Branch Area Pubs Map
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- Alfriston
- Deans Place Hotel
Seaford Road
Alfriston
BN26 5TW
ku.oc.letohecalpsnaed@liam
(01323) 870248
This picturesque hotel with 36 bedrooms is set in 4 acres of lovely gardens, has a single bar area with cosy sofas and arm chairs, there is also a raised snug area to the side. Oak beams and part panelling along with a warm welcome add to its character. Ample car parking split into two areas, at the front and rear of the hotel for both hotel guests and non-residents. Function room fully licensed for ceremonies is available to hire.
- George Inn
High Street
Alfriston
BN26 5SY
moc.notsirfla-egroegeht@ofni
(01323) 870319
First licensed in 1397, the foundations of this splendid flint stone and half-timbered building date back to 1250, and there is a network of smugglers' tunnels leading from its cellars. The bar, the oldest part of the inn, has an impressive inglenook fireplace with a huge copper hood, oak floors and Sussex hop bines decorating the walls. To the rear is the large garden and a heated terrace for those cooler evenings. Good quality food is served here.
- Olde Smugglers Inn
Waterloo Square
Alfriston
BN26 5UE
(01323) 870241
Nestled in the South Downs this historic, friendly, cosy village pub was built in 1358 and still holds its character today with its impressive, dominating inglenook fireplace, oak beams and brick floor in the main bar area. It is Grade II listed, a series of small rooms at various levels lead through to a conservatory, a large sun trap patio and tranquil walled garden with picnic tables. Good quality pub food is offered, often locally sourced, accommodation is also available. Several Sussex traditional themed nights are held throughout the year, Toad in the Hole is played, an old Sussex game. In its day it is said to have had six staircases, twenty one rooms, forty eight doors and numerous corridors and hiding places and was known to have been the meeting place for smuggling gangs. It is unusual in that it bears two names, the Market Cross, which can be seen on the swing sign, as well as Ye Olde Smugglers Inn. The pub was a finalist in the local CAMRA Branch Pub of the Year competition in 2019 and was awarded Country Pub of the Year; the presentation picture shows the award.
- Tavern on the Tye
High Street
Alfriston
BN26 5TD
(01323) 870811
Previously Moonrakers restaurant, now a food centred pub with a garden which opens out onto the village green known as The Tye.
- Deans Place Hotel
Seaford Road
Alfriston
BN26 5TW
- Arlington
- Old Oak Inn
Caneheath
Arlington
BN26 6SJ
ku.oc.notgnilrannikaodlo@ofni
(01323) 482072
Situated in countryside ideal for walking which features Abbots Wood, thism 17th Century building consists of a main bar and and a forty seater restaurant. Cosy in the winter and with plenty of outside seating in the summer, with an enclosed beer garden, there is an extensive food menu.
- Yew Tree Inn
Arlington Village
Arlington
BN26 6RX
(01323) 870590
Built in 1901, there is a public bar, a main bar with restaurant, a conservatory and a large garden with plenty of seating. An extensive menu of homemade, good value, good quality food is available.
- Old Oak Inn
Caneheath
Arlington
BN26 6SJ
- Ashburnham
- Ash Tree Inn
Brown Bread Street
Ashburnham
TN33 9NX
moc.liamg@nnieerthsa
(01424) 892104
This pub is closed closed on Sunday and Monday evenings in the winter. Friendly 17th century village local with dining area and outside seating, situated on the 1066 Walk.
- Ash Tree Inn
Brown Bread Street
Ashburnham
TN33 9NX
- Battle
- Abbey Hotel
84 High Street
Battle
TN33 0AQ
moc.loa@wtbardnas
(01424) 722755
Historic setting across the Green from Battle Abbey, this 16th Century cosy pub has a single bar with a restaurant area behind. The pub participates in Shepherd Neame's mini real ale festival. Quiz night is the last Thursday of the month. Themed food nights are held.
- Battle Brewery Bottle Shop
52a High St
Battle
TN33 0AE
ku.oc.yrewerbelttab@olleh
(01424) 772838
Up to four cask ales from Battle Brewery are sold for tastings and filling containers, as well as Cask Beer in a Box, 5 litre and 10 litre sizes available.
- Battle Brewery Shop
Battle
TN33 0HN
ku.oc.yrewerbelttab@olleh
(01424) 772838
The brewery is located in lovely countryside off the North Trade Road down a three quarter mile track. The bar is open on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays and is housed in the same barn as the brewery. Two handpumps are usually serving two of the brewery's cask beers and a third cider, there are three bottled conditioned beers and bottled cider. Two families run the expanding brewery and you are guaranteed a warm welcome.
- Bull Inn
27 High Street
Battle
TN33 0EA
ku.oc.elttabnnillubeht@ofni
(01424) 775171
This 17th century pub is situated in the centre of Battle High Street, featuring two inglenook fireplaces, one still in use. The house beer is Top Bull, brewed by Old Dairy, the changing beer varies between local and national ales. The pub is divided into two areas, front and back, either may be used for dining. Accommodation is available consisting of five en suite rooms and live music is regularly performed. Food is home cooked and locally sourced where possible. Themed food evenings are held and live music is performed regularly, jazz featuring.
- Chequers Inn
Lower Lake
Battle
TN33 0AT
(01424) 772088
This 17th-century inn features exposed beams and open fires. The dining room boasts a large inglenook, while the back garden overlooks the 1066 battlefield. Following a major refurbishment the pub has been under new management from August 2014. Eclectic furnishing and bluesy / jazz background music contribute to a relaxed atmosphere. Food is organic and locally sourced where possible.
- Olde King's Head
37 Mount Street
Battle
TN33 0EG
(01424) 316630
Under new management since 2017, parts of this historic pub date back to 1421. A central bar serves two drinking areas wth a large inglenook fireplace providing a cosy corner. There is also a dining area to the rear.
- Railway
Station Road
Battle
TN33 0DE
ku.oc.snnideviver@elttab
(01424) 772034
Originally a workhouse, it was converted to the Railway Hotel when the nearby station opened, from which the then landlord ran a coach hire business. Traded as the Senlac Inn for many years until Autumn 2019 when it reopened as the Railway as part of the Revived Inns and the Country Pub & Carvery group. Food is available every day, with a carvery available on Wednesdays and Sundays.
- Squirrel
North Trade Road
Battle
TN33 9LJ
moc.liamg@elttabnnilerriuqs
(01424) 772717
An eighteenth century family run traditional free house to the west of Battle, with its famous abbey, and in the heart of 1066 country There are four handpumps over two bars dispensing only Sussex beers. Menus change frequently, reflecting seasonal availability of local produce. All meat is free range, with fish sourced from the nearby Hastings day boats. It has been extensively refurbished in an attractive and interesting way, the bar and restaurant areas offer ample seating while outside the large garden has plenty of tables and a children’s play area. There are four handpumps, one dedicated to Harveys Bitter, another one to the neighbouring Battle Brewery's beers, the other two offering a changing selection from Sussex breweries, often the most local.
- Abbey Hotel
84 High Street
Battle
TN33 0AQ
- Beckley
- Rose & Crown
Northiam Road
Beckley
TN31 6SE
moc.tcennoctb@smailiw.ma
(01797) 252161
Spacious free house with a welcoming ambience and up to five cask beers on offer, some from local breweries, including Hastings, Old Dairy and Rother Valley. The pub is popular with walkers, dogs and families are welcome. The main bar area has two real fires. There is a separate dining area next to it and good-value home-cooked food is available (no food Sun eves). The garden enjoys fine views. Sporting events on TV are shown.
- Rose & Crown
Northiam Road
Beckley
TN31 6SE
- Berwick
- Berwick Inn
Station Road
Berwick
BN26 6SZ
(01323) 870018
The original building has been sympathetically extended over the years and was refurbished in 2013 with a bar and a restaurant. It has been under new management since the end of 2014 and had a coffee shop with comfortable sofas added in 2016. It looks out to the Downs in the direction of the Long Man. Buffet functions can be organised; food is home produced and sourced locally where possible. There is a 'Request and Text' voting system in place for choosing guest ales. An annual beer festival is held in late June. Both guest beers and beer festivals have an emphasis on local breweries.
- Cricketers' Arms
Berwick Village
Berwick
BN26 6SP
moc.loa@sretekcircehtbp
(01323) 870469
Located just off the South Downs Way, this Harveys tied house is a traditional country pub, once converted from two flint walled cottages. Two regular ales and at least one seasonal beer are available, served from a cellar room behind the bar. The well maintained gardens make this a great place to stop in the summer, with real fires inside in the winter. Good quality, home produced, food is available all day. Seasonal openng hours, opens 11-11 in summer. The pub is under new management from July 2019.
- Berwick Inn
Station Road
Berwick
BN26 6SZ
- Bexhill on Sea
- Albatross Club (RAFA)
15 Marina Arcade
Bexhill on Sea
TN40 1JS
ku.oc.afarllihxeb@ofni
(01424) 212916
A most welcoming and friendly RAFA club, it consistently wins CAMRA local and regional awards, being the local CAMRA branch club of the year for ten consecutive years. This culminated in 2016 in winning the National Club of the Year competition and being a finalist in 2017 and 2018. It always serves at least one local ale, often from such as Three Legs, Gun or Rother Valley. This is complemented by nationally sourced ales. There is always at least one dark beer; altogether there are five handpumps. The comprehensive range of upcoming beers is listed on a blackboard behind the bar.
The club holds regular beer festivals in June and September in its large function room and many social events such as jazz nights, quizzes, folk evenings and meat raffles, notably on Fridays. It is very popular among its members and CAMRA members are always welcome. The club boasts an interesting collection of RAF memorabilia.
The pictures of presentations show members with Club Head Steward Karen outside with the national trophy for 2016 and presentations of further local awards for the years 2016 to 2019.
- Bexhill Rowing Social Club
Channel View East
Bexhill on Sea
TN40 1JU
(01424) 210153
Dating from the 1880s, the building was once the entrance to a swimming pool, it was extended in 1975 with the addition of a second storey with balconies from the function room overlooking the beach. Downstairs are the bar and games room. A friendly welcome awaits to a club where the steward apppointed in late 2013 seeks to build on the developing real ale provision started by his predecessor. Ales are selected by members' votes. Card carrying CAMRA members are admitted.
- Brickmaker's Alehouse
27 Sea Road
Bexhill on Sea
TN40 1EE
moc.esuohelasrekamkcirb@ofni
(01424) 602778
Bexhill's first micropub, owned and run by local CAMRA members Martin Payne and Robin Hill, is close to the town centre, bus routes and Bexhill station. Five real ales and three real ciders are served by gravity dispense from a chilled cabinet; other drinks are available. High and low chairs and several tables make this a very comfortable venue.
- Cooden Beach Hotel
Cooden Sea Road
Bexhill on Sea
TN39 4TT
ku.oc.letohhcaebnedooceht@smoor
(01424) 842281
Privately owned hotel in prestigious west Bexhill with direct access to the beach. Two modern bars, one with cafeteria style catering. Also a stunning beachside terrace. The Oceania restaurant has unspoiled views over the sea.
- Denbigh
Little Common Road
Bexhill on Sea
TN39 4JE
(01424) 843817
Friendly welcoming traditional locals' pub with a reputation for food, under the same manager for many years. Restaurant menus plus light meals in the bar and outside tables. Award winning garden. Large car park and function room available.
- Devonshire Bar & Grill
Devonshire Square
Bexhill on Sea
TN40 1AB
(01424) 218358
Modern cruise liner style cocktail bar and lounge in the centre of town. The music management system delivers sound at various levels to 3 zoned areas. Several wide screens showing sport and DVDs. DJs operate from 7pm until 2am on Friday and Saturday. One real ale on electric dispense.
- Harp
35 Devonshire Road
Bexhill on Sea
TN40 1AH
(01424) 730703
Single room hight street pub in the middle of a row of shops. A carpeted area at the front has rustic chairs and tables and the walls and ceiling have mock tudor beams. The rear area is boarded and given over to a pool table. Gives the impression of having been an Irish theme pub in a previous life.
- Little Common Royal British Legion Club
Meads Ave
Bexhill on Sea
TN39 4SZ
ku.oc.noigelnommocelttil@reganam
(01424) 842710
- Milligans Bar
65 Wilton Road
Bexhill on Sea
TN40 1HF
(01424) 210208
Just across the road from the seafront in a side street. Busy Irish lounge bar and restaurant, a lively local. Sport TV and occasional live music in the cellar bar downstairs.
- New Inn
32 Ninfield Road
Bexhill on Sea
TN39 5AB
(01424) 552100
Ancient 18th century pub on the green. Once part of the Charrington brewery estate and the not much has changed. Weatherboarded outside and small separate bars inside. Wood panelling and Ingelnook with log fire. Lively village local.
