[Sussex] Any recomendations for unusual or quirky places to eat in Eastbourne?

[Papak]

As per thread title really, I'm looking for somewhere a bit unusual to dine out for my birthday which is fast approaching. We are staying the night in EB and would like to eat somewhere special on the Saturday night.

If there aren't any unusual (Vietnamese or Lebanese for example) or quirky (I don't know, maybe a menu where every dish contains Chorizo or something) places, please feel free to mention your favourite and why...


Many thanks,


Papak

 

[N17]

Cru Eastbourne?

 

[marlowe]

I believe Eastbourne has a Robert Dyas. It would be quite unusual and quirky to eat in there.

 

[juliant]

Meze (Turkish) is excellent and family run. I have eaten here a few times and never been let down by the food or service as most of it is cooked over coals. Or you could try something like Tuk Tuk which is indian tapas although very informal. 2 bulls if you like your steaks . Lots of good restaurants in the town maybe have a look at tripadvisor

 

[Knocky's Nose]

There's a Korean Restaurant called 'K-Star' near the train station, but I've never eaten there. Looks quirky!

Otherwise Cru is good, but my recommendation would be the Little Elephant (Thai) Restaurant in Grove Road. A bit pricey, but superb.

 

[AmexRuislip]

7bone Burger Co. is ok.
Went with nephews

 

[papajaff]

Pomodoro. Best Italian restaurant in Sussex.

 

[Albion Prem]

There's a Korean Restaurant called 'K-Star' near the train station, but I've never eaten there. Looks quirky!

Otherwise Cru is good, but my recommendation would be the Little Elephant (Thai) Restaurant in Grove Road. A bit pricey, but superb.

Not surprising for a huge serving

 

[Billy Seagull]

The Greek restaurant called Gr/eat in Terminus Road is our current favourite, will need to book though. The meze is quite magnificent if you are rather hungry. We’ve not had a bad meal in there and it’s usually very busy.
https://www.gr-eat.co.uk/

Italian - Locanda Del Duca is next for Pomodoro’s, same owners but a bit more upmarket. Never had a bad meal in there either.
http://www.la-locanda-del-duca.com/

Two Bulls is a great steak restaurant in Old Town too.
http://thetallyho.net/

Plenty of pubs do decent food too like The Dolphin, Bibendum and The Lamb.

 

[Stat Brother]

Somewhere that doesn't have a 'Pensioners Special' menu would be usual and quirky.

 

[Green Cross Code Man]

Somewhere that doesn't have a 'Pensioners Special' menu would be usual and quirky.

Hilarious.

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[Steve in Japan]

Flamencos for some tapas. Did somebody mention chorizo?

 

[Stat Brother]

Hilarious.

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T'was an open goal, someone had to smash the ball over the line.

 

[Green Cross Code Man]

Could easily say the same about Worthing. [emoji14]

 

[dazzer6666]

7bone Burger Co. is ok.
Went with nephews

Seconded, chilli fries were excellent

 

[Papak]

Cru Eastbourne?

On the list, thanks for the recommendation!

 

[Papak]

I believe Eastbourne has a Robert Dyas. It would be quite unusual and quirky to eat in there.

A good shout, the Panini's and Coffees should be reasonable....

 

[Papak]

Meze (Turkish) is excellent and family run. I have eaten here a few times and never been let down by the food or service as most of it is cooked over coals. Or you could try something like Tuk Tuk which is indian tapas although very informal. 2 bulls if you like your steaks . Lots of good restaurants in the town maybe have a look at tripadvisor

Great insight, thanks!!

 

[Papak]

There's a Korean Restaurant called 'K-Star' near the train station, but I've never eaten there. Looks quirky!

Otherwise Cru is good, but my recommendation would be the Little Elephant (Thai) Restaurant in Grove Road. A bit pricey, but superb.

Thanks for the suggestions, much appreciated!!

 

[Papak]

7bone Burger Co. is ok.
Went with nephews

Thanks, on the shortlist!