Coopers Arms in Wealden

This pub is my local and the ales are fantastic but just a word of warning that there is no longer lunch or dinner served except for special events....

Wonderful place for excellent beer and convivial conversation. They don't serve food and have limited opening hours currently.

Nearly walked past this pub..apparantly sign had blown down and not been replaced and not sure whether it was open.Decor very faded with very few customers and no atmosphere.on the plus side the beer was good with a good range available.Place just needs some TLC and could become a go to venue

We discovered this gem when we moved to the area a year ago. It's a proper old fashioned Ale pub frequented by locals, no juke boxes or piped music! Long may it continue.

Vivimos cerca de este pub así que es conveniente ir si nos apetece una bebida. A menudo hay cervezas bien cuidado, pero no consistentemente. La comida es un poco limitado. Popular entre los lugareños.

when you first arrive its like something out of one of those horror films where the pub goes quiet when the stranger turns up, but don't worry, just mention your interested in beer, and everything changes, they are experts, you name it they know about it, and after a small number of Belgian beers (never heard of before) I was really enjoying myself..

Went to the midsummer event, which was very good. Hog roast and ale, what's not to like?! The hosts are great and the atmosphere is wonderful!

Visiting for the weekend we saw adverts for a beer festival and dropped in. Very good beer and friendly locals. Not a large place but managed to find a seat each visit. Only thing I would suggest is publishing the prices of the beers as all seemed different and some very expensive.

Very traditional style public house tucked away off the main road and as a result frequented by loyal locals. Good beer, friendly service and good clientele who talk. No tumbleweed here.

Love this place for its purity. Lots of interesting ales served with acsmile and appreciation of your visit. Quiet and out of the way but well worth a visit

we are so lucky to live near such a friendly welcoming pub - great food, great beers, great clientele - great management team :)

By sheer co-incidence we had Sunday lunch here on the same day as Richard the Third's remains were taken to rest at Leicester Cathedral. I say this as this traditional Sunday lunch would have suited him and his ancestor Henry 8th perfectly. A beautifully carved mound of rare roast beef that melted in the mouth plus a lavish selection of roast vegetables, the crispiest roast potatoes, superb yorkshire pudding ( ideal for Richard of York!)and lashings of red wine gravy. The temporary silence at the table said it all. Just superb. Being greedy by nature, we all opted for home made puddings too which completed the meal perfectly. With a couple of bottles of wine the unbelievable price was £25 per head. This could become a regukar treat for us this most traditional of pubs which was delightfully snd peacefully infant-free.

During the second world war , my grandfather was the landlord of this wonderful pub. a Mr A Ray .we have heard wonderful stories over the years.My son has visited recently and found the pub a delight selling good beer and lovely food

This is a great old style pub, it's small and cosy with a great outdoor seating area. Lovely for a few drinks and the food is great - recommend the nachos! Definitely worth a visit, but be careful, it's only open certain hours!

I'm not a regular pub goer, but I do like the occasional pint or two - if it's really good beer. And it is! It's also a very comfortable place - no loud music or background noises. You can actually hold a conversation across the table! Dave the landlord likes to introduce 'guest beers' regularly, so it is a fine place for sampling a new tipple. The food is also good. Damn it, I should go there more often!

Guest beers are always worth a try and landlord very knowledgeable about the beers he serves. Not eaten there yet but will do soon

My favourite pub in Crowborough. No fruit machines or background music and a simple garden with views to the North West. Great range of beers and food available at certain times.

If you like your beer, you'll love this pub! Usually at least 3 ales on, regularly changing 2 of them with Dark Star Partridge as resident. Also great beer garden with fantastic views.

Tom the bartender on duty was very knowledgeable and friendly. Food is good too and a good range of beers

This is a super pub with food not a restaurant with grudgingly served beer which is how it should be.

Fantastic local pub with Dark Star beers - haven't tried the food yet but menu looks good. Is right on edge of Ashdown Forest, so brilliant place to stop on your way back from a walk.

I visit the Coopers Arms fairly regularly and have never been disappointed by the beer; it's always kept to a very high standard. Black Cat from Groombridge is one to particularly look out for.I've also eaten here on a number of occasions and have also never been disappointed.

The pub sits on the west side of Crowborough and has great views to the north from the garden. Food is very good and Dave the landlord takes great pride in his ales. Often has guest beers and twice a year has a great beer festival. All in all a great place for pint and a chat with your friends just a shame I don't live closer.

Went here with some friends and it is a real, local pub with really good food at great prices. No music, no gambling machines, great atmosphere. Regular changing of real ales and good lagers.