- Picture Playhouse
36/38 Western Road
Bexhill on Sea
TN40 1DY
(01424) 819500
Opened in July 2017, it is decorated in an Art Deco and cinematic style. Wetherspoons spent three million pounds on the project converting two adjoining buildings, both having been cinemas at different times in the past. Two original projectors left on site are on display. The staff are very enthusiastic about their real ale selection from the twelve handpumps. As well as stocking the three usual JDW national ales, two or more are locally sourced, generally from Old Dairy, Franklins and Long Man. There are at least three continuously varying guests sourced nationally. At least two real ciders are usually available, kept in one of the large refrigerated units behind the bar. One of the largest Wetherspoons in the county, it has a variety of seating areas at different levels and at the top a large roof garden complete with tables, ash trays and overhead netting to ensure it is a herring gull free zone.
- Rose & Crown
162-164 Turkey Road
Bexhill on Sea
TN39 5HH
(01424) 214625
1960s build with large garden. Open plan, basic, one room pub with restaurant area on one side. The menu is called the Hungry Horse with portions to match. Breakfast is served from 10am at weekends.
- Sackville Bar & Grill
De La Warr Parade
Bexhill on Sea
TN40 1LS
ku.oc.llirgtsaoc@ofni
(01424) 734225
The only pub on the seafront. Split level garden terrace at the front looking out on to the promenade, gardens and the sea. There is aa mix of garden furniture for eating and drinking; a conservatory, modern bar and dining area. Friendly staff and welcoming landlord who has been manager since May 2014. Light meals and quality sandwiches available.
- Sidley Working Men's Club
34A Hollier's Hill
Bexhill on Sea
TN40 2DD
(01424) 217076
Friendly members club serving real ale with a large open plan bar with tables and bench seating. CAMRA members welcome o payment of £1 entry fee. Occasional beer festivals are held in support of local charities. All beers and cider are at Club prices.
- Sovereign
15 Sea Road
Bexhill on Sea
TN40 1EE
moc.bupngierevoseht@olleh
(01424) 213427
The newly refurbished 'Sovereign on Sea’ recently reopened under new management and with a chic new look and more modern ethos. Still serving traditional beers from shepherd Neame. The Sovereign on Sea is the sister pub to ’The Fountain on Queens’. With an outdoor space at the front and rear of the property as well as a brand new kitchen and private dining room coming soon.
- Sportsman
15 Sackville Road
Bexhill on Sea
TN39 3JD
ku.oc.liamtoh@nosremme_nerrad
(01424) 214214
Busy, traditional and basic one bar high street boozer in the town centre with friendly staff. Paved beer garden at the back with tables and chairs. Occasional live music and/or DJ.
- Town House
1 London Road
Bexhill on Sea
TN39 3JR
ku.oc.aesnollihxebesuohnwot@ofni
(01424) 211730
The Castle hotel and pub occupied this prime corner site opposite the Town Hall for many years. In 2012 a quality makeover resulted in a modern bar/restaurant with lots of light coloured solid wood furniture and contemporary furnishing. Big emphasis on food and sport TV, with screens galore. Separate pool room. Family friendly and takes a pride in its “zoned garden” retreat.
- Traffers Bar
19 Egerton Road
Bexhill on Sea
TN39 3HJ
(01424) 210240
Small but comfortable bar just off the seafront near the De la Warr Pavilion. Extensive menu of snacks and meals with roasts on Sundays. Tables outside at the front catch the morning sun. Three handpumps offer real ales from Sussex or Kent.
- Wheatsheaf
2 Barnhorn Road
Bexhill on Sea
TN39 4LR
ku.oc.llihxebfaehstaehweht@ofni
(01424) 848400
This was once an 18th century alehouse and coaching inn. There are three areas, the largest is a restaurant, another set aside for drinkers and a third a games room with Darts and Pool. The pictures above show the latter two spaces. The pub is under new management from Winter 2019 and has undergone extensive interior renovation.
- Albatross Club (RAFA)
15 Marina Arcade
Bexhill on Sea
TN40 1JS
- Bodiam
- Castle Inn
Main Road
Bodiam
TN32 5UB
(01580) 830330
Pleasant rural pub, located opposite Bodiam Castle, just over the river from the Kent and East Sussex Railway. The pub is tied to Shephard Neame which leases it from owners the National Trust.
- Castle Inn
Main Road
Bodiam
TN32 5UB
- Bodle Street Green
- White Horse Inn
Bodle Street Green
BN27 4RE
moc.teertseldobesrohetihw@ttam
(01323) 833243
Pleasant traditional rural free house dating from the 1850s in which Thai food is served Tuesdays to Saturdays. There is a 20% reduction on all drink prices, including real ale, 3-6pm every day.
- White Horse Inn
Bodle Street Green
BN27 4RE
- Boreham Street
- Bull's Head
The Strait
Boreham Street
BN27 4SG
moc.teertsmaherobdaehsllub@ofni
(01323) 831981
This 18th century pub was the first ever Harveys tied house. Welcoming with its comfortable wooden furniture, floors and panelled walls, the beer range includes house beer Bull's Head Bitter, Harveys Best and two seasonal Harveys ales. A wide selection of home cooked meals at lunch and dinner sessions are offered, Sunday roasts are particularly popular as are its wide selection of pies. It has its own campsite complete with shower and toilet, with the availability of a shepherd's hut. To the rear are garden seating and a large car park. The pub hosts many local events including the Sussex Chopper club in July. The presentation picture shows the local CAMRA Branch awarding a certificate to mark the pub appearing in the Good Beer Guide for the tenth consecutive year in 2019.
- Bull's Head
The Strait
Boreham Street
BN27 4SG
- Brede
- Red Lion
Brede Hill
Brede
TN31 6EJ
moc.liamg@881288noildereht
(01424) 882188
Family run 15th century country pub, situated at the top of Brede Hill, opposite St Georges Church (burial place of Sir Goddard Oxenbridge, the 16th century ‘Brede Giant’). With four hand pumps, this traditional local provides a relaxed, friendly atmosphere, serving an interesting range of freshly cooked dishes featuring local fish from Hastings & Rye, meat from Bexhill, locally sourced vegetables and wild mushrooms from Brede High Woods, all at reasonable prices. Under new ownership from Autumn 2018.
- Three Legs Brewery Bar
1 Burnt House Farm, Udimore Road
Brede
TN31 6BX
ku.oc.sgeleerhteht@ofni
07939 997622
This brewery tap is on premises of the Three Legs Brewery in a small industrial unit on a farm, the bar always offers four ales on hand pumps and often additional ones from the cask. A selection of good quality snacks is offeered, such as cheeses, cured meats and pickles. Seating is available inside and in the warmer weather outside too. Parking is next to the brewery, but like the bar it gets busy in the evening.
- Red Lion
Brede Hill
Brede
TN31 6EJ
- Broad Oak
- Broad Oak
Chitcombe Road
Broad Oak
TN31 6EU
ku.oc.kaodaorbeht@ofni
(01424) 882700
Formerly named the ‘Rainbow Trout’, this village pub remained empty for three years until the current owners reopened it following a complete refurbishment in early 2020. The name reverted to ‘The Broad Oak’, (its original title), and now offers three or four real ales (usually locally sourced), together with an extensive food menu (including a take away fish & chip service on Friday evenings). The garden has scenic views and a children’s play area. The pub can be reached by several bus routes with different stops as the pub is near a crossroads, (none are more than 200 metres away), and also has ample parking.
- Broad Oak
Chitcombe Road
Broad Oak
TN31 6EU
- Camber
- Owl
11 Old Lydd Road
Camber
TN31 7RE
moc.tenretnitb@dtlsrelwoeht
(01797) 225284
Tucked away behind the sand dunes of Camber Sands beach, this 1920s built pub with a wrap around bar retains a traditional feel following a smart refurbishment in 2017. Among its ale offering is a house beer, Owlers, from the local Romney Marsh Brewery and another changing beer from the same source. Locally sourced home cooked food is served at set times and letting rooms are available. During quiet times in winter only three beers may be available.
- Owl
11 Old Lydd Road
Camber
TN31 7RE
- Catsfield
- White Hart
The Green
Catsfield
TN33 9DJ
moc.liamg@dleifstactrahetihw.reganam
(01424) 892650
Attractive, traditional and welcoming weatherboarded country pub' cosy and comfortable. The restaurant is a tasteful barn conversion which opens directly from the bar area. Real fires in the pub and barn in winter. Garden is fenced.
- White Hart
The Green
Catsfield
TN33 9DJ
- Chalvington
- Yew Tree Inn
Chalvington
BN27 3TB
moc.notgnivlahceertwey@ofni
(01323) 811326
The original part of this pub dates from a 1642 farm worker's cottage, which has been sympathetically extended over the years, by 1860 it was a coaching inn. There are two bars, one with a small inglenook fireplace, and a restaurant area in a conservatory. It boasts ownership of the cricket pitch which has been in continuous use the longest of any in the counry, having been the home of Chalvington and Ripe Cricket Club since 1762. Most of all, this is a welcoming village inn with home prepared food on ofer, hosting two darts teams and the annual Sussex Volkswagen Owners' Club Summer Festival.
- Yew Tree Inn
Chalvington
BN27 3TB
- Cowbeech
- Merrie Harriers
Cowbeech
BN27 4JQ
(01323) 833108
Ths sixteenth century beamed village pub has two bars, one with an inglenook fireplace, plus a modern function room. Food is locally sourced where possible and is home prepared and cooked. The pub occasionally remains open in the afternoom if it is busy. The annual village flower show is organised by the Merrie Harriers Bonfire Society.
- Merrie Harriers
Cowbeech
BN27 4JQ
- Crowhurst
- Plough Inn
1 Plough Lane
Crowhurst
TN33 9AW
moc.duolci@notgnirrehslihp
(01424) 830310
A friendly rural village local freehouse wiith splendid views over the Sussex Weald. It dates from c.1805, has two real fires and gves a warm welcome to walkers. The owners took over in March 2016 and have renovated the pub, introduceing a regularly changing menu and have done a fine job in turning this pub around. There is always a LocAle on in good condition, up to five ales are offered and excellent locally sourced food is served, The pub hosts the local golf and cricket clubs and has a regular beer festival on the second weekend in August.
- Plough Inn
1 Plough Lane
Crowhurst
TN33 9AW
- East Dean
- Tiger Inn
The Green
East Dean
BN20 0DA
ku.gro.daehyhcaeb@regit
(01323) 423209
With a history streching back to the fifteenth century, this idyllic country pub sits on the edge of East Dean village green. Ducking into the main entrance brings you into the cosy central bar area, full of charm and character with wooden beamed ceiling, stone floor and log fire. There are dining rooms to the left and right, with the latter being wheelchair accessible from the side entrance and from which the toilets are also accessible. The pub is traditionally decorated and has stone floors and beamed ceilings adding to the atmosphere. Good quality, locally sourced food is available. Outside seating is found to the front and side. On Monday mornings it is open from 8 to 10:30 for non alcoholic drinks, as the mearby café is not open then. The local CAMRA Branch voted it Branch Country Pub of the Year from 2017 to 2019; the presentation pictures show the 2018 and 2019 awards.
- Tiger Inn
The Green
East Dean
BN20 0DA
- Eastbourne
- Arlington Arms
360 Seaside
Eastbourne
BN22 7RY
(01323) 724365
Friendly local with two separate bars, games room and large rear garden
- Beachy Head
Beachy Head Road
Eastbourne
BN20 7YA
(01323) 728060
Large open plan pub concentrating on food, popular with tourists visiting the beauty spot on which it is situated. Leading from the central bar, there are multiple dining areas, some with sofas and most with spectacular views in various directions. There is a comprehensive food menu.
- Bibendum
1 Grange Road
Eastbourne
BN21 4EU
ku.oc.rab-mudnebib@snoitavreser
(01323) 735363
Located in the Little Chelsea area, close to the town centre, this is a comfortable modern pub in a Victorian building which has been converted into one large room with an opening into a separate restaurant. An upstairs function room seats up to 110 for a seated meal or 150 for a buffet style event. It came under new management in Spring 2018 and now places an emphasis on sourcing food, real ale and other drinks like coffee locally. There is a comprehensive menu; food is served all day in the bar as well as in the restaurant. Displayed pump clips show a wide variety of guest beers which have been served over time.
- Bistrot Pierre
Wish Tower Restaurant, King Edward's Parade
Eastbourne
BN21 4BY
ku.oc.49erreip@enruobtsae
(01323) 886484
A restaurant/café/bar which is part of a chain of twenty five outlets, with space set aside for patrons to consume just a drink. The premises are a rebuild completed and opened in Autumn 2019, occupying a prominent position on the seafront with views from large windows over the sea and to the Downs. Paid parking is available nearby, no charge from October to March.
- Bottle Grove
56B Grove Road
Eastbourne
BN21 4UD
(01323) 737564
Marketed as a Cafe and Craft Beer Specialist, a real cider is available and four local beers on KeyKeg, along with a wide range of bottls and cans. it is licensed until 11pm, so may stay open later if busy.
- Buskers Bar
170 Seaside
Eastbourne
BN22 7QR
(01323) 725195
Well known live music venue with two separate bars. There are two handpumps, nationally sourced beers are rotated. Mondays to Fridays the landlord's description of the opening hours is 11 until late, but he would not confirm a closing time. Events include a poker night, open mic night, Killer Pool and Karoke nights.
