The Abergavenny Arms - (Near East Sussex, london)

Jacqui Wallis We have visited several times as a family. We have enjoyed amazing Sunday roasts. My son enjoyed a steak burger, I loved the salad with goats cheese, we had the special of mussels and we really enjoyed some oysters. Really excellent quality food, reasonably priced, friendly atmosphere, dog friendly. Highly recommend.

jemma willis 1st time trying this new Japanese in lewes. We arrived at 8pm on a sunday. The food was incredible. Fresh and good portions. One of the most authentic Japanese meals we have had. The atmosphere is chilled, and the decor is authentic for Japanese restaurants. Simple and stylish. The waitress was so lovely and we chatted after the meal and even though we were late eating and they were closing, we never felt rushed at all. We also got complimentary mochi which was so kind of them. We will definitely be back regularly.

Yoon Kris (CAPPU’S PAPA) The food was quite average — not amazing, but not bad either. It’s a good place to come when there aren’t many lunch options around. It was nicely presented and felt clean and tidy, which I liked.

Ifiyenia Kolla Lovely little pub/hotel in a great location. Staff were lovely and chilled out. Room was comfortable, very quiet, best night sleep in months. Got fish and chips and it was outstanding! Happy to go back again.

in m Best breakfast in my 20 years of life love it so much incredible insane

MADDOGLEP I think this must be fairly new as I have no recollection of this pub / restaurant. Thomas Paine has strong local connections, unlike Casta and Madge. He helped inspire the American revolutionary war and almost lost his head in the French one. Silly so and so. I had another Harveys Sussex best bitter. One of three real ales on my visit. Very good. Up steep stairs finds a roof terrace. Must be lovely on a warm sunny day / evening. Free wifi.