Decent Pub for a meal in East Sussex

[Dave the OAP]

Hi Peeps

If you are looking to go out for a meal and don't mind a drive, The Plough at Upper Dicker is superb and the food is top class restaurant standard. Went there last night for "winter nets and ladies night" with Lewes Taxes CC

The owner's chefs are all trained in London, one the ex sous chef of Marco Pierre White's restaurant in London and another chef trained with LeRoux.

The Mrs had the goats cheese souffle and I had a typical Yorkshire Pud, mash and sausages and they were both delicious.

Highly recommended

 

[dougdeep]

Seconded.

 

[Danny-Boy]

Hi Peeps

If you are looking to go out for a meal and don't mind a drive, The Plough at Upper Dicker is superb and the food is top class restaurant standard. Went there last night for "winter nets and ladies night" with Lewes Taxes CC

The owner's chefs are all trained in London, one the ex sous chef of Marco Pierre White's restaurant in London and another chef trained with LeRoux.

The Mrs had the goats cheese souffle and I had a typical Yorkshire Pud, mash and sausages and they were both delicious.

Highly recommended

Was treated last Saturday to a meal at the Carvery on the A259 in Peacehaven, very nice and great veg to help yourself to, but the plates were cold...

Diella's in Seaford okay but very noisy.

 

[Muzzy]

The green man in Ringmer. Superb, as in the old Pelham Arms days.
The same people have got the Five Bells at Chailey now as well so that should be similar I'd wager.

 

[The Bun Elephant]

What was the price of this tasty food ? - did it compare to standard pub prices or did the prices rise with the chance of a Michelin star ?

 

[terryberry1]

I think the green man has gone downhill. Used to be good

 

[HAILSHAM SEAGULL]

Hi Peeps

If you are looking to go out for a meal and don't mind a drive, The Plough at Upper Dicker is superb and the food is top class restaurant standard. Went there last night for "winter nets and ladies night" with Lewes Taxes CC

The owner's chefs are all trained in London, one the ex sous chef of Marco Pierre White's restaurant in London and another chef trained with LeRoux.

The Mrs had the goats cheese souffle and I had a typical Yorkshire Pud, mash and sausages and they were both delicious.

Highly recommended

We've been there a few times, the food is superb and very reasonably priced.
I recommended this pub last week when someone wanted a Sunday meal out.

 

[Lord Bracknell]

I think the green man has gone downhill. Used to be good

It's not been the same since the young Miss Bracknell stopped serving at table there.

 

[The Birdman]

Orange square or Savannah broadway Haywards Heath

 

[dougdeep]

Golden Galleon at Exceat.
Sussex Ox at Milton Street.
Plough and Harrow at Littlington. (Although not cheap)
The George at Alfriston.

 

[Couldn't Be Hyypia]

The Jolly Sportsman - Plumpton

 

[Notters]

Orange square or Savannah broadway Haywards Heath

Hardly pubs and definitely not in East Sussex!

 

[bhafc_ross]

Lion And Lobster - Hove

 

[TheBigUnit]

The Jolly Sportsman - Plumpton

East Chiltington, Acccttttttualllllyyy!


Good pub!

 

[Westdene Seagull]

I'd recommend either the Foragers in Hove or the Yeoman near Brighton Station.

 

[Dave the OAP]

What was the price of this tasty food ? - did it compare to standard pub prices or did the prices rise with the chance of a Michelin star ?

To be honest it was very reasonable...mine was around £12 and Karens £11. Didn't have a pud as it was a bit late but again around £5 to £6 each.

 

[Leighgull]

The Shepherd and dog at fulking used to be great. It might be a bit poncey now though looking at the website. I always like the Devils Dyke with the kids, not because its original or cheap, it's generic and expensive but you CANNOT beat the location or the walk afterwards. Especially on a clear winters day.

 

[Dave the OAP]

The Shepherd and dog at fulking used to be great. It might be a bit poncey now though looking at the website. I always like the Devils Dyke with the kids, not because its original or cheap, it's generic and expensive but you CANNOT beat the location or the walk afterwards. Especially on a clear winters day.

Royal oak, further up the road?


Anyone tried Checkers and Slougham....that is great too

 

[Leighgull]

Royal oak, further up the road?


Anyone tried Checkers and Slougham....that is great too

Ah yes. The royal oak..the discerning diners choice. How could I have forgotten?

 

[Norman Baker suck my lozenge]

The Yew tree Arlington,get a right load up in there.