- Cavendish Hotel, Coronet Bar
38 Grand Parade
Eastbourne
BN21 4DH
(01323) 410222
The Coronet Bar at the Cavendish Hotel has an outside balcony overlooking the sea front. It is a modern bar with a relaxed atmosphere offering Long Man Best or Long Blonde and good food all day. Live music features every week.
- Cornfield Garage
21-23 Cornfield Road
Eastbourne
BN21 4QD
(01323) 419670
This single storey, town centre pub is named after the former garage that occupied this site. A popular venue, the accomodation was extended to the rear in 2014, doubling the size of the building. There are 15 handpumps that usually sell up to 8 regularly changing guest beers as well as the regulars. At least two beer festivals and a cider festival are held each year. The usual good value Wetherspoon food menu is available.
- Crown
22 Crown Street
Eastbourne
BN21 1PB
(01323) 724654
Local CAMRA Branch Pub of the Year Runner Up in 2017 following other branch awards, this is a friendly traditional local pub with separate public and saloon bars, both with log fires, and a separate pool room. Home made bar snacks and beer discounts are offered every Sunday lunchtime followed by meat raffles. Popular monthly themed quiz nights include complimentary hot buffets and there is occasional live music. Regular beer festivals include one at the Easter weekend for which the local CAMRA branch suggests a beer list from which the landlord selects. A large enclosed rear garden has children’s play equipment and regular summer BBQs. Bus services are available nearby in both Church Street and Willingdon Road. The presentation picture above is of the 2017 award.
- Crown & Anchor
15-16 Marine Parade
Eastbourne
BN21 3DX
(01323) 642500
Seafront pub with large single bar, a function room upstairs and offering an extensive menu of good value food.
- Dew Drop Inn
37-39 South Street
Eastbourne
BN21 4UP
ku.oc.enruobtsaennipordwed@ofnI
(01323) 723313
Recent improvements to this cosy ‘Little Chelsea’ pub have enhanced some of the interior space, back garden and toilet facilities without altering the character and atmosphere. Has an ‘alternative’ feel with a broad range of clientele and no TV or gaming machines. There is occasional live music or DJ at weekends. A welcome spot for conversation, drink and food a short walk away from the main town centre. The Greene King Local Heroes scheme provides a range of guest beers.
- Dolphin
14 South Street
Eastbourne
BN21 4XF
ku.oc.enruobtsaenihplodeht@ofni
(01323) 746622
In the Little Chelsea area, this popular Brakspear town centre pub has five ales on offer, one Brakspear and guests usually from Sussex. It attracts drinkers of all ages with its friendly atmosphere. The front bar features an open fire, there is a smaller bar to the rear plus a larger room mainly used by diners, with outside patio area. Good quality food is available, Beer Club meetings are held monthly, with Jazz and Blues Sunday and quiz night Wednesday.
- Duke of Devonshire
155 Terminus Road
Eastbourne
BN21 3NU
(01323) 433041
Large town centre pub with emphasis on good value food and drinks. Spacious single bar has five handpumps, but often only two are in use. At the front there is outside seating in the shopping prencinct.
- Eagle
57 South Street
Eastbourne
BN21 4UT
ku.oc.enruobtsaeelgaeeht@ofni
(01323) 417799
This well-kept corner hostelry is located in the Little Chelsea area of town, a short walk from town centre and nearby rail and bus services. A variety of ales, both local and national, can be had, also Westons Old Rosie or guest ciders. The discounted price applies only to pints, meaning that halves are proportionally more expensive, however two halves of different beers may be bought for the price of a pint, please ask. Good value food is available daily, lunchtimes and evenings, with an excellent range of home cooked pies and an American Diner inspired menu. There are a pool table and dartboard and a number of sporting events TVs; but when there is no sport on it is a locals’ local. It is a well retored decorated pub, once of Kemptown Brewery, with a dining area, bar, and games room and a small roof terrace. The presentation picture from 2019 shows the local CAMRA Branch awarding a certficate marking the pub appearing for ten consecutive in the Good Beer Guide.
- Eastbourne & District Trade Union Club
48 Seaside, Clapham House
Eastbourne
BN22 7QL
moc.liamg@cutenruobtsae
(01323) 365738
This is a friendly members' club which opening seven days a week offers temporary membership for holiday makers. Various regular events are offered, featuring Bingo on Monday nights, entertainment on Saturday nights and on Sunday afternoons: Tote, Members' Draw, Meat Draw and Money Raffle.
- Eastbourne Constitutional Club
11 Queens Gardens
Eastbourne
BN21 3EE
(01323) 720889
- Eastbourne Railway Club
Station Approach
Eastbourne
BN22 9ND
(01323) 502449
This is a Members Only Club, but it allows CAMRA members to enter on production of their CAMRA mmebership cards, signing the book provided and adding their membership number. It serves two changing real ales to a good standard and holds an annual beer festival at Easter.
- Eastbourne Working Mens Club
Firle Road
Eastbourne
BN22 8ET
(01323) 723322
Large main downstairs bar with comfortable chairs at tables. There are three dart boards and large TV screen which show premier league football and other major sporting events. Live music most Saturday evenings and occasional quiz nights are held. There is a function room with bar upstairs.
- Eastbourne Working Mens Club
Royal Parade
Eastbourne
BN22 7AB
(01233) 722664
Located to the east on Eastbourne's sea front, the mainbar has a ballroom area where live music features every Saturday night, the side bar has a darts board and snooker room with three tables and leads to a garden with seating. There is a large function room on the first floor. Bingo takes place twice a week and there is a monthly Sunday lunch club.
- Farm
15 Friday Street
Eastbourne
BN23 8AP
(01323) 766049
Converted from a medieval farmhouse which was operating as such until the late 1970s. The Farm still retains the charm of original oak beams and ornate fireplaces. Mainly a food oriented gastro pub serving good quality food over several levels of the separate restaurant area makes this venue quite interesting, plus a large bar area shared by drinkers and diners alike.
- Garden Bar
14-15 The Waterfront
Eastbourne
BN23 5UZ
(01323) 479822
Popular pub located on first floor, offering harbourside views from both its spacious bar and seated balcony.
- Hurst Arms
76 Willingdon Road
Eastbourne
BN21 1TW
moc.liamg@smratsruheht
(01323) 419440
This classic Victorian pub, unusual in the area for not doing food, is in the heart of Ocklynge about a mile from the town centre and close to the Old Town. Two bars, one a classic public with pool table, darts and juke box, the other a comfortable quieter lounge. Three beers from Harveys are usually on plus two of their seasonals. Check the pub’s website for its many events, live music fortnightly. While smokers must use the heated area outside, e-cig vapers can stay inside.
The pub was runner up in the local CAMRA Branch's Pub of the Year competition in 2019; picture shows the pub's proprietors accepting the award from the branch chair.
- Hydro Hotel
Mount Road
Eastbourne
BN20 7HZ
(01323) 720643
Situated at the west end of Eastbourne seafront, close to the start of the South Downs Way, this popular and elegant hotel has a large garden with patio area and seating with sea views. The bar is in the attractive lounge where snacks are available all day.
- Lamb Inn
36 High Street
Eastbourne
BN21 1HH
ku.oc.enruobtsaebmaleht@reganam
(01323) 720545
This Harvey’s tied house is one of the oldest houses of entertainment in the country dating from 1240, the cellars from 1180. Cellar tours can be arranged to view the crypt. The interior has a wealth of period features served by two traditional bars. Food is served, including vegetarian and vegan dishes using organic products. Beer battered fish and chips is a speciality. An upstairs function room regularly offers live music, theatrical productions and comedy nights and is available for hire with its own bar. As a Harvey's managed house, the pub participates in the loyalty card scheme.
- London & County
46 Terminus Road
Eastbourne
BN21 3LX
ku.oc.noopsrehtewdj@9816p
(01323) 746310
A Wetherspoon's Lloyds No 1 Bar in the town centre close to the railway station and bus stops. The large ground floor bar has dining areas and muted news screens, a smaller upstairs bar is also used for functions and there is outside seating. Seven handpumps feature regular, guest and local ales, three ciders are offered. Good value food is served all day. Music is played each evening with a DJ at weekends when a smart casual dress code applies. The pub occupies the building of the former London & County Bank, later part of NatWest.
- Marine
61 Seaside
Eastbourne
BN22 7NE
(01323) 720464
A traditional pub, but well known locally for extravagant Christmas decorations. It has a large split level bar with a conservatory restaurant and a beer garden to the rear. It is a two minute walk from the sea front to the rear entrance.
- Martello Inn
Langney Rise
Eastbourne
BN23 7DD
(01323) 766099
Popular community pub on the outskirts of Eastbourne. Theer are two bars, a games room and a rear garden.
- Mill
Willingdon Drove
Eastbourne
BN23 8AL
(01323) 460809
Roadside pub on the outskirts of Eastbourne with emphasis on good value food. Spacious restaurant bar has pleasant views of the South Downs, there is a large garden with seating and children's play area.
- Pilot
89 Meads Street
Eastbourne
BN20 7RW
ku.oc.liamtoh@enruobtsaennitolipeht
(01323) 723440
Located by Downs and seafront, this Victorian building has been knocked through into one large bar with a partitioned restaurant area. There is a varied menu supplemented by specials, food is locally sourced where possible and home cooked.
- Prince Albert
9 High Street
Eastbourne
BN21 1HG
moc.liamg@tnaruatsertreblaecnirpeht
(01323) 727754
Community pub with large bar. It is a well known live music venue, usually on Friday and Saturday nights. The garden has seating. The pub is under new management from Summer 2019 and no longer has its 'gastro' restaurant.
- Printers Playhouse
49A Grove Road
Eastbourne
BN21 4TX
(01323) 430880
This bar is primarily a live music and theatre venue, opened in July 2015. Real ale is from small batch key keg.
- RAFA Club, Eastbourne
13 Wish Road
Eastbourne
BN21 4NX
ku.gro.enruobtsaebulcafar@ofni
(01323) 723551
- Rainbow
Star Road
Eastbourne
BN21 1NB
ku.oc.enruobtsaewobniareht@maet
(01323) 731158
Attractive 16th century Grade II listed building with an interesting history set in the heart of Eastbourne’s Old Town, its large garden has plenty of covered seating. The part panelled main bar also boasts beams, inglenook and a wood burner and there are two smaller rooms, one with exposed brick and overhead minstrel gallery. It is popular with all ages and good quality fresh food is served daily. The pub came under new management in December 2019 and was extensively refurbished in 2020.
- Rodmill
1 Rangemore Drive
Eastbourne
BN21 2QP
ku.oc.gnikeneerg@2586
(01323) 731784
This large refurbished pub is situated opposite the local hospital. A large selection of grills and traditional pub food is available with daily food special offers and a children's menu. Food loyalty cards are available. The three handpumps feature ever changing guest beers, including some local. Thursday evening features a popular quiz night.
- Royal Eastbourne Golf Club
Paradise Drive
Eastbourne
BN20 8BP
(01323) 744045
- Seamoors
8 The Waterfront
Eastbourne
BN23 5UZ
(01323) 470271
Located in the marina, has one bar and outside seating.
- Ship Inn
33-35 Meads Street
Eastbourne
BN20 7RH
moc.liamg@sdaemtapihs
(01323) 733815
This large welcoming pub offers a relaxed atmosphere for visitors to enjoy local beer and excellent food. Its regular beers are from local breweries plus a guest beer from further away. The bar has arm chairs, two dining areas and a large decked garden. The pub is within easy reach of local shops, the beach and the South Downs.
- Stage Door
10 Compton Street
Eastbourne
BN21 4BW
(01323) 415509
Situated by the theatres and near the seafront, this pub has a large L-shaped bar with some partitioned seating. Old theatre posters decorate the walls and a raised rear area overlooks the Devonshire Park tennis courts. The pub was bought by Eastbourne Borough Council in 2017 as part of the redevelopment of the Devonshire Quarter site; it was refurbished in 2018.
- Star Inn
Star Road
Eastbourne
BN21 1PD
(01323) 722042
This traditional local is a double-fronted Grade 11 listed building and is all that remains of the Star Brewery which brewed from 1777 to 1967. A two sided bar serves two separate rooms; one with fascinating murals and a small stage for live music; the other bar has a darts board, pool table and bar billiards. Reopened under new management in June 2014.
- Tally Ho Lounge Bar
42 Church Street
Eastbourne
BN21 1JB
(01323) 727683
The original Tally Ho pub has been divided into three, a steak restaurant, a pizzeria and the Tally-Ho Lounge Bar, the latter selling real ale from Spring 2015, for the first time since the reopening. The Lounge Bar has a light and airy feel, quite different for those who remember the original pub. It is furnished in a 1930s style; a tapas menu is available, as is food from the restaurant or pizzeria. Real ale has been available, but not at all times.
- Toby Carvery
Willingdon Drove
Eastbourne
BN23 8AL
(01323) 507222
Extremely popular, good value carvery, drawing clientele from throughout the surrounding area. It features a spacious restaurant bar and attractive seated garden.
