mixed bag with this place, have been a few times recently with friends but always had the same…read moreexperience. Cocktails are amazing here. Great selection and very tasty. The decor inside was good and the staff are berh friendly and interact well with customers. For a gourmet burger place if i pay £9 for a burger i want sides!!!! salads or chips something more than just the burger I left both times a bit drunk but still hungry

Just like Ronsil wood stain: it does exactly what it says on the tin. This establishment…read morespecialises in burgers, and cocktails strangely enough, and if the meal I had there very recently is an indicator then it does then very well. The cocktails were very tasty, and would have you asking for another considering the reasonable prices, and 'happy hour' promotions (whether or not you will be regretting it in the morning courtesy of headache is another matter mind!) The burgers themselves were also extremely tasty, and there was plenty of variety, and sides to cater to all of your burger induced cravings. The sweet potato fries were superb! With drinks, burgers, sides, and a dessert it turned out to be around £25 a head. If you're after a quick burger then go to a traditional American fast food franchise, but if you're with a group of fussy friends who drink like fishes, and craving a good burger then my friends you have found the right place.

I went here twice during my two week stay in East Grinstead, and it never disappointed me. The food…read moreis great, the service is good, and the interior is beautifully modern and crowded with happy people chatting while sipping red wine. I ordered calamari and the mushroom risotto the first time, and crab cakes (in the most delicious cream sauce ever) with a side of gratinated potatoes the second time. Both meals were super fresh and not too heavy at all. Also try the prawn pizza if you're a pizza person - it was great. I'm definitely coming back to Prezzo the next time I'm in England!

I and 6 friends had an evening meal here after a day walking in the area…read more Those that had the pizza or the pasta enjoyed their meal but I and another were sorely disappointed at the burger. The bun was poor, similar to MacDonalds, the chips were non eventful, they had no dressing for the salad and when I asked for mustard or horseradish for the burger I was told that they don't do them. I should have refused to pay but being a meek UK citizen I duly paid the bill and the service charge but will never visit a Prezzo again. Selling burgers but no serving mustard - hopeless. East Grinstead is a wasteland for decent eateries as we walked all over the old town and found no decent looking pubs with gardens and all the restaurants were much of a muchness - Prezzo seems to be the place to take the kids. Yuk

This is a new restaurant that describes itself as being New York Italian. It's opened up in an area…read morethat is dominated with fairly average Italian restaurants and really had an opportunity to stand out from the crowd. Unfortunately it hasn't really done so. The restaurant is spacious and well decorated, and the staff were welcoming on arrival. The menu consists of main meals, pasta, pizza, breakfasts and light bites. Neither my boyfriend or I wanted a massive meal so plumped for something from the light bites section. He went for the steak and red onion panini and I went for the breaded chicken, mozzarella and rocket panini, both were served with chips. The food was presented well and the portions large. Unfortunately, it was let down on taste. My chicken was unbreaded and the entire filling was pretty tasteless. The steak was nice but over powered by the red onion. The chips tasted like the frier oil needed replacing. My tea was fine (can't really go wrong with a teabag!), but they brought hot milk, and my boyfriend's Americano was minuscule. Once the food was delivered, nobody came to check if everything was ok, and when our plates were cleared and I mentioned the lack of breaded chicken, my comment was barely even acknowledged. With a large choice of similar restaurants in the area, we probably won't be rushing back.

Barcode is an American style restaurant on Church Road, Hove. The outside looks quite sophisticated…read moreyet quirky. The staff are very friendly and I couldn't fault the service at all. My friend and I visited midweek and it wasn't hugely busy but I had high hopes for the food. There were a few things on the menu that were unavailable which was ok.. not the end of the world! I ordered the halloumi to start which came drizzled with honey - Halloumi = Yes but not with honey. Eeeek! For main, I had the chicken and mushroom risotto which was very nice and me and my friend had some Sex On The Beach cocktails between us. I liked the risotto, but the chicken seemed slightly undercooked. The prices are average but for the price of the food, I would like to visit again as I don't want one rubbish experience to cloud my judgement!

