The Ship Inn Rye - Carte

Stopped by here after a very long day on a hot and windy Camber Sands It was everything we hoped for.

**** awful, most uncomfortable night sleep ever, stinky old mattress, left me with massive back pain, no sleep what so ever, breakfast was just as bad,

The pub is in a amazing area of town.the pub is very nice in size .but overpriced for what we paid for the fish was ok but the chicken wings was to spicy. Bar staff amazing. Voir le carte

All our food and drink was delicious. The service was amazing too. Only didn’t give 5 stars as was quite expensive for what it was. 2 x burger and chips and 4 drinks was nearly £80

I thought I ordered ham, egg and chips. It came from the pub grub menu, what can go wrong with ham, egg and chips? The egg was battered, the ham 'hock ' looked inedible. All I could eat were the chips and the unecessary salad leaves. The staff were less than helpful.

Absolutely love this pub. We popped down to Rye for a couple of days over the bank holiday and ate in the Ship Monday night. Superb beer, great food and excellent service from a very friendly and knowledgeable staff. We will definitely visit again (Rye is lovely) and eat here again. Top work! Voir le carte

Never going back, asked for a gluten free menu, the waiter came back after around 20 minutes with a normal menu, but written in biro on the top was a GF, he’d ticked what he said I could eat, burger buns, brioche buns etc, if they advertised gluten free, at least educate your staff…. Terrible service

Pre booked for Christmas shopping dinner beginning of December. Actual pub part usually full of locals and really busy. Once you have someones attention you are promptly seated and it is table service from then on. Something on the menu for everyone but would recommend the Fish Stew. Serving Staff friendly, efficient and kept the drinks coming. Get there early for quieter tables you will be given a choice !

So very disappointing. Hadn’t been here for several months and took a friend for lunch as it used to be pretty good. We ordered crab rolls in tempura which turned out to be king prawns in batter accompanied by bottled soy sauce. The bread (at£2.50) was a white sliced loaf from a local shop or bakery and the wine was overpriced. Whilst the service was efficient and friendly, the rip off London prices for below average bistro food were disappointing. 18 months ago this was one of my favourite dots that showed promise of becoming a regional contender. Now it’s an overpriced tourist trap with below average food. Very disappointing. Voir le carte