- Town House
12 Seaside Road
Eastbourne
BN21 3PA
(01323) 738899
Convenient for both seafront and town centre, there is a large front bar with games room and beer garden to the rear.
- Victoria Hotel
27 Latimer Road
Eastbourne
BN22 7BU
ku.oc.enruobtsaeairotciv@ofni
(01323) 722673
Located close to the seafront and Redoubt Fortress, this friendly family-run local has a large front bar, with TVs for major sport and a classic curved Victorian London style bar. Victorian portraits and other Victoriana also feature. The rear bar has Toad in the Hole, pool table and dartboard. A small rear garden, with seating, is available for functions and barbeques. On offer are all Harvey's seasonal beers, also Old Rosie cider. Good value home-made food is available Thursday to Sunday lunchtimes and Thursday to Saturday evenings.
- Windsor Tavern
165 Langney Road
Eastbourne
BN22 8AH
(01323) 726206
A popular local with L shaped bar with a large garden to the rear and a seating area at the front. When major sporting events are shown on the screens, complimentary snacks are provided. Beers are competitively priced.
- Arlington Arms
360 Seaside
Eastbourne
BN22 7RY
- Ewhurst Green
- White Dog Inn
Village Street
Ewhurst Green
TN32 5TD
ku.oc.liamtoh@tsruhwegodetihweht
(01580) 830264
A spacious, beamed free house with an emphasis on good quality food locally sourced whenever possible. Has large restaurant area but still retains the atmosphere of a traditional English rural pub. Four ales are offered, the house beer is brewed by nearby Rother Valley, guests are usually from local breweries. Popular with both locals and tourists, the large garden offers camping facilities and impressive views of Bodiam Castle and the river valley. The station at Bodiam is the terminus of a heritage line.
- White Dog Inn
Village Street
Ewhurst Green
TN32 5TD
- Fairlight
- Fairlight Lodge Hotel
Martineau Lane
Fairlight
TN35 5DR
(01424) 812104
Hotel with a bar offering one real ale spring and summer only. A further guest beer when busy.
- Fairlight Lodge Hotel
Martineau Lane
Fairlight
TN35 5DR
- Golden Cross
- Inn on the Park
Deanland Park
Golden Cross
BN27 3RN
(01825) 872406
Built in the Sixties, the pub located at the entrance of the retirement village which it primarily serves has a single bar in a large airy room. Seating is mainly at tables, but there are also sofas. The food offered includes snacks at all times the kitchen is open, otherwise it is exclusively fish and chips on Fridays, brunch and light bites Saturday lunchtime and a carvery on Sunday. At other times a more varied menu operates.
- Inn on the Park
Deanland Park
Golden Cross
BN27 3RN
- Guestling
- White Hart
Winchelsea Road
Guestling
TN35 4LW
moc.daerbtihw@gniltseug.trahetihw
(01424) 813187
Very large, formally a coaching inn, now a Beefeater offering just one real ale and second at busy times. A variety of eating areas include a large seperate restaurant. There is a garden to the rear with excellent views of Brede Valley. Plenty of parking is available.
- White Hart
Winchelsea Road
Guestling
TN35 4LW
- Hailsham
- Crown
19 High Street
Hailsham
BN27 1AL
ku.oc.puorgsnampahceht@egnahcxenroc
(01323) 442290
With accomodation, food, two bars, an outside area, a weekend night club and a function room the Corn Exchange occupies a prominent position in the High Street. The front bar has comfortable seating and an area for diners while the back bar is popular with local drinkers. Reasonably priced meals, including their popular breakfasts, are served from 9am. Meal deals such as Steak or Burger and a Pint offered on different days of the week. The building dates back to the 17th Century. Guest Beers are mainly from Sussex Microbreweries.
- George Hotel
3 George Street
Hailsham
BN27 1AD
ku.oc.noopsrehtewdj@4826p
(01323) 445120
A town centre Wetherspoon's, comprising a spacious L-shaped bar with a small raised alcove, with an enclosed beer garden to the rear, and other outside seating areas. Situated opposite the Hailsham Pavilion, a classic Edwardian auditorium, The George has a range of very reasonably priced ales, with at least one LocAle. Occasional 'Tap takeovers' from a single brewery take place. Eight ciders/perry are stocked, six regular and up to six guests, served from a dedicated cool room for optimum temperature.
The pub has been local CAMRA Branch Cider Pub of the Year in 2017, 2018 and 2019. The presentation pictures show the three awards being made, featuring successive pub managers, the local branch chair, vice chair and cider co-ordinator.
- Grenadier
67 High Street
Hailsham
BN27 1AS
ten.ynnergeht@liam
(01323) 842152
A traditional, friendly, town centre community pub at the northern end of the High Street. With two bars: a long public and a quieter saloon, plus garden and outdoor, partly covered, smoking area. Lunchtime food available, except on Sundays, the pub has darts and shove halfpenny teams and quiz nights. The landlord and his team have been here since 1999.
- King's Head
146 South Road
Hailsham
BN27 3NJ
ku.oc.yrubelkcacdaehsgnik@neleh
(01323) 440447
Expect a warm welcome at this traditional community local which has been a tied Harvey’s house since 1841, the building dates from 1700. Inside there are a quiet snug and two separate bars featuring exposed beams and a log fire; outside the large garden has a covered seated smoking area. A variety of traditional pub games and board games are available and live music events take place throughout the year, including the monthly Open Mic Nights. Homemade food is served on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.
- Railway Tavern
17 Station Road
Hailsham
BN27 2BH
(01323) 842442
A traditional privately owned free house with a single bar. Under new ownership from September 2017. Close to town centre, opposite the site of the former station, which sadly closed in 1968. The pub is believed to be the only one now on the line of the walking and cycling route known as the Cuckoo Trail that uses the former railway route. There is a large free public car park opposite.
Under its new ownership from September 2017 it is undergoing extensive internal refurbishment but remains open.
- Crown
19 High Street
Hailsham
BN27 1AL
- Hastings
- Albion
33 George Street
Hastings
TN34 3EA
moc.sgnitsahnoibla@ofni
(01424) 439156
Formerly the Royal Albion and first licensed for drinks in 1730 this spacious former hotel has been tastefully refurbished with many improvements including a stage for live music, beautifully designed bar tops and stylish furniture. There is a smaller bar which can be shut off as a small function room and a separate larger bar. It has kept its traditional ambience as a Wiiliam Youngers house complete with tartan panels. It has six hand pumps and the food menu is continually changing. Up to six changing real ciders from Sussex and Kent are served from boxes in the 'Marine Parade' bar. The pub fronts onto two streets, it can be entered from Marine Parade or George Street, the first picture (above) is taken from Marine Parade, the second from George Street. The final two pictures show the pub in its days as the Royal Albion, retained for interest to show how much it has been renovated. The first of these was taken from George Street, the second from Marine Parade with an outside seating area.
- Anchor Inn
13 George Street
Hastings
TN34 3EG
ku.oc.loa@zagnednnirohcna
(01424) 422256
Dating from 1680, there is a small bar plus a separate room for food; a friendly Old Town pub. Gluten free bottled lager is availble, information for the benefit of those suffering coeliac disease.
- Ashburnham Arms
104 Ashburnham Road
Hastings
TN35 5JH
(01424) 420649
Corner site and a true freehouse, one of the few in the area. Trade means just one real ale at present; most beers are from the Molson Coors list. Please note the pub is not open lunchtimes during the week.
- Carlisle
24 Pelham Street
Hastings
TN34 1PE
(01424) 420193
A popular bkers' pub, culminating in the massive May Day gathering each year, a spacious building particularly attracting a clientele for the live music played.
- Churchills Hotel
3 St. Helens Crescent
Hastings
TN34 2EN
(01424) 439359
Friendly bar attached to a popular Chinese Restaurant, offering two real ales including a local beer. Plenty of seating and tables in the bar area and the adjoining lower seating area. Food is available at mealtimes, lunch and evening, in the Chinese Restaurant next door. A welcome venue for Real Ale drinkers in an area which has no pubs.
- Cinque Ports Arms
105 All Saints Street
Hastings
TN34 3BE
(01424) 444758
Dating from 1642, a small pub in the middle of Hastings Old Town which is a magnet for tourists and locals, the inside having timbered panel walls and pictures of local hppenings. The pub blends with surrounding buildings and has a sun trap garden at the rear. Although Ore station is nearer (1000m), it is a more difficult walk and has a lesser service.
- Clarence
57 Middle Street
Hastings
TN34 1NA
moc.yks@3laen
(01424) 721596
Popular with locals and shoppers, a small single bar pub in the town centre.
- Clown
9 Russell Street
Hastings
TN34 1QU
(01424) 430513
Hidden in a back street, a very small town centre pub decorated with clown dolls, a friendly venue.
- Conqueror's March
Stonestile Lane
Hastings
TN35 4BW
(01424) 400676
Large new build fringe of town roadside pub with plenty of parking, outside eating areas and a children's play area, All beers are from the Marston's range and the pub offers a wide ranging menu.
- Crowleys
56 Havelock Road
Hastings
TN34 1BE
(01424) 439770
Large front room has large bar with plenty of modern seating, including rustic, and a performance area. Stairs lead up to a large room used for such events as live music and meetings. Bar snacks are available, but the venue does not have a kitchen.
- Crown
64-66 All Saints Street
Hastings
TN34 3BN
ku.oc.sgnitsahnworceht@olleh
(01424) 465100
The was been tastefully refurbished by local craftsmen in 2014 with subdued paintwork, wooden floor and hand-made tables and chairs creating a relaxed atmosphere. The four real ales are from Kent and Sussex breweries and the produce for the regularly changing menu is locally sourced. A real cider is available served from a box on the bar. It is a relatively small building and its popularity means that space is often at a premium at peak times, the pub can get very busy weekend evenings and during Old Town events. At the front is a small outdoor seating area. On Sundays the premises open at 11am, but alcohol is not served until midday.
Although Ore station is nearer (1150m), it is a more difficult hilly walk and has a lesser service.
- Cutter
11-13 East Parade
Hastings
TN34 3AL
(01424) 423449
Built in 1769 in the midst of the Hastings fishing industry, the pub has a large U shaped drinking area. Very popular with holidaymakers.
- Dolphin
11-12 Rock-A-Nore Road
Hastings
TN34 3DW
moc.evil@bupnihplod
(01424) 434326
An Eighteenth Century traditional pub in Hastings Old Town. It is family run and has very long links to the local fishing community, witness the memorabilia and old photographs that adorn the walls. There is a large veranda, overlooking the famous fishermans' huts and both food and drink can be enjoyed there while watching the various fishing activities. Fish is sourced from the Hastings fishermen and delivered to the pub kitchen, straight from the beach or market. Voted the local CAMRA Branch Community Pub of the Year for 2018 and 2019 and presented with a certificate to mark ten consecutive years appearing in CAMRA's Good Beer Guide; the presentation pictures above show these awards being made.
Although Ore railway station is slightly closer, Hastings station has a better train service and other public transport links and is a level walk, as opposed to a hilly walk to and from Ore.
- Dripping Well
1 Dorset Place
Hastings
TN34 1LG
(01424) 429714
A small split level pub, tucked away up the hill from the main shopping centre.
- First In Last Out
14-15 High Street
Hastings
TN34 3EY
(01424) 425079
Dating back to the 1500s, this building has been an inn since 1896. Birthplace of the FILO brewery, which is now located a few hundred metres away this pub has a large single bar dominated by a central open fire and a restaurant to the rear of the building. Located in the heart of Hastings Old Town it is popular with locals. Six cask beers, including four from the FILO range are available. The two guests are regionally sourced. Monday night is Tapas night and Thursday is Thali night. On Tuesdays and Thursdays, as well as Sundays once a month, live music features. Beer festivals are held most bank holiday weekends. The council car park located to the rear (on the Bourne) is accessible through a side pedestrian alleyway. In 2013 it received a certificate from the local CAMRA branch marking ten consecutive years appearing in CAMRA's Good Beer Guide.
- Fountain on Queens
93 Queens Road
Hastings
TN34 1RL
moc.bupniatnuofeht@olleh
(01424) 422729
A friendly small two bar pub owned by Shepeherd Neame since 1993. Refurbished and rebranded in April 2019.
- General Havelock
27 Havelock Road
Hastings
TN34 1BP
(01424) 719048
Following a period of closure this pub has recently reopened, WhatPub will be updated in due course, but the opening and food hours shown at the moment are those from before the closure.
Situated in the town centre near local bus routes and a short walk from the railway station. The pub re-opened under new management after a short closure in autumn 2019. It retains all the features that classify it as having a nationally important historic interior, in particular the exceptional large tiled paintings of scenes of local interest.
- Hastings Arms
2 George Street
Hastings
TN34 3EG
(01424) 722208
A single bar Old Town pub; holds special food evenings, e.g. steak nights and curry nights.
