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Hastings
Cosy pub with its own microbrewery, excellent locally sourced food, live music sessions and an impressive middle-of-the-room fireplace
RYE
The George is temporarily closed due to a fire on 20th July 2019. Thankfully everyone was evacuated safely, and much of the beautiful historic building remains intact. However, the firefighting resulted in water damage to the restaurant, ballrooms…
Hastings Old Town
The Stag is a 16th Century pub (the town’s oldest) on the most historic street in Hastings Old Town. Our interior is cosy and quirky but far from old-fashioned: original beams, wooden floors, log stoves and twinkly lights. Sneak out the back and…
Rye
The Globe Inn Marsh has been the talk of Rye since it opened in 2013, with its unique “sheep-shack chic” interiors and unparalleled hospitality.
Battle
Ash Tree Inn is a welcoming 17th Century free house in Ashburnham, East Sussex, set in the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Ticehurst
On the face of it The Bell is a quintessentially English pub but poke your head through its welcoming doors and you will find much more. For all the world it feels as though an eccentric nobleman has travelled the world stuffing his home with…
Broad Oak, Brede
Local craft brewery making and serving craft beer and cider, as well as a wide selection of natural wines, locally cured charcuterie and Continental cheese.
Hastings
The Crown Hastings is an independent freehouse situated on the picturesque All Saints Street between the East Hill country park and the beach.
We offer a welcoming and friendly environment to enjoy high quality food and drink.
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