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Bow Street Runner

•  (9)
• Hove

We look forward to seeing you soon! A small traditional pub in the heart of Hove just 100 metres from the sea front and its famous 19th century promenade. Sue took the pub over in 2010 and is helped by

The British Queen

•  (6)
• Eastbourne

Whenever you enter The British Queen, you'll be surrounded by a warm and friendly atmosphere. We're a local pub in Willingdon, Eastbourne, and have been running for 10 years, so come and enjoy a drink

The Denbigh

•  (5)
• Hastings

Family run, The Denbigh has gained a reputation for excellent in-house cuisine, serving a range of real ales, international wine list and a two-tier restaurant. We offer an extensive choices of menus from

Castle Inn Pevensey Bay

•  (9)
• Pevensey

No standing allowed, inside or out. Please enter via the car park door and wait to be seated. Bearing in mind we still have to space the tables out more than we'd like, booking is strongly advised, whether

The Anchor Inn

•  (16)
• Hartfield

The Anchor Inn is a family-friendly country pub offering a warm welcome, tasty food, quality drinks and comfortable accommodation, all in the wonderful surroundings of our 15th century manor house. Set

The Longman Of Wilmington

•  (11)
• Brighton

The Longman, or the Wilmy as we're affectionately known, takes the concept of the traditional local pub and raises the game with an excellent Thai kitchen and regular live music. We also proudly boast

The Laughing Fish

•  (9)
• Uckfield

It has not been the easiest of starts due to the restrictions and poor weather, yet Suzie and I are overwhelmed and encouraged by the support and loyalty shown by the village. We cannot wait to get involved

Royal Oak

•  (10)
• Brighton

Well, we certainly think so! A beautiful country pub set at the foot of the South Downs and Devil's Dyke. We're perfect for long country walks, a relaxing afternoon in our fabulous garden or cosying by

The Cross Inn

•  (7)
• Robertsbridge

The Cross Inn was built around the 16th century and is centered in the beautiful village of Staplecross, near the ancient town of Robertsbridge. At the turn of the 19th century The Cross Inn consisted

The Barley Mow

•  (10)
• Polegate

Situated on the A27 in Selmeston, midway between Eastbourne and Brighton, The Barley Mow Freehouse was one of the oldest coaching inns in Sussex. Now a family run pub which offers a very warm welcome,