Country pub help needed

[wehatepalace]

The garden/play area is so good by 1pm on a hot weekend day, kitchen to its max, there was a 2 hour delay for food...order at noon as we did & looked smug or 3

A Victim of its own success, I quite like it in there, foods pretty good, nice and safe for the kids and a decent pint of cider. Only downside is its very small inside, although the covered area outside does help.

 

[wehatepalace]

The Golden Galleon at Exceat is a great spot after a walk down to the beach.

I love the walk down there, Golden Galleon is great but does get very busy on a nice day.
The whole of The Seven Sisters is fantastic.

 

[jevs]

You've got the Ram at firle, Trevor at Glynde, Barley Mo at Selmeston, Yew Tree at either Arlington or Chalvington, 5 Bells at Chailey, 6 bells at Chiddingly, The Newmarket between lewes and Falmer is supposed to be very good, Green man, Anchor, The cock and Stewards Enquirey all Ringmer-ish, Cricketers at Berwick and The Rose Cottage at Alciston.

There's a few good ones to choose from !!!

 

[n1 gull]

Jack n Jill Clayton

 

[Bodular]

Thanks but she has just said barcombe mills is where she wants to go, there was me looking forward to something different. Thanks a lot everyone

 

[middletoenail]

Shepherd and Dog in Fulking, I quite often get the open top bus to devils dyke and then walk down to it, lovely pub!

 

[JCL - the new kid in town]

Hi I'm looking for a country with a nice big garden with a play area that does nice food can anyone recommend any where nice thanks.

Well Kent is known as the garden of England, is that a country with a big enough garden? I don't know about gardens in other countries i'm afraid.

 

[dougdeep]

Shepherd and Dog in Fulking, I quite often get the open top bus to devils dyke and then walk down to it, lovely pub!

I've done that. The stroll back up the hill works off the calories nicely.

 

[dougdeep]

You've got the Ram at firle, Trevor at Glynde, Barley Mo at Selmeston, Yew Tree at either Arlington or Chalvington, 5 Bells at Chailey, 6 bells at Chiddingly, The Newmarket between lewes and Falmer is supposed to be very good, Green man, Anchor, The cock and Stewards Enquirey all Ringmer-ish, Cricketers at Berwick and The Rose Cottage at Alciston.

There's a few good ones to choose from !!!

The Stewards Inquiry reverted to it's old name a few years back. It's the Old Ship again.

 

[Train Spotter]

Hi I'm looking for a country with a nice big garden with a play area that does nice food can anyone recommend any where nice thanks.

A country with a nice big garden?
Have you tried Switzerland? Lovely scenery, excellent food!

Seriously, though, what about the Swiss Cottage in Shoreham?

 

[Bold Seagull]

Jack n Jill Clayton

We've been there and had a full 5-a-side game in their garden with a big family meet up, lovely pub.

 

[SouthCoastOwl]

Seriously, though, what about the Swiss Cottage in Shoreham?

What!! Surely you jest sir?

 

[Billy the Fish]

The Griffin in Fletching

 

[Return of the Rev]

ram inn! firle

 

[jevs]

ram inn! firle

Yeah, in the middle of the country, sells Harvey's food is excellent but expensive, lovely green to walk around, beer garden with stuff for kids. Not good enough for you sir ?

 

[Cecil]

Middle House in Mayfield, lovely !

 

[Bladders]

Completely wrong. There is a family room and are kids welcomed.

http://www.thesussexox.co.uk/around-the-pub

No, I'm not wrong, try reading what I posted next time. I never said kids were not welcome, just that the gardens are not a play area.

From their website: We have a front garden and a large rear garden, both boast great countryside views. We would respectfully ask that children are accompanied in the gardens and dogs are kept on leads to allow our other customers to enjoy the peace and quiet around the pub.

 

[Lord Bracknell]

Thanks but she has just said barcombe mills is where she wants to go, there was me looking forward to something different. Thanks a lot everyone

Presumably the Anchor.

There's no accounting for other people's opinions. Try to have a good time, though.

 

[dougdeep]

No, I'm not wrong, try reading what I posted next time. I never said kids were not welcome, just that the gardens are not a play area.

From their website: We have a front garden and a large rear garden, both boast great countryside views. We would respectfully ask that children are accompanied in the gardens and dogs are kept on leads to allow our other customers to enjoy the peace and quiet around the pub.

So kids are welcome as long as they are accompanied. What sort of parent would let them run wild anyway. I'm a regular at the Ox and kids have a great time.

 

[Alex Alex Dawson oo! oo!]

If you want to venture 'abroad' there's the Blue Ship in The Haven and the Limeburners in Adversane.