Our stay here was a gift from my partner's work team. We had no idea it would be as magical as it…read moreturned out to be! This is like a step back in time but with all the comforts of modern day luxury. We stayed one night in a deluxe suite which was HUGE, and had the best ensuite bathroom I have ever seen. Not even the Cafe Royal in London comes close. That night we had drinks in the garden courtyard, followed by the most exquisite meal we have ever had. We LOVE our food - but this was a gastronomical experience we will never forget. It is a degustation - you will feel like you have to be rolled out of there. The portions are small but there are more than 10 courses, each one getting progressively better and more beautiful. It's expensive - save it for a special occasion. The chef is a master. Also if you get a chance, the little tea room in the village is PERFECTION. We had afternoon tea there with scones, home made strawberry jam and clotted cream. Go for a walk to wear the food coma off. The grounds are like something out of a picture book. There's a terrace on the outside of the wall for sunset viewing. If I could afford it, I would get married here. At least dreams are free.

We spent one night here in June 2019. It was amazing. We stayed in the Pevensey room. It was one…read moreof only two rooms that has access to a private spiral staircase, another room where the gate lifts up (port cullis) and partial access to a roof to overlook the grounds. Our room was very nice with an extra large bath tub, which was ve nice after traveling overnight from the U.S. the grounds had a lot of neat things to look at, and of course there was Bob the peacock and his friends. We also had dinner which was so delicious. The staff was so nice and attentive from the moment we got there until we left the following morning. I wish we could have stayed two nights, as we missed the golf course and I believe it was a croquet field but I'm not positive. I would definitely recommend this place and I would stay here again if I was ever in the area! Thanks again for such a memorable stay, and my apologies for taking so long to review your beautiful place!

Visiting London means finding a great Pub in the countryside …read more Found this near home (Caterham) In Warlingham , busy place great service , had made a reservation, was seated at a nice table with a view of the countryside . Had a nice Haddock Beer battered with some Chips and a nice glass of Sauvignon Blanc from New Zealand

This is a really lovely country pub conveniently close to some major roads. If you're driving in…read morethe area it is absolutely worth a stop. If the weather is nice, you really owe it to yourself to sit outside and enjoy a meal with the sweeping views of the countryside. It's not just a pub and restaurant. They also have a shop on site selling food and wares. There's ample parking and a lot of outdoor seating. I wish I knew that their Yelp review had no photos at all. The only photos I took were of my food. The food is so tasty and well made. There's a broad variety and (thankfully) there are several really delicious vegetarian choices. The beer is varied and good. I'm not down this way often, but when I am, I stop in.

Appalling service and incredibly bad attitude from staff and management in particular…read more Avoid like the plague! The owner doesn't need your money and he certainly shows it through is arrogance.

They grow most of their meat themselves on their farm so it is obviously so fresh! But that's not…read moreall, the meals are well put together by an apparently exellent chef. Oh and don't forget the fantastic wine list! All I'll say is book well in advance if you want to sit in the restaurant and I really recommend you do. Book a month before you plan on going then take a long, leisurely walk and stop for a very overindulgant lunch. FANTASTIC!

My favourite pub / restaurant. An ideal place to sit out in the sub in the summer or cuddle up next…read moreto the roaring fire in the winter. Inside it's pretty small but you'll have a pretty big grin on your face after you've sampled the real ale, wine and sumtuous feasts on offer. It's mostly traditional fare, roasts, fish & chips etc but well executed, always hot on arrival and they use good ingredients. What better for a night away from the kids with the wife in an intimate environment?

Went here for Sunday lunch with my family on a nice sunny day in Spring. The food was excellent…read moreand we had: rib eye steak, fish salad and cod an chips. Four of us ate for £80 having main, pudding and soft drinks. The senior waitress was grumpy and not friendly but don't let that put you off and the younger staff made up for it. Would recommend if you are in the area.

The best English roast on the planet. No exaggeration. The staff amazing, the service fantastic and…read morethe food exceptional. So grateful to our London hosts for driving us out to experience this lovely slice of heaven in the countryside. A must for tourists (like us) and a hidden gem for everyone in the UK.

