The Anchor Public House

I always make it a point to visit this restaurant. It is a lovely place with excellent food, service, and atmosphere, all rated 5 out of 5.

Absolutely this place cannot fail, simply fantastic, customer service, eat and so friendly staff. I always come back as I am very welcome. they get definitiw 5 stars! ps the beer is also great.

The staff were very welcoming and the pub is in a great location. I will definitely be returning. The price per person is around £20-30. The food, service, and atmosphere all received top marks. I highly recommend trying the Sunday Roast.

I had a fantastic experience at this pub in Hastings. It is dog-friendly and I enjoyed a delicious and refreshing cider. The price per person was between £10-£20 and the service was top-notch. The atmosphere was also excellent, I would highly recommend this place.

really can't blame a single thing. I went to a busy Sunday service, who was hungry as a horse, and went the length of hastings without having a veggie roast. welcomes, accommodated and fed with a star service. so it should be, and eating was glorious enough to satisfy. happy news of the day!

This charming and wonderful pub has a unique atmosphere in the old city. The food is amazing, my favorite being the steak and ale pie, followed by an incredible selection from the dessert menu! If you find yourself in the area, I highly recommend eating here to experience the unique charm of the old city.

The Anchor Inn is truly enchanting! As soon as you walk in, you are greeted with a warm and inviting atmosphere by the friendly staff. The food is homemade, reasonably priced, and served in generous portions. The pub features a large old fireplace filled with logs, creating a cozy ambiance perfect for enjoying a delicious meal and soaking up the warm atmosphere. It truly feels like a home away from home.

Excellent few pints enjoyed with some lovely food from a sensible menu and prices, sitting outside in the shade, people watching, and for a Brucie bonus, reminiscing with the lovely warm landlady back to the 1960's. And in case you're wondering, the pub opposite, Ye Olde Pump House, in this narrow lane, ex road, although looking like it belongs in medieval times, was reconstructed from a dilapidated building and only opened to trade as a pub in 1956.

I had my work Christmas meal at this restaurant on December 2, 2016 with a group of 16 people, and it was absolutely amazing. The food was excellent, very tasty and served hot. I ordered the roasted beef and it was incredibly tender and delicious. Everyone in our group enjoyed their meals and had a great evening. The service from the three staff members was outstanding, they should be proud of the job they did. Everyone was very happy with the evening, and I received positive feedback from all of my colleagues about the venue and my recommendation to dine there. A special thanks to Billie, Chantelle, and the third young lady for their excellent service, and I will be leaving a little somethi...