- Imperial
119 Queens Road
Hastings
TN34 1RL
A new freehouse that opened in September 2016. The home of the Brewing Brothers brewery, with a 2.5 barrel capacity brewery that offers a range of unfined brother-themed ales delivered from 3 hand-pumps fabricated from plumbing accessories. There are also ten keg taps dispensing eight ales and two ciders. There is a wood-fired oven with a choice of eight different pizzas available all sessions.
- Jenny Lind
69 High Street
Hastings
TN34 3EW
ku.oc.sgnitsahdnilynnej@noitpecer
(01424) 421392
Located in the heart of Hastings Old Town, ten handpumps with local and countrywide beers and ciders gives this pub one of the best real ale and cider selections in the area. Up to six changing real ciders including those served from boxes behind the bar, though there is a 25p premium on half pints. There is loud live music at weekends and the RX Shantymen sing every Thursday. The pub operates a loyalty scheme from October until the end of March. The front bar is long and roomy whilst a smaller back bar is warmer and more intimate with a real fire and bar billiards table. There is also an upstairs function room hosting a range of events from blues to slot car racing. There is a terraced garden behind the pub which is delightful in warm weather.
- John Logie Baird
29-31 Havelock Road
Hastings
TN34 1BE
ku.oc.noopsrehtewdj@6081p
(01424) 448110
A typical large and busy town centre Wetherspoon's pub with real ales available at all times from up to ten hand-pumps. Up to four changing real ciders are usually available from one of the large refrigerated units behind the bar. Holds a cider festival as well as the regular Wetherspoon beer festivals.
- Jolly Fisherman
3 East Beach Street
Hastings
TN34 3AR
moc.liamg@sgnitsahnamrehsifylloj
(01424) 428811
A pub until the 1950s, then a café and it is now Hastings' first micropub. At least three changing cask beers, together with six real ciders and perries and keg beers, are supplemented by a large range of canned and bottled beers of UK and foreign origin. Homemade bar snacks are available Wednesdays to Saturdays, with free cheese on Sunday afternoons. The rustic furniture is arranged to help create a friendly atmosphere. Toad-in-the-Hole and Shove Ha'penny can be played.
- London Trader
4-7 East Beach Road
Hastings
TN34 3AR
(01424) 722103
Large pub mainly catering for holidaymakers during summer months, the pub overlooks the beach and has friendly staff.
- Lord Nelson
East Bourne Street
Hastings
TN34 3DP
moc.liamg@sgnitsahnoslendrol
(01424) 423280
Built in 1830, this is a small pub with old world atmosphere where local fishermen congregate.
- Millers Arms
38 Winchelsea Road
Hastings
TN35 4JU
(01424) 439075
A small traditional pub with a pleasant garden, quiet in the mornings but busy in the evenings with a number of teams playing darts, pool and petanque. There is a weekly quiz and most festivals, Burns Night, St. David's Day, St. Patrick's Day, St. George's Day, etc. are celebrated. There is a free juke box every Sunday, the garden is large, supervised children and dogs are welcome. Money is raised all through the year to put on a free Bonfire Night for the community.
- Mount Pleasant Inn
88 Mount Pleasant Road
Hastings
TN34 3SN
moc.kooltuo@88tnasaelptnuom
07852 133850
Two-roomed pub with a sports theme, with TVs in the main room and a pool table down in the back room. Two handpumps but only one ale.
- Old King John
39-41 Middle Road
Hastings
TN35 5DL
(01424) 443310
Free house with no fruit machine, juke box, pool or food. It does have darts, bar billiards and shove halfpenny and occasional live music. Very busy community pub with rear garden; for the area an it is unusual as outlet for Dartford Wobbler brewery.
- Olde Pumphouse
64 George Street
Hastings
TN34 3EE
moc.esuohpmupedloey@seiriuqne
(01424) 422016
A popular olde worlde pub on two levels, a timber building in the Old Town of Hastings with friendly staff. Main entrance is up a side alley to the right.
- Palace
Palace Court, White Rock
Hastings
TN34 1JP
(01424) 439444
A large one room pub, concentrating on food, there are games rooms and outside smoking area opposite the beach. The pub came under new ownership in November 2018.
- Pissarros
10 South Terrace
Hastings
TN34 1SA
ku.oc.sorrassip@kered
(01424) 421363
A single bar and a separate dining room with a good range of food and a function room make up the accommodation of this pub.
- Plough Inn
49 Priory Road
Hastings
TN34 3JJ
(01424) 715425
A small half timbered pub on the West Hill near the castle to where a lift goes from the Old Town. It is the last pub in an area that as recently as the turn of the century had five. A friendly community pub, (and 'sister' pub to the North Star in St Leonards), with a large beer garden to the rear. It has four handpumps offering two permanent and one changing guest ale, plus Weston's Old Rosie cider.
Although Ore station is nearer (750m), it has a lesser service than Hastings station..
- Porters
56 High Street
Hastings
TN34 3EN
(01424) 427000
Porters is a Grade 2 listed building which has been a wine bar since 1986, refurbished in 2017, it now serves real ale. Home cooked food is served and it is a popular live jazz venue.
- Prince Albert
28 Cornwallis Street
Hastings
TN34 1SS
moc.liamg@sgnitsahtreblaecnirpeht
A cosy backstreet pub which was previously owned by Shepherd Neame pub, which was closed by that company, but re-opened as a free house in November 2019. The external photo temporarily remains on this website, but dates back to Shepherd Neame days, while the internal photos are contemporary.
- Royal Standard
East Street
Hastings
TN34 3AP
(01424) 420163
A fishermans' pub dating from 1707 opposite the Stade, a single bar, popular during various Old Town festivals and hosts the marble championship on Good Friday. Pig roast during summer season.
- St Mary in the Castle Café & Bar
7 Pelham Crescent
Hastings
TN34 3AF
ku.oc.eltsacehtniyramts@seiriuqne
(01424) 438569
Renovated and re-opened in early 2018, this café and bar is located on the seafront, downstairs in the old Victorian arcade with its fully restored lantern roof. With large windows looking out over the road to the sea, the café type seating area has a light and airy feel.
- Stag Inn
14 All Saints Street
Hastings
TN34 3BJ
ku.oc.sgnitsahgats@ofni
(01424) 438791
Probably the oldest surviving pub in Hastings, in its present form it dates from 1547 and has many interesting and quirky features. As a tied house, it is one of a few pubs to take beers from Shepherd Neame's microbrewery, and these are often available to complement the regular and seasonal ales. A full menu 'with a Balinese twist' is available except on Sundays when a traditional roast lunch is served. Also weekend brunch is served between 11:00 and 12:45 on Saturdays and Sundays.
A number of regular events are held: Monday is Quiz Night, 8-10pm, £1 per person entry fee; Tuesday is a Folk Session 9-11pm; Wednesday is a Bluegrass Session 8:30-11pm and Thursday is Folk and Blues Singaround 9-11pm.
Although Ore station is nearer (1000m), it is a more difficult walk and has a lesser service.
- Twelve Hundred Postcards
80 Queens Road
Hastings
TN34 1RL
moc.xmg@retropreebeht
07883 408909
This micropub opened in November 2018, consisting of a bar in one room with real ales in a cool room at the rear; the large window enabling the customers to see their beers being poured. There are benches and high stools down each side of the room; in addition to the three cask beers offered there is one keg beer. The venue has had many past owners, a hundred years ago it was a sweet shop, the owner of which was secretly selling French postcards for which he was imprisoned; hence the pub's name.
- Whistle Trago
26 George Street
Hastings
TN34 3EA
ku.oc.oohay@namrab_eagger
(01424) 439899
A small bar established in 2001, and a major facelift in 2013. It has a warm and friendly atmosphere.
- White Rock Hotel
White Rock
Hastings
TN34 1JU
moc.letohkcoretihweht@ofni
(01424) 422240
Adjacent to the White Rock Theatre and opposite the award-winning pier, this friendly hotel welcoming non residents has a spacious contemporary bar, with ample seating, a superb seafront terrace and a new downstairs bar open on Fridays and Saturdays. Four beers are offered, from various Sussex breweries, some of which are usually dark; beer is served from 10:00. Freshly prepared hot and cold food is available until 22:00. The guest rooms are en-suite, many with fantastic sea views and some on the first floor, have 'Juliet' style balconies. Its policy of offering only Sussex beers to a high standard has not surprisngly led the local CAMRA Branch to award it LocAle Pub of the Year on several occasions, including in 2018 and 2019; the photographs above show the respective presentations. In 2016 the Hotel had a further CAMRA award as it celebrated ten consecutive years in the Good Beer Guide.
- Yates
53-57 Robertson Street
Hastings
TN34 1HY
moc.sbupetagenots@sgnitsah.setay
(01424) 441762
A very large pub, refurbished for the better in 2013, mostly known for food and sports TV.
- Albion
33 George Street
Hastings
TN34 3EA
- Herstmonceux
- Brewers Arms
Gardner Street
Herstmonceux
BN27 4LB
(01323) 831653
Originally two 15th-century cottages, this beamed, wood panelled and floored building has been a pub since the 1830s. A new owner took over this pub in November 2015 and it is now a genuine free house. After a closure it has been sympathetically refurbished.
- Brewers Arms
Gardner Street
Herstmonceux
BN27 4LB
- Hooe
- Lamb Inn
Pevensey Marsh
Hooe
TN33 9HH
(01424) 848649
Located in the Pevensey marshes, the beamed original part of this pub dates from the 16th century. It was built as a shepherds' hostelry, obliged at the time to be open all night and to allow sickly lambs to recover at the fireside. The pub still has a twenty four hour licence at lambing time. It was extended in the 1970s resulting in several separate areas for eating and drinking.
- Red Lion
Hooe Common
Hooe
TN33 9EW
(01424) 892371
Built in 1495 as a farmhouse with a large estate, in 1635 it became the Red Lion. Smugglers and customs officers clashed here often until 1805 when it became a post house. In the nineteenth century the large stables enabled the inn to offer a livery service. The pub has two main beamed bars, a public with wooden floor, also a snug and a restaurant / function room upstairs including two inglenook fireplaces. Home cooked food, locally sourced where possible, is offered.
- Lamb Inn
Pevensey Marsh
Hooe
TN33 9HH
- Icklesham
- Queen's Head
Parsonage Lane
Icklesham
TN36 4BL
moc.tenretnitb@dtltseregnarg
(01424) 814552
Built in 1632 as two dwellings, the Queen’s Head has been a pub since 1831. It has open fires and a beer garden with fantastic views over the Brede Valley. Three changing ales and two ciders supplement three regular beers. Excellent, good-value home-made food is served daily. There are live music on Sunday afternoons and regular quizzes on Wednesdays (ring for dates). Occasional mini-beer festivals with live music over bank holiday weekends. The above pictured presentation was made in September 2014 by the local CAMRA Branch to mark the pub appearing in the Good Beer Guide for thirty consecutive years.
- Robin Hood
Main Road
Icklesham
TN36 4BD
ku.dooh-nibor@ofni
(01424) 814277
This 17th Century warm, friendly locals’ pub has a striking ceiling display of hops, coppers and brasses built up over twenty years. There is a magnificent open fire and a large dining area to the rear offers locally sourced, home cooked food. Six ales and at least two ciders, (and up to five), are served. The pub hosts pool and pétanque teams and is the home of the local Bonfire Society. The large garden has a children’s play area.
- Queen's Head
Parsonage Lane
Icklesham
TN36 4BL
- Iden
- Bell Inn
Church Lane
Iden
TN31 7PU
moc.liamg@llebnedieht
(01797) 280242
Friendly village local, this free house dates from the seventeenth century. Good food is served in comfortable and relaxed surroundings; there is a beer garden for the summer, a separate dining area and a warm cosy snug with a wood burning fire for the wintery nights.
- Bell Inn
Church Lane
Iden
TN31 7PU
- Jevington
- Eight Bells
High Street
Jevington
BN26 5QB
(01323) 484442
This picturesque village pub is sat just on the South Downs Way and is therefore very popular with walkers, likewise with locals and tourists. The inside is traditionally decorated and very cosy with a real fire. There is a large well kept garden with fantastic views of the surrounding coutryside. The pub often holds live music events and there is also a separate function room for hire. Traditional pub food is offered, with some good vegetarian options available. There are smugglers' tunnels under the building.
- Eight Bells
High Street
Jevington
BN26 5QB
- Litlington
- Plough & Harrow
The Street
Litlington
BN26 5RE
ku.oc.hdnapeht@sgnikoob
(01323) 870632
A traditional English village local, dating back to the 17th Century. The original part of the building, now a cosy snug, has been extended over the years to include a bar area and family room/restaurant. Four of the six available hand pumps usually serve beer from the (very) local Long Man brewery, with the other two often used for a guest ale or cider, often local too. Good quality food is servered daily. Nestled in the South Downs, the pub makes an excellent stop for walkers.
- Plough & Harrow
The Street
Litlington
BN26 5RE
- Lower Horsebridge
- King's Head
Lower Horsebridge
BN27 4DL
moc.liamg@egdirbesrohdaehsgnik
(01323) 843712
A large Victorian village local with a bar, restaurant and function room. There is an outdoor children's play area. The owners have been at the pub since 2009. There is a lunchtime discount for seniors' meals on weekdays and a carvery on Sundays. Harveys Sussex Best Bitter is the permanent real ale and Sharp's DoomBar is almost always on a second handpump. A third guest ale is often available, usually from a national or regional brewery.
