The Buxted Inn - Menu

One of those pubs that I suspect was a complete dump back in the day. Its obviously had a renovation and is a really decent looking pub/restaurant.

We stayed at the Buxted Inn as a last minute decision. We were not disappointed the staff extremely helpful, rooms exceptional clean and modern, a fantastic power shower. Loved the complimentary cookie. And the locally sourced jams were amazing at breakfast.

pleasant room and helpful reception and waiting staff. extremely good food for dinner and breakfast, cooked by scottie. an unusual tapas style selection. try the crispy mush. also the egg royal and the chicken and mushroom ballotin is particularly tasty. gluten free information and eat as much better than many places.

today for a roast for a 1.30 booking. from outside, the employees were excellent, attentive, fast and efficient. the eating was ineffective, the bark that I had was so tender that she could cut it with her finger seriously impessd the during the meal was great all four of us enjoyed it and will go back 100%! what a great pub

Bed, breakfast and evening meal 2 out of 3 ain't bad Excellent evening meal and breakfast. Very friendly and helpful staff. The room was small but well planned and had everything we needed. Sadly, the mattress was well past its best. I could feel the springs through the mattress topper giving a very poor night's sleep.It needs changing. This small change would make a huge difference.

great local pub. we both loved the curry, an extra pot of sauce with chips means they don't need the starter. the service was a little slow, but there were a few problems and was a little busy! the personal did it well treated and was very appealing, well played. the tortellini felt fresh and the salmon started fresh again and tastefully, also wein impressive. a little limited in some wise, but for £50 a head with a glass sparkle and a total of 5 beer would visit again.

Buxted Park is a beautiful country house hotel property in lovely countryside in East Sussex. It is very good for a weekend away. We booked one of the Classic rooms, however they were slightly on the small side. The interior was very nice, and the grounds were magnificent really good for a long walk in the country. One of the highlights of the stay was our dinner. We were not accommodated in the main restaurant, but in the Orangerie, which was a beautiful setting. The food was what you would expect from a property of this standard and the service was first class. I would recommend this hotel for a romantic break

midnight on bed, breakfast and dinner. the rooms are modern and clean, with large comfortable beds but nothing exceptional. eating is fantastic, however, made to house, and takes the total experience of good too excellent. even the breakfast was restaurant quality that we loved the crimped mushrooms! the drinks are expensive, but overall it still works a good value when they drink in moderation! designwise the pub feels more like a restaurant and lacks the cozy note of a pub, but we would not stop going back. had the place almost for us mid week without noise or parking problems. our room overlooked a side street.

The impressive driveway leads to a stunning Georgian mansion that will definitely leave a lasting impression. Don't be deceived by the car park, as the best is yet to come! The mansion, built in 1722, is surrounded by 312 acres of picturesque parkland with lakes, situated on the River Uck. There is also a charming 13th century church, St Margaret the Queen, and a local cricket club on the grounds. Inside the church, you will find beautiful stained glass windows to admire. The rooms may not all be as spacious as expected, but they are airy and comfortable, some even with balconies. The suites, as seen in the brochure, are luxurious and spacious. Regardless of the room size, the grand staircas...