The Sussex Brewery - Carte

Very friendly staff and a good selection of ales. Sausage and mash was nice, want to try the garlic one next time

We had a great experience at this lively and friendly pub. The layout and decor were inviting and we enjoyed the drinks. The staff were helpful and the atmosphere was pleasant. Overall, we give a 5 out of 5 for service and atmosphere.

Great old pub but terrible food, we left without eating it as it was soggy tinned/frozen veg that were cold along with everything else on the cold plate. Other dinners were also complaining. Even the potato was soggy. Looked disgusting and not fit for consumption. Voir le carte

We were asked by a young man, if everything was okay. One of our party commented that there was not alot of meat in his pie. Comment back, Nothing to do with me I don 't cook them. It 's not my problem. Staff need training on what constitutes customer service! Service: 1

The main bar and restaurant at this establishment are cozy and welcoming, with an outside area available (though we did not use it). The beer selection is good and the prices are very reasonable, ranging from £1 to £10 per person. Service was excellent with a rating of 5, as was the overall atmosphere of the place.

Lovely pub came here for a work meal. They had laid the table out for 14 in a square shape which was much better than a standard long table as allowed everyone to see and speak to eachother. The food was good I had the moo which is the steak and ale pie which was very nice. The menu is listed to a couple of options of pies and multiple different types of sausages so keep that in mind. I had a sticky chocolate cake for dessert which was absolutely beautiful. Only small comments I would make was that the chips were not the best they were a bit soggy. I loved the presentation of the food and the fact that the gravy was severed in a copper saucepan on the side. Voir le carte

Went for a Sunday roast after a water sports activity, staff were lovely and welcoming , but the food was super disappointing, I paid £16.99 or near abouts for a roast , the chicken wasn’t the best watery and not a lot , and the veg was frozen veg with aunt Bessie or similar roast potatoes, the only thing that saved it was the gravy and the Yorkshire , I was super hungry so of course ate it all and didn’t want to embarrass the staff as not there fault , but come on ! Expensive! took a while , microwaved veg so no flavour ,fake roasties . Let the pretty little pub down big time . My picture to the site picture you can clearly see the difference. Home cooked it certainly was not .

I’m a big fan of this place. The food is lovely and the portions are a good size all with reasonable pricing. The sausages are really good and I like all the flavors they have on offer. Thanks to John for serving us and being a welcoming host. *UPDATE* a few months on after the owners have changed. For drinks this is a nice cosy pub and I will always come back for a pint. However, I will not be back for food after the Sunday lunch I had here. £17 for a chicken roast and it was awful. The portion sizes are terrible, three small burnt roast potatoes, one ball of frozen burnt stuffing, two frozen Yorkshire puddings, a few veg and some dry chicken. The meal was luke warm at best, even the gravy,...

This was probably the worst Sunday lunch experience ever. I went here with my son and grandson and probably waited 10 minutes to just find out if they had a table for us. That should have been a warning sign as it didn 't look very busy. We were then shown upstairs by a friendly waitress to our table, we then waited another 15 minutes before she came to ask if we wanted drinks, we told her we also wanted to order food at the same time as we had a 2 year old with us. There were 2 other tables with people at them. The drinks arrived and then a while later the food arrived. I couldn 't quite believe what was put in front of me, it was nothing more than a pasta bowl with some obviously frozen ve... Voir le carte