- White Hart
Lower Horsebridge
BN27 4DJ
moc.liamg@buphhw
(01323) 842221
Welcoming village local, popular with regulars and passing trade, a long bar area is divided into a restaurant, drinkers' area and a pool room. Summer sees a marquee in the garden staging live entertainment and barbeques; it is also available for functions.
- King's Head
Lower Horsebridge
BN27 4DL
- Lower Willingdon
- British Queen
The Triangle
Lower Willingdon
BN20 9PG
(01323) 484166
The British Queen was originally a double fronted Georgian building, probably formerly two cottages. The mock Tudor façade was built in 1935 whilst part of the Star brewery estate and the building was extended after being taken over by Courage brewery in 1965. This large friendly pub has darts, pool and sports TV in the public bar which is also used for live music. There is a comfortable saloon bar and a lounge. Excellent home cooked food is served.
- Seven Sisters
Seven Sisters Road
Lower Willingdon
BN22 0QT
ku.oc.enruobtsaesretsisneves@ofni
(01323) 503421
This single bar, friendly estate pub is situated adjacent to the local shops. There are facilities for darts, pool, bar billiards and a sports TV. Snack lunches are available from 12 till 2 on Mondays to Fridays. The pub reopened under new management and after a refurbishment in June 2017.
- British Queen
The Triangle
Lower Willingdon
BN20 9PG
- Milton Street
- Sussex Ox
Milton Street
BN26 5RL
(01323) 870840
This traditionally decorated popular pub nestling above the Cuckmere Valley between the picturesque villages of Alfriston and Wilmington has stunning views over the South Downs from its large rear garden and is popular with walkers. The separate bar and spacious restaurant cater for all. Three ales are served, two LocAle plus a local real Cider on handpump, alongside an array of local keg beers and English lager. Grand Finalist for Sussex Food and Drink Awards 2016 and 2017, good quality contemporary styled food is served with many ingredients coming from the pub’s owners’ adjacent organic farm; the menu changes daily.
- Sussex Ox
Milton Street
BN26 5RL
- Netherfield
- Netherfield Arms
Netherfield Road
Netherfield
TN33 9QD
(01424) 838282
Comfortable, smart and welcoming pub restaurant. Small bar area with restaurant areas either side.
- White Hart Inn
Netherfield
TN33 9QH
moc.bup-trah-etihw@ikkin
(01424) 817848
Small, welcoming, friendly, unpretentious pub with two bars plus separate restaurant and summer room. Large sun terrace at rear with panoramic views over the Vale of Ashburnham. Popular with walkers. The current owners took over in Spring 2015, the public bar was refurbished by them, it now has an open fireplace with hops decorating the bar.
- Netherfield Arms
Netherfield Road
Netherfield
TN33 9QD
- Ninfield
- Blacksmith's Inn
The Green
Ninfield
TN33 9JL
(01424) 892462
For seventy years this pub was the United Friends and stood next to the village forge. In 2000 it was renamed the Blacksmith's Inn although the car park is where the forge was. Essentially an open plan one bar pub with pool table and adjacent restaurant.
- King's Arms
Bexhill Road
Ninfield
TN33 9JB
(01424) 892263
Once a commercial coaching inn, this large brick built pub has dominated the road junction at the turning for Catsfield and Battle. In 2009 it became a Crown Carvery and is now a single room restaurant with two real ales available at the bar.
- Blacksmith's Inn
The Green
Ninfield
TN33 9JL
- Normans Bay
- Star Inn
Normans Bay
BN24 6QG
ku.oc.yabsnamronnniratseht@ofni
(01323) 762648
Isolated historic pub on Pevensey marsh dating back to 1402. Several bar areas all with a nautical theme, all tables are set for diners, but those drinking only can take a table. Food centres around the daily roast. Terraced front with bench tables. Two garden areas adjacent to river with ducks and swans. Safeguarded children's play area.
- Star Inn
Normans Bay
BN24 6QG
- Peasmarsh
- Cock Inn
Main Street
Peasmarsh
TN31 6YD
moc.hsramsaepnnikcoceht@seiriuqne
(01797) 230281
Historic roadside pub built in 1670, features a front bar with games room and spacious restaurant. There is a large garden with patio and children’s play area.
- Horse & Cart Inn
School Lane
Peasmarsh
TN31 6UW
ku.oc.tracdnaesroheht@ofni
(01797) 230034
Please note: The pub is also open for breakfast from 08:30-10:00 on Saturdays and Sundays.
A traditional village country pub with oak beamed rooms, a single bar and a large restaurant area and a south facing garden with plenty ofseating at the rear. There is an extensive menu featuring home cooked pub favourites, including pizza, using local and seasonal produce where possible. Breakfast is served from 8:30 to 10 at weekends.
- Cock Inn
Main Street
Peasmarsh
TN31 6YD
- Pett
- Royal Oak
Pett Road
Pett
TN35 4HG
moc.tenretnirb@1dtltseregnarg
(01424) 812515
Refurbished in 2011, this village freehouse serves up to four real ales, often local, together with excellent food, usually locally sourced, meal deals available Monday to Thursday. The Oak is popular with locals and visitors alike and has a selection of traditional pub games, including an antique bagatelle board, the forerunner of modern bar billiards. Events include quizzes and occasional live music. Warmed by two open fires, the pub has real character with friendly staff and is very welcoming.
- Two Sawyers
Pett Road
Pett
TN35 4HB
ku.oc.sreywasowt@ofni
(01424) 812255
This popular village freehouse, dating from 17th century was refurbished in 2011 by new owners. Friendly staff provide a warm welcome and there are normally four excellent ales on offer, including local guests. The extensive menu of good locally sourced food, available every day, can make it busy, therefore reservations for dining are advisable. The delightful interior has a number of individual seating/dining areas and is warmed by open fires. There are more tables outside, together with a pétanque court. In 2018 it was the highest scoring pub in the local CAMRA branch area in CAMRA's national beer scoring system and the presentation picture shows the award being made in May 2019. There was a change of landlord in July 2020, although the ownership remained in the same family.
- Royal Oak
Pett Road
Pett
TN35 4HG
- Pett Level
- New Beach Club
Pett Level Road
Pett Level
TN35 4EH
ku.oc.bulchcaebweneht@ofni
(01424) 812080
The Club does not open every Thursday, please check before visiting.
Members Only Club although guests are welcome. A new bar manager is offering three guest beers which are at discounted prices on Wednesdays and Thursdays. The bar and dining areas have recently been refurbished including new tables and chairs. The Club offers a pool table, a committee room and an outdoor seating area.
- New Beach Club
Pett Level Road
Pett Level
TN35 4EH
- Pevensey
- Royal Oak & Castle Inn
High Street
Pevensey
BN24 5LE
(01323) 762371
A 160 year old building with new tenants from 2017. Recently sympathetically redecorated and refurbished with sofas and armchairs in the main single bar area. To the side tables are set for eating. Although Pevensey Bay station is nearer, Pevensey & Westham (800 metres) has a better service.
- Smugglers Inn
High Street
Pevensey
BN24 5LF
ku.oc.liamtoh@trawets-eisus
(01323) 762112
Oak beamed with a large single bar and separate retaurant, dating from 1527, homemade, locally sourced food is served. It is close to Pevensey Castle; coaches are welcomed and the pub caters for functions. There is an outside stage on which bands play on summer Sunday afternoons. Although Pevsensey Bay station is nearer to the pub, Pevensey & Westham (1100 metres) has a better service.
- Royal Oak & Castle Inn
High Street
Pevensey
BN24 5LE
- Pevensey Bay
- Aqua Club
Sea Road
Pevensey Bay
BN24 6EH
(01323) 769225
Located by the beach, open to the public without restriction, there is one large room with a small area set as a restaurant. It can be hired for functions. Its location leads to it being quiet in the winter, but very busy in the summer.
- Bay Hotel
2-4 Eastbourne Road
Pevensey Bay
BN24 6EJ
(01323) 768645
Close to the beach, the pub has one large room subdivided into distinct areas. A traditional fully carpeted bar with several different areas has a bar back of wood and mirrors and large orbed lighting on brass stands on the counter. There is a larger seating area at one end with high wood wall panelling and a pale stone fireplace. The wood floored public bar houses the pool table. There is an indoor children's play area in the basement.
- Castle Inn
72 Eastbourne Road
Pevensey Bay
BN24 6HS
(01323) 764970
Originally a 16th century coaching inn, there is a large bar area with a small room off it. It has a large attractive beer garden at the rear with clear views across the Pevensey levels to the castle; a traditional pub, popular with regulars and with tourists in the summer. Locally sourced fish is offered on the food menu.
- Aqua Club
Sea Road
Pevensey Bay
BN24 6EH
- Polegate
- Dinkum
54 High Street
Polegate
BN26 6AG
(01323) 482106
A community based, welcoming local, dating from the 1830s, there are two bars. The name harks back to wartime as Australian soldiers billeted nearby described the pub. It has a loyal core of locals many of whom gather for important sports events shown in one of the two bars. There is plenty of couch seating around tables; patrons often organise card games taking advantage of this layout. It is a Harvey’s tied house serving three ales from that brewery. Apart from typical snacks, pizzas and warm flat bread are on offer throughout opening hours.
- Thoroughbred Inn
6-7 Grand Parade
Polegate
BN26 5HG
(01323) 484023
This late thirties pub has been run by the same landlady since 1982. A good value, welcoming local with a loyal group of regulars, it has one large bar and a separate function room.
- Treacle Mine
Hailsham Road
Polegate
BN26 6QL
(01323) 489520
Large bar area, subdivided by partitions following the Whitbread Table Table brand pattern, the building was opened circa 2008. Menus change six monthly, there are special menus for particular events, such as St. Valentine's Day. Discounts on food are available before 6pm, with other offers also available.
- Dinkum
54 High Street
Polegate
BN26 6AG
- Robertsbridge
- George Inn
High Street
Robertsbridge
TN32 5AW
ku.oc.egdirbstreboregroegeht@ofni
(01580) 880315
The George is an imposing red tiled fronted building that faces down towards the centre of the village. There is a good sized comfortable bar with a dining area to the left. This is an 18th-century coaching inn where you will always find a warm welcome, though sadly Stanley the basset hound is no longer with us. The bar has a warming inglenook fireplace along with views down across the High Street and of the distinctive War Memorial clock tower, erected in 1926, that commemorates those who lost their lives in the two World Wars of the 20th century. In earlier years Hillaire Belloc was a frequent visitor, and wrote the early chapters of ‘Four Men’ here. The book begins ‘Nine years ago, as I was sitting in the George at Robertsbridge, drinking that port of theirs and staring at the fire ……’ Should you wish to read more, Tony at the Ostrich has a copy of the first edition. The food is home-cooked, seasonal and sourced locally where possible. There is live music in the bar on the last Sunday of the month..
- Ostrich Hotel
Station Road
Robertsbridge
TN32 5DG
moc.sulp.hcirtsoeht@yramesor
(01580) 881737
The Ostrich Hotel was opened in 1851, with the coming building of the London to Hastings railway, and is just across from the station. The name is derived from the coat of arms on its sign, which are those of the lordship of the Manor of Robertsbridge In the 1850s that had been bought (1822) by the Allfrey family of Bantony, Salehurst ( purchased 1818) who had also purchased lands that had been part of the demesne of Robertsbridge Abbey in 1821 . It is a comfortable pub with a large library, a fine assortment of paintings, prints and other pieces from the licensee’s collection. Somewhat saucy prints are generally to be found in the loos. There is a generous 1st floor function room and a unique tropical garden that features a regular BBQ in the summer at weekends. Food is served daily, with roasts featuring on Sundays. The Guest Ale changes, examples are Harveys Old; Old Dairy Red Top, Blue Top; Dark Star Hophead.
- George Inn
High Street
Robertsbridge
TN32 5AW
- Rye
- Bedford Arms
91 Fishmarket Road
Rye
TN31 7LR
(01797) 223522
Small, friendly single bar pub built in the 19th century. The bar features wooden beams and there are wall murals painted by local fishermen. There is a large, private suntrap garden in the rear with ample seating, backing onto a sportsfield. Barbeques are held in the garden during summer. The bar, which closes at 11pm Sunday to Thursday, opens till late on Fridays and Saturdays.
- Cinque Ports
30 Cinque Ports Street
Rye
TN31 7AN
moc.liamtoh@gnirrepshtur
(01797) 222319
Street corner local near the Marshlink railway station. Two bars with ample seating and featuring historical photos of Rye and the Shepherd Neame brewery. There is a large garden and very good, reasonably priced traditional pub food is served.