I've had my foodie little eye on Graze for some time now, and I finally got to try it out last…read morenight for my Brother's birthday. The interior is plush and apparently influenced by the Brighton Pavilion. It's quite a small restaurant and the tables can appear quite cramped. For the first half hour, we were the only customers and I could hear the staff chatting away to each other which was a bit uncomfortable, however, the restaurant quickly filled up and was soon buzzing with atmosphere. Graze offer an al la carte or tasting menu. The birthday boy had his eye on the tasting menu and as we had to order for the whole table we didn't want to disappoint. I also decided to accompany him with the wine pairing - what a kind sister I am!! The tasting menu included 7 courses, two of which included an option of two which is a nice touch. Homemade bread in four flavours was offered around repeatedly but I was conscious not to fill up too much! The first course was Jerusalem artichoke soup with smoked hazelnut creme fraiche and hazelnuts crisps. This was paired with a very dry sherry, a little unpalatable on its own, but great in combination with the soup. Second course was a chicken liver parfait with pear and star anise jelly, served with a slice of sweet brioche - rich and delicious. This was served with a sweet Hungarian Tokaji. The others went for a butternut squash option but found it was lacking a little in taste and needed added seasoning. Third up was cauliflower and truffle risotto with chestnuts and Parmesan crisp. Matched with this was a crisp viognier. Next was one of my favourite dishes - beetroot cured salmon, pickled beetroot and beetroot puree, creme fraiche and what tasted like amaretti crumbs. The salmon was so fresh and light and the flavour combinations were exquisite. This was paired with a pinot blanc. For the next course we were offered a choice between halibut and venison. We all went with the venison which was served with polenta, grey chantelles and greens. A very tasty dish served with a light pinot noir. The pre-dessert was a chilled mandarin soup with clove sorbet. Such a fantastic dish I was half way through before I realised I had forgotten to take a picture! This came with a fabulous Pedro Ximenez sherry from the Jerez region of Spain. A much sweeter and nicer sherry than the first, at least for my tastes. The final course was a pear parfait with star anise ice cream and almond crumble, this was served with a sweet dessert wine and was a fine finish to a great meal. The Chef here has Spanish roots and you can certainly feel the Mediterranean influence shining through here. The flavour combinations were great and the presentation was exquisite (somebody has been watching Masterchef!). The service was friendly and efficient and the atmosphere was nice. So close to a five star review, but nothing took my breath away, and a few extras such as amuse bouche would have been appreciated*. *Am I really saying there wasn't enough food here, I certainly didn't leave hungry!!

This is actually a review for Market, formally graze but having undergone a refit/brand. Graze was…read moreme and my wife's favourite restaurant before and thankfully in its new format it's still our fave place to eat in Brighton. It's kind of a gone a bit 64 degrees with the tapas style plates but the portions are larger. The recommended 4 each, I think we had three and were stuffed. Highlights included scallops (which were so good we ordered 4 plates worth), pigs cheeks, truffle mac & cheese and blue fillet steak. Everything was amazing. As were deserts. They also sell scooners (3/4 pint) of a great draft. It went down a storms and is now my new fave draft. Service was perfect. Nice and chatty but not too so, and the cream of the crop was when we had to wait a bit for desert they gave us free beers while we waited (it wasn't even that long). Only slight moan was that it did start to get very hot in there. Easy on the heating there chaps. ;0) Check it out, u won't be disappointed! Best meal I've had in years

Disappointing like a lot of pubs in hotels tend to be. They did at least have a couple of ales…read more(Hobgoblin & Pride) and a couple of decent bottled beers but nothing especially interesting. We decided to grab some food. My French onion soup wasn't bad but it was kind of small. My wife's cream of tomato soup had to be sent back because the 'cream of' looked very iffy. They gave us a replacement to be fair to them.

Been here a few times with my family when I used to live in the area, ordered a few things of the…read moremenu and enjoyed them! Would defiantly come here again if I could, good food, good waiting time, lovely atmosphere and a lovely garden at the back!

Satisfactory. I wanted what they advertised and I got what I wanted. My wife and daughter didn't…read moreget the cocktails they wanted but they were happy with the ones they did get. The only thing I would suggest they change is the lighting, which is a bit stark and does not create an appetising atmosphere. It is what it is and its good enough at the price, which is loooow. Go.

Very friendly staff that will help you with anything. Excellent meat choice in copious amounts…read more Vegetables quite often only "warm". If you like undercooked cauliflower.......go there! Very reasonably priced. John Green - Ifnm writer

Very disappointing. Considering they're charging top whack for food, you expect something hearty,…read morewholesome and well cooked. My wife ordered the 'home-made' salmon fishcakes (who are you trying to fool?) and they were served stone cold inside. After they had been popped back in the microwave, they really didn't taste very good or particularly fresh. The 'salad' was drenched in some dressing that we didn't really want, and the chips were soaking with fat. Pleasant enough pub, but for £30 for 2 lunches, a draught cider and a juice, we feel pretty hard done by, and wouldn't even dream of returning...

We went to the Holmbush today for lunch in a party of eight…read more Their was a large menu of typical pub grub. Our food arrived piping hot and was nicely presented. Several of us had the steak, mushroom and Guiness pie, which was very good with plenty of pieces of steak. This is highly recommended. In contrast, the steak and kidney pudding was rather disappointing, with very little steak in it. Apart from that, all of us were very happy with our food. If you are looking for a pub which serves good pub grub the Holmbush is one for you.

An Award Winning Executive Chef housed @ this restaurant hosted within Felbridge Hotel & Spa with a…read moreseasonal 2 or 3 course menu. I thoroughly enjoyed the Rosted Loin. 3 course for £25.00, did'nt get 5 stars as its slightly far from the high street, i must say the only reasion i went to this restaurant was as i was invited by may inlaws otherwise i dont think i would have gone i im glad i have.