Pubs with food.

[BensGrandad]

Havent been out for lunch on a Sunday for years do you have to book everywhere? Does nobody take chance customers anymore?

 

[Mr Putdown]

What was the Stewards Enquiry has been closed for some time now.

It became the Old Ship before it closed down.

 

[Mr Putdown]

Havent been out for lunch on a Sunday for years do you have to book everywhere? Does nobody take chance customers anymore?

On Fathers Day?

 

[BensGrandad]

On Fathers Day?

Has anybody mentioned Fathers Day?

Is it only the chain pubs that take chance customers, like Harvester, Ember Inn Hungry Horse etc.

 

[SIMMO SAYS]

Cock

I saw what you did there

 

[Gullflyinghigh]

Havent been out for lunch on a Sunday for years do you have to book everywhere? Does nobody take chance customers anymore?

I'm sure many places do, provided that they haven't had a lot of bookings for that particular day/time.

 

[SIMMO SAYS]

Swan at Falmer (which is a peaceful little village on the outskirts of Brighton with a pretty pond and a four lane highway through the middle of it)

Feck I never realised this----sounds like it may be near to the ground: wink:

 

[BensGrandad]

The drawback as I see it with The Halfway House is that it is Harveys beeer and I am sure most are aware of my view of that.

 

[SIMMO SAYS]

The drawback as I see it with The Halfway House is that it is Harveys beeer and I am sure most are aware of my view of that.

No---what is your view BG

 

[Official Old Man]

BG Lots have mentioned The Cock but the family now own the Highlands Inn at the south end of Uckfield as well. As I pass by every evening it has been busy meaning a/ it is good b/ book in advance.

 

[Tom Bombadil]

If you know in advance you're going why not book. Anyway loads of good pubs clustered around Lewes. I would suggest that the Snowdrop Inn in Lewes won't be to your taste, but you could try the Abergevenny Arms at Rodmell, seems a decent solid pub, freehouse, child and animal friendly. I haven't eaten there but I'm told the food is good traditional pub stuff.

 

[BensGrandad]

If you know in advance you're going why not book. Anyway loads of good pubs clustered around Lewes. I would suggest that the Snowdrop Inn in Lewes won't be to your taste, but you could try the Abergevenny Arms at Rodmell, seems a decent solid pub, freehouse, child and animal friendly. I haven't eaten there but I'm told the food is good traditional pub stuff.[/QUOTE

I know that I shll be going from Penshurst to Brighton at some time Sunday aafternoon but as yet do not have full detaiils about the Chistening we are attending so do not know what time to book for. The only downside to The Snowdrop is the latest menu shown is for February but must say it looked quite good but again at the moment a time to book for is the probem

There is a BBQ provided for the Christening but as we are at a BBQ held for our 50th Wedding Anniversary on Saturday I dont fance 2 BBQ on days following each other.

 

[BN9 BHA]

If you know in advance you're going why not book. Anyway loads of good pubs clustered around Lewes. I would suggest that the Snowdrop Inn in Lewes won't be to your taste, but you could try the Abergevenny Arms at Rodmell, seems a decent solid pub, freehouse, child and animal friendly. I haven't eaten there but I'm told the food is good traditional pub stuff.

The Abergevenny Arms at Rodmell is a great shout, I haven't been there for Sunday lunch but I went for a meal last Thursday evening, nice friendly pub, good food and beer.

 

[SIMMO SAYS]

The Abergevenny Arms at Rodmell is a great shout, I haven't been there for Sunday lunch but I went for a meal last Thursday evening, nice friendly pub, good food and beer.

How you doing mate---- are you going to the Lewes match? I'm going just to get a taste of the Black Stuff

 

[BN9 BHA]

How you doing mate---- are you going to the Lewes match? I'm going just to get a taste of the Black Stuff

Fine thanks, I'm thinking of going to the Peacehaven v Luton Town match as its nearer home and I don't have to worry about a ticket.
I could change my mind though if you are going to the pub before, nothing set in stone yet.

 

[andy46]

Stags head in portslade old village is brill, village feel good food and no ponsy posers with cars on hp

 

[SIMMO SAYS]

Fine thanks, I'm thinking of going to the Peacehaven v Luton Town match as its nearer home and I don't have to worry about a ticket.
I could change my mind though if you are going to the pub before, nothing set in stone yet.

The wife has no idea of my future afternoons out

 

[Barry Izbak]

Stags head in portslade old village is brill, village feel good food and no ponsy posers with cars on hp

Just been in there this lunchtime for the first time, courtesy of following the Ale Trail.

The roasts were under a tenner and very very good.

Staff behind the bar really welcoming

Harveys and Ghost ship marvellous

The Stags Head is a new one for me. I will return

 

[Eggman]

Ghost ship is a lovely drop.

 

[Stat Brother]

Oh I nearly have a recommendation.

I was cycling in Lesser Sussex on Friday, and I happen to notice a nice looking village pub (well nice for over there anyway) reopening after a refit, either this or next weekend.

Other than the fact it was probably just West of Maresfield I can't be much more help.

But I sure NSC knows where I mean, and as said being 'new' should mean it's not too shabby.