- Crown
1 Ferry Road
Rye
TN31 7DJ
ku.oc.evil@eyrnninworceht
(01797) 225471
A very friendly pub which has recently been refurbished. The clean modern bar usually has one ever changing guest beer but a second handpump can be used for an additional guest beer at bank holidays and other busy times. The main bar has comfortable seating including settees whilst the lower rear area hosts the pub games. There is a small picturesque courtyard surrounded by original stables and outbuildings dating back to it's time as a brewery and hotel.
- Globe Inn Marsh
10 Military Road
Rye
TN31 7NX
(01797) 225220
A unique open plan bar serving five mainly local beers and a selection of five real ciders from Duddas is the centre piece of this creatively designed and furnished, food oriented pub, built about 1834. A selection of gins is also available. Decorated with lobster pots and fishing nets, open fires have contributed to readers of a national newspaper recently voting it third cosiest pubin Britain. There is a covered outdoor area. Good quality locally sourced meals are served including breakfasts from 8am and wood-fired oven pizzas.
- Hope Anchor Hotel
Watch Bell Street
Rye
TN31 7HA
ku.oc.rohcnaepoheht@ofni
(01797) 222216
Small, single room bar featuring historical photos of Rye. The hotel was built in the mid 18th Century and has historical connections to local smugglers. The hotel and bar have extensive views across the quayside, Romney Marshes, Camber castle and beyond to the sea.
- King's Head Inn
Rye Hill
Rye
TN31 7NH
ku.oc.eyrdaehsgnik@ofni
(01797) 225962
Re-opened in March 2014. Quality refurbishment of a grade 2 listed building formerly known as Top O’ The Hill. Friendly atmosphere with a strong emphasis on food in the main bar with a small separate restaurant. Open fire and excellent outdoor space for eating or drinking. A third handpump with changing selection of guest ales is imminent at the time of writing.
- Mermaid Inn
Mermaid Street
Rye
TN31 7EY
moc.nnidiamrem@ofni
(01797) 223065
Located on the steep cobbled hill of Mermaid Street with a narrow pavement this is an ancient inn rebuilt in 1420 and with Norman cellars dating back to 1156. Delightful bedrooms, many with four poster beds. AA Rosette restaurant, with a good selection including tapas. Two comfortable lounges and cosy bar with enormous fireplace with log fire seasonally. The bar has three handpumps set back against the right hand wall, with one given over to house beer 'Mermaid Ale' brewed by Old Dairy brewery. Pretty garden and courtyard terrace.
- Pipemakers Arms
Wish Ward
Rye
TN31 7DH
(01797) 229961
Large, friendly pub just a short level walk from the railway station and all bus routes. There are three areas served by a central horseshoe shaped bar. The Saloon bar, situated in the oldest part of the building features wooden beams and ample comfortable seating. The public bar featuring the pub games is located in the newest area and a small middle bar is between the larger bars. Old posters decorate the mainly dark panelled walls.
- Queen's Head
19 Landgate
Rye
TN31 7LH
(01797) 226929
Spacious 17th century freehouse situated near the Landgate in Rye this friendly traditional old English pub has many interesting comfortable seating areas. A sign inside says it was called the Two Brewers in 1706 and the Queens Head since 1781 and has been plague free since 1988! Home cooked food is served daily.
- Ship Inn
Strand Quay
Rye
TN31 7DB
(01797) 229256
This large friendly pub, very poplar with tourists is situated in the Strand Quay area of Rye. The décor is very different from other pubs in Rye with the style being inspired by the 1951 Festival of Britain and features 'retro' colour schemes. The two changing beers are usually from local breweries and regularly include Old Dairy, Rother Valley and Long Man, while the house beer is brewed by Pin Up Brewery. At least two real ciders or perries are always available and cider festivals are held twice a year. Breakfast is served from 08:00 to 11:30 daily.
- Standard Inn
The Mint
Rye
TN31 7EN
(01797) 225231
Reopened in November 2014 by the present owner, the interior has been stripped back to the beautifully carved beams and brickwork of the original building. Dating from the fifteenth century, this well stablished inn is well positioned in a narrow street that meanders from the town centre to the riverside area. It has a front bar partitioned by a rustic wooden screen and a separate back room, the former with quarry tiles, the latter a wooden floor. A rear courtyard is a suntrap in summer months. The menu includes pub standards with some interesting variations, locally sourced where possible. Four cask ales are on offer including house beer ‘Standard Farmer Ale’, a beer from Old Dairy Brewery unique to this pub, the others are from Three Legs which is also local. Local CAMRA Branch Pub of the Year in 2018, the award is shown in the presentation picture above.
- Waterworks
Tower Street
Rye
TN31 7AT
ku.oc.skrowretaweyr@ofni
(01797) 224110
Housed in a building dating from 1718, this was originally the town’s waterworks, later a soup kitchen, a public toilet, an antique shop and from May 2018, the area’s first micropub. At the time of the carefully managed conversion, the bases for two soup containers were discovered and remain uncovered to view, these date from 1907. Its earlier use as the town's water pumping station is thought to involve a wheel powered by two horses. Eight beers are sourced from a variety of breweries, all within 30 miles of Rye, ciders are similarly local. Home made pork pies and Scotch eggs are available. The pub is on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/ryewaterworks/?hl=en. In 2019 the pub was judged Cider/Perry Pub of the Year runner up by the local CAMRA Branch, the presentation picture shows the triumphant landlord with his certificate.
- Ypres Castle Inn
Gun Garden
Rye
TN31 7HH
(01797) 223248
An attractive weather-boarded pub built in 1640 with fantastic views across Romney Marsh, the outside drinking areas include part of the top of the town ramparts. An atmospheric location particularly at night, it is accessible from the steps adjacent to the ramparts of the Ypres Tower. Known locally as 'The Wipers' there is one large bar with an open log fire and an adjoining room plus a large garden with 22 tables. The house beer from Rother Valley Brewery is Ypres Castle Bitter with ABV 3.8%. The keg taps are devoted to keykeg and other craft ales, Bedlam Pilsner from Plumpton Green, East Sussex and Rothaus Pils from Germany. The menu usually includes locally sourced seafood. Real cider and perry is from Nightingale Cider Company, a few miles away in Tenterden, over the Kent border. The pub has an annual short closure in January. Quality bar snacks are offered alongside a simple menu centred around gourmet sandwiches.
- Bedford Arms
91 Fishmarket Road
Rye
TN31 7LR
- Rye Foreign
- Oak
Peasmarsh Road
Rye Foreign
TN31 7SY
(01797) 230494
Decorated with an eclectic mix of interesting artifacts in a traditional oak beamed setting, the building and its surrounds are a testament to the current owners. Well worth a visit. Under new management from July 2020 when real ale was reintroduced.
- Oak
Peasmarsh Road
Rye Foreign
TN31 7SY
- Rye Harbour
- Inkerman Arms
Rye Harbour Road
Rye Harbour
TN31 7TQ
(01797) 222464
Please note that the opening times shown above are for April to December. From January to March the pub opens only 5-9pm Mon-Thu, but 12-11 Fri-Sun. Food is served at the times shown, but not at lunchtime Mon-Thu from January to March.
Family and dog friendly locals' pub dating from the 1850s that welcomes people from all age groups. Home made food is served in a separate eating area. Traditional games feature strongly and the pub participates in the local Petanque league. Sometimes offers beer from Old Dairy or Long Man breweries. Rumoured to have a friendly ghost known as Captain White.
- William the Conqueror
Rye Harbour Road
Rye Harbour
TN31 7TU
(01797) 223315
Please note that the opening hours shown above are from mid September to the end of March. From April until mid July the pub opens 12-12 at weekends and in the second half of July until mid September it is open 12-12 every day. Friendly, no frills locals' pub dating from the 1890s. Tends to be packed with tourists during the summer months and at weekends. Good quality basic seaside food available that can be eaten in the outdoor seating area close to Rye Harbour. Short walking distance to both Camber Sands and Winchelsea Beach. Live music outside in the summer and cosy open fire during the winter months.
- Inkerman Arms
Rye Harbour Road
Rye Harbour
TN31 7TQ
- Salehurst
- Salehurst Halt
Church Lane
Salehurst
TN32 5PH
(01580) 880620
A popular, dog friendly pub in the heart of the village with excellent views over the hop fields of the Rother Valley which can be seen from the beautiful garden. You can usually find a beer from a local microbrewery and a local cider, as well as good locally sourced food. There is a standard menu of pub favourites from 12:00 to 21:00, while specials are available up to 14:30 and from 18:30 and on summer Wednesday evenings pizza is freshly baked in the wood-fired oven in the garden. There is live music every second Sunday of the month. In 2016 it received a certificate from the local CAMRA branch marking ten consecutive years appearing in CAMRA's Good Beer Guide.
- Salehurst Halt
Church Lane
Salehurst
TN32 5PH
- Sedlescombe
- Queen's Head
The Green
Sedlescombe
TN33 0QA
(01424) 870228
Fourteenth century timber framed building, named after a visit by Elizabeth I. There are plenty of beams in this large fine old building and three open fireplaces make it very cosy in winter. The food is good and it has a large garden. The two guest beers are from local breweries such as Franklins, Old dairy, etc..
- Queen's Head
The Green
Sedlescombe
TN33 0QA
- Selmeston
- Barley Mow
Lewes Road
Selmeston
BN26 6UE
moc.liamg@bupmbeht
(01323) 811033
Reopened under new management in April 2015 and refurbished in a traditional manner, this grade 2 listed building was originally a courthouse. The pub has two bar areas with a restaurant/function room and an outside decked area. This is a family orientated pub with an outside play area serving good pub food. With its large car park it is also a popular gathering point for various car clubs. The pub always serves a bitter, either Long Man or Ruddles, in the summer there will always be a light or golden ale, in the winter a dark beer.
- Barley Mow
Lewes Road
Selmeston
BN26 6UE
- St. Leonards on Sea
- Black Cat Pub & Grill
22 Grand Parade
St. Leonards on Sea
TN37 6DN
moc.liamg@sbuptackcalb
(01424) 532553
The Black Cat Bar & Grill is situated on St Leonards seafront, in a Victorian terrace of shops with great views. The building has recently been renovated, retaining an Art-Deco partition at the rear of the main bar area. Please note that opening hours vary seasonally, the bar opens until late and where there is demand is regularly open beyond midnight. In Summer it opens midday until late, in other seasons it is closed Mondays, opens at 5pm Tuesdays to Thursdays, 3pm on Fridays and Saturdays and on Sundays it is open from midday until 7pm. A Long Man cask ale is always on offer, along with a number of bottle conditioned ales. Good food is available at very reasonable prices, it is served from the varying opening time until 8pm. Various events are held, Open Mic nights, Quiz Nights, Live Music, etc., check bar's website for details. Under new management from early 2017.
- Bo Peep
25 Grosvenor Crescent
St. Leonards on Sea
TN38 0AA
(01424) 427371
The Bo Peep takes its name from this area of St Leonards known historically for the activities of smugglers and excisemen, (the latter known locally as the Bo Peep). Offering up to three beers this pub can be very busy, in particular at meal times. A very good menu is available. This large pub offers TVs in one bar. Note some interesting historic photos on the walls, in particular the huge gun battery emplacement on the Marina promenade during the war.
- Bull Inn
530 Bexhill Road
St. Leonards on Sea
TN38 8AY
ku.oc.sdranoeltsllub@ofni
(01424) 424984
Welcoming roadside pub noted for its range of Shepherd Neame Beers. The large rear garden has barbecue facilities and a covered smoking area. The pub is convenient for the Glynde Gap shopping centre. Under new management January 2014.
- Clarence
391 London Road
St. Leonards on Sea
TN37 6PH
07790 066720
Freehouse situated in the busy Silverhill district of St Leonards, offering two beers, TV and a friendly welcome.
- Comet
Harley Shute Road
St. Leonards on Sea
TN38 8BU
(01424) 432328
Friendly, typical Sheps estate pub. Two large screens in one large open plan bar and a mini snooker table.
- Dripping Spring Alehouse
34 Tower Road
St. Leonards on Sea
TN37 6JE
This friendly small pub has seen many changes in recent years. The present tenants have been in the pub from April 2018 and have been able to welcome back many regulars as the range of ales develops. A selection of whiskies is offered. Bar snacks are available; sandwiches, pie of the day and other light food. Events held include beer and meat raffles and quizzes.
- Duke
48 Duke Road
St. Leonards on Sea
TN37 7DN
(01424) 436241
This back street pub has had new owners and landlord from the end of 2014 and is now a free house. Three real ales are on offer with one always from Rother Valley Brewery.
- Harrow Inn
828 The Ridge
St. Leonards on Sea
TN37 7PX
moc.kooltuo@nniworraheht
(01424) 756893
A friendly family-run pub, with two inglenook fireplaces. Spitfire is the regular ale, sometimes complimented by another seasonal beer from Shepherd Neame. The 60 cover restaurant serves genuine home-cooked food, prepared by the pub’s chef, (a runner-up on Junior Masterchef), and there is a carvery every Sunday. Quiz nights, held on the last Friday of each month are popular, with proceeds going to Sussex Air Ambulance. There are also, regular Karaoke nights and occasional live music.
