Fuego Lounge - (Near East Sussex, london)

5 /5 GratefulOne1: My my my … everything you ever wanted in a restaurant in one place! My fav so far in ask of East Sussex! Decor, service, atmosphere, food, uniqueness…. Menu is international, vegan, vegetarian… anything you want! A MUST.

4 /5 Scott B: Been here a few times, my go to place whenever I’m in Lewes. This visit was for lunch. We had to wait 5 - 10 mins for a table as we didn’t book. The food was delicious and service friendly and efficient. There is a great variety of food to choose from including an extensive gluten free and vegan menu. I really like the shabby chic decor which brings a nice cosy feeling to the place. I would say that during busy times it’s very noisy so can be difficult to have a conversation if you’re in the middle of the restaurant, this doesn’t put me off and it shouldn’t you either!

4 /5 Nige F: A wide ranging menu of good quality food and drinks. A good atmosphere with friendly service as well. The weird bit is that you have to decide on whether youre paying a tip at the beginning when you order. Just seems stupid to me and must stop a lot of tips being given. How can I decide if I want to add 10% or more before I have had any form of service, or tasted my food and drink?!?

3 /5 Jen S: We didn’t have a booking and the restaurant worked hard to seat us. That was very kind! Sadly the food and service was mediocre. I had the lounge burger and the beef patty was stodgy. When I ordered I accidentally chose no tomato and when I told the server, they didn’t offer to get me a slice of tomato. We didn’t get smiles during our service. We had to flag down the servers. Payment is taken when you order including tip. since I had already tipped when I ordered the food, they were not incentivised to provide good service.

5 /5 Jim Greensted: Had an early evening meal here, took advantage of the Tuesday offer on the tapas. Great welcome from the staff, tried ordering through the app but kept showing full price so ordered at the bar Food was good although the King prawns were anything but King