The Wellington Hotel-Grill in Lewes

Gosh! It's dirty. Pulling out the chair really didn't want to sit on it. The chairs need recovering or throwing away. Staff didn't know anything about the menu and had to keep asking the cook. The toilets are awful. Really need a make over.

Terrible. Piped music way too loud though I kept asking for it to be turned off, no skim milk for the much advertised hot drinks and no disabled toilet facilities. The ladies - such as it was - appeared to be jammed in half an understairs cupboard and when I was there it was occupied by a woman and two children - one a boy - for about half an hour. Despite my pointing out to staff that I - a disabled lady - wished to use the lavatory due to my stomach disagreeing with the full fat milk in my tea they made no attempt to evict the children and seemed to think that the distress of a disabled patron was not their problem

Perfect location. Perfect pub. Perfect stay! Simon and company were amazingly receptive and kind. Rooms were simple and did the job. We are going on the seven sisters walk and the location of the Wellington is in a great location just steps away from the beach path. Would stay again in a heartbeat

Great find for lunch. Lovely service, nice friendly atmosphere. We had fish pie, plenty of vegetable, Beetroot Wellington w Potato Dauphinois and vegetables, a Chicken Katsu Curry & rice. All thoroughly enjoyed.

Great food and nice friendly atmosphere

As a local pub, it is now welcoming and does freshly cooked food all day. A good selection of drinks and options for functions

Nice Quiet and pleasant place for an evening out 🍻 friendly staff & good atmosphere. Highly Recommended . Full 5 Star Review ★★★★★

We stayed in room 1. It was clean and the bed comfortable. BUT if there was a fire you would have to struggle with a bunch of keys to open the door. There is a lot of traffic noise (no double glazing) from about 6a.m. You have to boil the kettle on the floor underneath the dressing table as the cable is too short. The shower dripped all night and the shower head needs to be replaced urgently. You can just about see a sliver of the sea. I shouldn't have trusted so many good reviews.

Deze plek heeft ons hart gestolen , super vriendelijke bediening en de chef Simon verdient een medaille. Wij waren hier om te lunchen.

Disappointing Fish and Chips Experience We recently visited The Wellington Pub in Seaford, hoping for a satisfying meal. Unfortunately, our experience fell short of our expectations. Fish and Chips: The fish and chips were a mixed bag. While the chips were nice, the batter on the fish was disappointingly chewy. It lacked the crispy texture we associate with well-prepared fish and chips. Flat Coke: To add to our disappointment, the Coke we ordered was completely flat. A refreshing drink is essential to complement a meal, and this oversight was unfortunate. Service and Timing: On the positive side, the food arrived after a short wait, and it was indeed piping hot. Overall, while the food quality had its ups and downs, the overall experience at The Wellington Pub was not what we would expect from a decent pub. We didn’t complain due to time constraints, but we hope they address these issues to provide a better dining experience for future patrons. Please note that this review reflects our personal experience, and others may have different opinions. If you decide to visit, I recommend checking more recent reviews to see if improvements have been made 😊

The staff were great, very friendly and helpful. The room was clean, and exactly what we needed. We did have breakfast in the morning (full English) which was delicious, and set us up wonderfully for the seven sisters walk we did.

Shockingly bad food. Worst calamari (straight out the freezer, all uniform shapes), chewy batter on the fish, frozen chips, the cheapest chewy sausages in the bangers and mash. Honestly the worst pub food imaginable. Absolutely everything apart from the mashed potatoes is straight out of a freezer. And probably bought in Iceland. Stay away. Service was lovely to be fair, and very prompt and polite. But the food is unadulterated garbage

On our 3rd midafternoon meal at The Wellington, we were again rewarded for our periodic trek along the downs from Meads to Seaford. The Wellington has an excellent menu of refreshments. The food is splendid the draft beer selection is great and the venue with its colourful company of fellow diners is delightful.

We had a wonderful stay at the Wellington, room was beautiful and immaculate with a lovely sea view. Right in the heart of town, and staff could not have been more helpful or friendly! Highly recommend for anyone looking to stay in Seaford

Great weekend stay with friends. Location in Seaford was perfect for local shops, beach and all amenities. After friendly check in we had a few drinks in the bar. Very welcoming staff, great drinks and lots of chatting about the area. We stayed 2 nights, room very comfortable and a good size. Breakfast was really good, well cooked and plenty of choice. We had prior evening meal arrangements but am sure the evening meal in restaurant would be as good, menu and prices looked great So pleased we booked with plenty of notice as good value so worth booking rooms/table early. Thank you, all the staff made us feel valued and we loved the warm family feeling, we shall return.

The skills of managing a pub and guest house are rarely appreciated. A quick visit to be with son, needed a break. A good menu, beautifully cooked, large portions, and good local beer marvellous.good, The experience of the proprietor showed, speed of service, the place was immaculate. A separate restaurant, laid for silver service, so that guests were separated, together with a lounge. Thank you for a relaxing time.

Only used the pub so can't comment on the hotel. Pub is okay, nothing special but decent beer and good service

Just in for a pint or two . Lovely atmosphere,good prices and great staff.

Comfortable place run by lovely people. If it was good enough for Wellington, it was good enough for us.