- Hollington Oak
210 Wishing Tree Road
St. Leonards on Sea
TN38 9LB
ku.oc.kaonotgnilloheht@ofni
(01424) 855822
An extensive bar area with several rooms around including dining areas. There is a large garden with children's play area. Food is available at good prices.
- Horse & Groom
4 Mercatoria
St. Leonards on Sea
TN38 0EB
(01424) 420612
A pleasant back street free house, well worth finding at the heart of old St Leonards. The outside gives no clue to the unusual horseshoe-shaped bar, with a separate, narrow, quieter room at the rear. Food is not served in the pub, but there is an adjoining restaurant open Tuesday to Saturday evenings and Sunday lunchtimes. There is a minimum of two changing beers, but usually three are available. A quiet, atmospheric, dog friendly pub where you can enjoy good conversation.
- Marina Fountain
26 Caves Road
St. Leonards on Sea
TN38 0BY
ku.oc.niatnuofaniram@ofni
(01424) 446354
Built 1837. this large, one room, open plan pub with a raised stage area with for bands and DJs. The beer garden at rear has a fascinating example of Victorian heavy engineering supporting the cliff. Pub my close early on Sunday evening if quiet.
- North Star Inn
Clarence Road
St. Leonards on Sea
TN37 6SD
ku.oc.liamtoh@vrahbaj
(01424) 436576
This friendly local is just off the main Bohemia Road. The changing beers are sourced both locally and nationally. The large U-shaped bar has an open fire and is decorated with railway memorabilia. There is a meat raffle on Sundays, a cheese raffle on Saturdays, a monthly bingo night and quiz night and occasional live music. Although food is not usually available, there is a popular curry evening on Wednesdays.
- Paddy McGintys
173 Battle Road
St. Leonards on Sea
TN37 7AJ
(01424) 718866
A sports bar with friendly staff and well kept real ale.
- Piper
1 Norman Road
St. Leonards on Sea
TN37 6NH
Reopened in July 2019, advertising arts and contemporary culture. It was refurbished prior to this, downstairs is a bar open to the public, entrance to the performance venue upstairs requires a ticket. The bar is a large single room with a central wooden bar and polished wooden floor, matched by mainly wooden furniture throughout. Pizza is available from a nearby pizzeria, ordered at the pub.
- Railway
1 Kings Road
St. Leonards on Sea
TN37 6EA
07934 055279
A small pub with very friendly staff, patrons tend to be older citizens.
- Royal
1 St Johns Rd
St. Leonards on Sea
TN37 6HP
(01424) 444777
This large Victorian pub was refurbished in 2015 to a high standard as a family friendly pub serving a traditional menu. There are two real ales available, the pub has a third handpump with the possibility of another ale to be added in the future. Its handy location opposite St. Leonards Warrior Square Station and relaxed ambiance makes it an ideal watering hole if you’ve time to kill waiting for a train.
- Royal Albert
293 Battle Road
St. Leonards on Sea
TN37 7AP
(01424) 851066
Busy estate pub serving one real ale, sports TV is prominent.
- St. Leonard
16-18 London Road
St. Leonards on Sea
TN37 6AN
moc.liamg@dranoeltseht
(01424) 272332
Tastefully refurbished, this pub attracts a mixed crowd of discerning drinkers. There are three ever-changing beers, often from local breweries, an excellent wine list and quality bar snacks using local ingredients where possible. There is a raised bar area, plenty of tables and chairs and a warm welcome to all making this re-opened pub well worth visiting. Do note the reduced opening times.
- Tower
251 London Road
St. Leonards on Sea
TN37 6NB
moc.liamg@revogasiuol
(01424) 721773
A friendly welcome and a great selection of reasonably priced ales and ciders are guaranteed in this self-proclaimed 'proper boozer' that truly lives up to the label. There is a wood-burning stove adding to the convivial atmosphere. The main football and rugby matches are shown on HDTV screens with the week’s fixtures chalked on a board. There is a well-stocked jukebox, monthly meat raffle, the odd themed night and occasional pub trips are offered. There is a good choice of ciders, the pub has won awards for these in the past and is regularly amongst the contenders for further recognition. The Tower had been local CAMRA Branch Pub of the Year for three consecutive years up to 2017, runner up in 2018 and Pub of the Year again in 2019. The presentation pictures show the awards being made in 2018 and 2019.
- Welcome
56 Seddlescombe Road North
St. Leonards on Sea
TN37 7DA
bup.emocleweht@ofni
(01424) 233334
The pub has a single large bar. Off road parking and an enclosed garden for all the family are available. Under new management from summer 2017.
- Windmill
1 John Macadam Way
St. Leonards on Sea
TN37 7DB
(01424) 754070
A modern pub/restaurant situated adjacent to the Premier Inn, and serving good value meals, this is a favoured venue for families. There is a children’s play area at one end of the restaurant and various buffet meals are offered on different days of the week.
- Black Cat Pub & Grill
22 Grand Parade
St. Leonards on Sea
TN37 6DN
- Staplecross
- Cross Inn
Cripps Corner Road
Staplecross
TN32 5QA
moc.nnissorceht@ofni
(01580) 830217
Village local with one bar and a separate restaurant.
- Cross Inn
Cripps Corner Road
Staplecross
TN32 5QA
- Stone Cross
- Holly Blue
Hailsham Road
Stone Cross
BN24 5BU
ku.oc.snotsram@yesnevep.eulbylloh
(01323) 763212
Owned by Marston's since June 2012 and renamed after a now rare indigenous butterfly, the original eighteenth century building has been gretly extended to give a large bar area divided into many rooms, all of which are laid for diners. The comprehensive menu features special offers and a carvery.
- Red Lion
Lion Hill
Stone Cross
BN24 5EG
ku.oc.oohay@ssorcenotsnoildereht
(01323) 761468
This Harvey's tied house offers a very friendly welcome. The main bar area has tables and chairs with leather sofas near the log fire. The pub has a separate restaurant with its own bar area which is dog free and doubles as a function room. A good range of home cooked food is served with pies being the specialty. A separate large function room is available for hire. Outside is a large garden and covered smoking area. As a Harvey's managed house, the pub participates in the loyalty card scheme. Toad in the hole is played here.
- Holly Blue
Hailsham Road
Stone Cross
BN24 5BU
- Telham
- Black Horse
Hastings Road
Telham
TN33 0SH
ku.oc.liamtoh@2oobd
(01424) 777767
There are two real fires and several areas as well as the main dinning room. It is very popular at meal times. Staff are friendly and welcoming. Upstairs there is a function room and a skittle alley. To the rear is a petanque court, the garden and a carpark.
- Black Horse
Hastings Road
Telham
TN33 0SH
- Three Oaks
- Three Oaks
Butchers Lane
Three Oaks
TN35 4NH
ku.oc.liamtoh@skaoeerhteht
(01424) 813303
The only pub in the village offers up to four real ales, especially at busy times. With two large real fires and plenty of tables and chairs throughout the pub there is plenty to look at whilst you drink and/or eat with a huge selection of ornaments on display. A take away menu is available.
- Three Oaks
Butchers Lane
Three Oaks
TN35 4NH
- Udimore
- King's Head
Udimore Road
Udimore
TN31 6BG
(01424) 882116
Built in 1535 and extended in the 17th century, the traditional village ale house has a long bar featuring exposed beams and open fires. Situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty, there are many scenic walks nearby, while pleasant views over the surrounding countryside unfold from the garden.
- Plough
Cock Marling
Udimore
TN31 6AL
(01797) 223381
Consisting of a large U shaped bar and a small restaurant room to the rear, both light and airy and enjoying views over the Brede valley, this pub serves good quality food including Tapas. There are various special offers available, most notably on Wednesdays when a 'locals night', (all welcome), sees an every good value dish on the menu. Wood burning stoves keep the pub cosy in winter. The pub may close early on quiet evenings early in the week.
- King's Head
Udimore Road
Udimore
TN31 6BG
- Upper Dicker
- Plough
Coldharbour Road
Upper Dicker
BN27 3QJ
moc.kooltuo@hguolpeht
(01323) 844859
A sixteenth century building which has been extended so that four rooms in different styles lead from a central beamed bar area with an inglenook fireplace. It is popular as a village local as well as a food venue and is a meeting place for walkers and cyclists. There is a large children's play area and a comprehensive and imaginative menu of home produced food, locally sourced where possible. Although tied to Shepherd Neame, the proprietor sells Harveys Sussex Best Bitter, but at a premium passed on for buying outside the tie.
- Plough
Coldharbour Road
Upper Dicker
BN27 3QJ
- Wartling
- Lamb Inn
Wartling
BN27 1RY
moc.liamg@gniltrawnnibmal
(01323) 832116
This 14th century grade 2 listed building was reopened by the current owners in June 2012. Good quality home produced food is served, for the summer months there is a wood fired oven in the garden. The pub caters for private parties.
- Lamb Inn
Wartling
BN27 1RY
- Westfield
- New Inn
Main Road
Westfield
TN35 4QE
moc.liamtoh@dleiftsew-nniwen
(01424) 752800
This village pub reopened in 2015, following a complete renovation, giving it a modern look and feel. It serves four real ales, normally including New Inn House Brew, and Rother Valley beers and others from regional and national breweries. The pub has gained a reputation for good home-cooked, locally sourced food at reasonable prices, popular with locals and visitors alike and so booking is most advisable to avoid disappointment; it was voted More Radio Best Eatery in 2016 and Best Pub in a poll by the local Hastings Observer newspaper. The New Inn is a family run pub, warmed by a log fire on cold days adding to a welcoming, friendly atmosphere.
- New Inn
Main Road
Westfield
TN35 4QE
- Westham
- Heron
27 High Street
Westham
BN24 5LR
moc.loa@enivatep
(01323) 761041
Set in the heart of the historic village, close to the Norman church and Pevensey Castle, the pub has two bars, one set as a restaurant. Locally sourced, home made food is available and the pub hosts functions, barbecues and buffets. An occasional guest ale is available, such as London Pride or Abbot Ale.
- Heron
27 High Street
Westham
BN24 5LR
- Whatlington
- Royal Oak
Woodmans Green
Whatlington
TN33 0NJ
ku.oc.notgniltahw-kaolayor@ofni
(01424) 870492
Large 15th century community local with dining area and large inglenook fireplace. Quiz night is Thursday.
- Royal Oak
Woodmans Green
Whatlington
TN33 0NJ
- Willingdon
- Red Lion
99 Wish Hill
Willingdon
BN20 9HQ
ku.oc.liamtoh@nodgnilliwnoilder
(01323) 502062
Please note: This Pub is CLOSED from Monday 28th January until Suday 10th February for refurbishment.
Situated at the foot of the South Downs, this friendly village community pub is popular with locals and walkers. The function room, located at the rear, leads to a well-used split-level garden with good, solid wooden furniture. Excellent varied home-cooked food, using many locally-sourced ingredients, is available. Toad in the Hole can be played.
- Wheatsheaf Inn
2 Church Street
Willingdon
BN20 9HP
ten.nnifaehstaehweht@ofni
(01323) 502069
Originally two downland flint cottages, the pub has one large subdivided bar. It has benefited from an extensive refurbishment during the 2020 lockdown and re-opened under new management. The beer garden has also been refreshed. Local and national real ales are served while dishes can be ordered from the new kitchen, including Sunday roast lunches.
- Red Lion
99 Wish Hill
Willingdon
BN20 9HQ
- Wilmington
- Giant's Rest
The Street
Wilmington
BN26 5SQ
moc.liamtoh@tserstnaigeht
(01323) 870207
A Victorian building which is located within a short walk of the Long Man, a chalk figure now reinforced by concrete blocks, cut into the side of Windover Hill. This free house which serves two beers from Sussex breweries and a local cider, was originally a village cottage, converted in the 1920s and now a busy establishment serving home prepared food, locally sourced where possible. A popular pub with locals, walkers and tourists alike. There is a quiz night on the first Tuesday of the month
- Giant's Rest
The Street
Wilmington
BN26 5SQ
- Winchelsea
- New Inn
German Street
Winchelsea
TN36 4EN
moc.kooltuo@aeslehcniwbupnniwen
(01797) 226252
Dating from 1778, this beamed building is one large divided room, some areas dedicated to food which can be used for functions. Quiz night is Tuesday. An additional guest beer is occasionally available.
- Ship Inn
Sea Road, Winchelsea Beach
Winchelsea
TN36 4LH
moc.hcaebaeslehcniwpihs@werc
(01797) 225521
A combined bar, restaurant and cafe with in-house butcher and deli.
- New Inn
German Street
Winchelsea
TN36 4EN
- Windmill Hill
- Horseshoe Inn
Gardner Street
Windmill Hill
BN27 4RU
ku.oc.puorgsnampahceht@nnieohsesroh
(01323) 833265
Built in 1953, this hotel is decorated in mock Tudor externally and internally. It specialises in functions and weddings, has two bars and a restaurant and also welcomes non resident drinkers and eaters. It is a good base to explore the surrounding rural area, of which it has good views.
- Horseshoe Inn
Gardner Street
Windmill Hill
BN27 4RU