some just plain, some crisp bread) as you wait. We had the house wine and a gin and tonic for our drinks, and they were all quite satisfactory. The house salads are delicious: an assortment of greens (mesclun, iceberg) and raw yellow + red peppers and sliced carrots and red onions, all cupped into a long cucumber. It was so creative/inventive! They made a special linguine with tomato sauce and mushrooms for me, it was so delicious, as the pasta was served al dente and the sauce was so good it needed nothing else. Also had a taste of the fish dish with a saffron and raisin cream sauce. It sounds gross but it was absolutely ridiculous. If I come back, I would order that and suggest you do, too. Indulged and got some chocolate and pistachio gelato to finish, which was served in a chocolate cookie bowl. Had an espresso as well, perfect sidekick to end the meal. They also offered us an iced lemon drink at the end to cleanse our palettes. I would recommend this place to anyone in the area or folks who are visiting. Its so nice that the owner comes around to ask you how everything is, and all the waiters are spouting out Italian phrases. It's worth every penny! Enjoy...

Excellent food, amazing show. Watching the chef create all those dishes from a few fresh…read moreingredients was very impressive. Be sure to watch!

This Turkish restaurant is a real gem, twinkling away brightly in the centre of Eastbourne, no more…read morethan a five minute walk from the seafront. As the restaurant only has 40 covers, it is essential that you book on Friday and Saturday evenings especially, otherwise you won't get in! A beautifully-designed restaurant in non-fussy but distinctly Turkish style, the piece-de-resistance has to be the open grill and original Turkish oven, where you can see your food being freshly prepared and cooked before you. Watching them kneading and preparing the bread mixture is rather hypnotic, you need to be careful you don't lose track of time. The menu is simple with a good range of choices for starter, main and dessert. The wine list is, again, simple but offers good choices - nothing too classy, just good-priced clean-tasting wines which will complement your chosen dishes perfectly. I don't think you will find fault with any dish that you choose - but if you haven't tried it before, try one of their guvec (Turkish stew) dishes. Ahhhh yummy!! If you have a special occasion, do let the owner know in advance. It is a family-run restaurant and you definitely get that warm, welcoming feel as you enter - no matter how busy, you'll never know that from the very high service standards. Be warned 'tho - you get "nibbles" while they are preparing your starters - so that, in itself, is always another starter on top of what is heading your way ... make sure you wear elasticated waistbands! Prices: very reasonable. For our most recent visit, for 3 people having starters, main course, 1 dessert and a bottle of wine to share plus water, we paid £60. Fantastic value for such a decent pile of food, beautifully presented.