WOW Individual hunches of ribbed bone in beef is spectacular. Juicy fat on the outside and tender…read morepink meat. Self Carved at the table is like being at home with best friends and family but with no work. The roast potatoes are incredible crisp and fluffy inside, vegetables perfect and OMG Gravy to die for. Chicken Pork Fresh fish and more Simon and his team are flawless in service and the atmosphere wonderful. Location location location is superb. Great wine list and bar. Don't forget to start with a drink outside under ancient wooden gazebos with roaring log fires. Ponds streams and outdoor tables keep young ones entertained and wonderful for warm summers days. Best pub in the world.

Walking from Brighton Pier to Due South in cowboy boots is fine…read more Walking from Brighton Pier to The Forager requires more sensible footwear. Luckily, The Forager was worth the long hike and the stupid blisters. There's a spacious beer garden in the back and plenty of seating in the main bar and back room for more chilly days. The staff are friendly and welcoming, the music is mellow and they have a tempting selection of great quality food and drink. I usually opt for the 8 year Havana Club Rum but since it was only mid-day, I settled for an Americano and a hallumi sandwich. Both arrived within 10 minutes and hit the spot p-e-r-f-e-c-t-l-y. At busier times, you might have to wait for a table but trust me, it's worth it. The food here is all local and organic and a small portion of it is foraged, hence the title. I'm aiming to go back in a few weeks to try one of their famous Sunday roasts. I'll just make sure I'm wearing sneakers next time!

Hove is home to a number of fine establishments, be it restaurants or delis. The Foragers combine a…read morenumber of great elements of what Hove offers and also what British pubs and restaurants offer. As a pub, this is a lovely place to drink. You can get a good selection of lager, wine and spirits, all with a relatively friendly smile. It is as a restaurant that The Foragers really excels however, offering locally sourced modern food, all to a fantastically high level. Nothing here is cheap, but The Foragers is good enough that it deserves to be contemplated against some of the city's best eateries.

My aunt and uncle live around the corner and this is one of "their go to places" for dinner…read more Visiting from Los Angeles, it was nice to see the friendly interaction we had going here. All around enjoyed my experienced. Loved my fish and chips, I ordered the large and thought there was more than enough food for two people. My uncle had the seafood pasta and that looked yummy too! Finally, My aunt ordered the plum pudding for dessert and the three of us could not finish it as we were too full from our meals. That being said, fresh, delicious food ALWAYS hits the spot on the first night your visiting someone from abroad. Wish my stay here was longer so I could come again.

One of the better Beefeaters. The 16th century building has interesting beamed nooks & cranies. The…read moredining room is well laid out with tables set apart. Food is consistantly good value for money and the staff helpful & friendly. There is a lovely courtyard set out with tables & huge umbrellas which is great for summer eating. There is a large car park at the rear but entrance is not easy to spot especially if coming from M25 direction but it is just after the post office on the left. There is also parking by the pond opposite.

Lovely little pub, had the best roast lamb i've had in quite a while there today. I've never known…read morethere to be such a selection of veg on a roast (eg new and roast potatoes!), beautiful red wine gravy and best yorkshire pud I've tasted. Only criticism was an abundance of fat on the meat but there was so much good meat it made up for it. Also great on the drinks front as they serve Badger Best, prob my my fave ale and highly recommend. Had another badger ale on along with a good selection of lagers and wines. Atmosphere can lack a little, and today was it was overrun with children, not necessarily a bad thing but not great with a hangover. All in all a great little boozer that's perfect for a few quiet ones, or a meal.

Many years back I used to chef at the Walmer, so the place always will have some fond memories…read more It changed hands a while back and now serves Thai food, except on Sunday's where you will get a Sunday Roast. I haven't tried the Thai food, but the roast was tasty and was accompanied with all thhe trimmings. It's quite a small place, so if you are coming with a group for food I would recommend getting there early (especially on Sundays). There is a cool fish tank set into a wall divider which gives the place character and the staff are an amicable bunch. Expect all the usual drinks and larger's/ales on tap. This is a nice place to come to after a day spend in Queen's park for a pint and a bite to eat. Also, being at the top end of Hanover, you don't tend to get too many randoms creating a bad atmosphere.