Excellent food and very family friendly lively pub

My son and i stayed at this hotel on 1st April it was very clean and lovely shower in room tea and coffee making service was excellent and very comfortable rooms Simon the owner was excellent with my disabled son made him feel so comfortable he is going back for a week in the summer would highly recommend the hotel and staff

I get that this hotel more that 100 years old but never thought that I had to sleep on 100 years old mattress, we stayed I room 104 and I must say that I never slept on this old mattress that all springs was poking my body so basically I couldn't sleep, had a restless night, I think they invested in the cocktail machine and forgot to look after the rooms. The cocktail machine was good so this was positive, location is OK too very near the sea. I wouldn't stay again just because I think is rip off for quality of the room where I couldn't sleep at all.

Amazing food and very affordable prices. 😌

The wellington is a special place its where I said goodbye to my family, they were so kind on such a sad day Ron

I love this place, good atmosphere, great prices, great food, friendly bar staff, friendly chef and consistent! Used this place a few times and will continue to visit with my family.

A very warm welcome and all staff were very friendly and efficient. The menu is quite extensive and varied for this small pub but absolutely delicious. We had the Mac n cheese, veggie tart and fish pie. All were excellent. The brownies and plum tart were of the same excellent standard. A great little gem. We will return!

Recommended for it's location, 3 minutes walk from where we needed to be, and the food. Very welcoming, the two young girls working behind the bar and serving food were really nice and helpful. A gin and tonic with added orange slices, blueberries and raspberries was a sight to behold (wish I'd taken a photo now). Food was great, macaroni cheese, fish pie and a vegetarian tart were very good, I would say the mac-cheese was better than average, and ample servings. The french beans and carrots with the fish pie had obviously been warmed up, probably left over from the day before, which is fine, (waste not want not) but it was obvious not freshly cooked that morning which was a same. The same could NOT be said of the salads with the other meals, not a limp lettuce leaf in sight. Deserts were very good, chocolate brownie with vanilla ice cream and a smiley in the icing sugar dusting and the plum tart and custard was also very good, no overcooked plums in that dish. The ladies toilets were clean but somewhat tired. If I ventue to Seaford again I will definitely remember The Wellington as a good place for lunch!

We all had a lovely evening here! Food, drink and staff were fantastic 👌 Well worth a visit 😊

Poor choice for accommodation. Old soft and lumpy mattress with a slope. Dripping shower faucet and mouldy tiles. Windows kept open to air out the room. Poor value.

Kicked out by the landlord for sitting on a bar stool at the bar ! What a strange pub !!!!! It was good years ago but now it's dead .

Had a good lunch . Reasonable prices. Good service. Parking can be an issue. We managed to park just outside the pub.

Had an amazing fish finger sandwich

Just stopped for a drink. Very warm and cosy unfortunately the atmosphere was spoilt by the lady on the table next to us vaping and screeching loudly.

We only used the Pub which had a good atmosphere & was very busy.

We went for breakfast with Santa . I’ve got to say the best one I’ve been too , the kids absolutely loves it . What a great team they went out their way for us all made us feel so welcome . What a great pub with lots of character definitely one of the best pubs in seaford , they all put so much effort into the pub

With friends and very busy. Our food and service was good. I had their Bangers & Mash which came with the request to have the gravy separate. Big disappointment was the sausages. Three, I’d rather have had two butcher sausages ( from a local butcher) rather than 3 mass produced Cumberland Sausages frozen and from wherever.

A nice warm pub ,perfect for a night's stopover before ferry,food and beer were good too.

I have been using this place for about 15 years now. At first I found it to be A1, sadly, over the years, and with changes in management, I think it has let standards slip. They used to have a strong link with the locals butchers, and the breakfast used to be superb. A few years ago they switched to economy breakfasts, and so the last few visits I have skipped breakfast. I was happier getting my breakfast round the corner at The Lanes, not cheap, but I loved it. To be clear, many people are happy with cheap and cheerful, I am just someone that would prefer to pay more and really enjoy what I have. The Wellington used to have the Cask Marque and usually 6 real ales. They have understandably lost the Cask Marque and are now down to 2 real ales. This pub used to be busy every time I visited a few years ago, this visit it was very quiet. The rooms were always spotless and well maintained. This visit I found things to be needing some tlc. See pics. The shower needed some cleaning or resealing, the shower outlet hose drips so the bathroom door needed closing, toilet roll holder insecure, tieback fixing missing. I have video of the dripping shower, but vids cannot be posted here. I was in the area for family reasons. The bar took a call for me, which I could overhear. The only other customers in the bar at the time were known to the staff, the lad was introducing all the regulars to the new girl. I was the only strange face. They didn't make connection between the call and me, and I could hear the lad behind the bar mocking the call, "Ahhh, he's got to phone his Mummy". I thought that was highly inappropriate. If he had given me the message directly, I would have explained this to him. The message was put under the door. This lad is young, and has much to learn. He jumped into a conversation with both feet and got it wrong. He took my order for a meal and a glass of red, and did everything but the glass of red. I had to request it again once the meal arrived. Mistakes like that happen when you're busy, or when your focus is showing off to the girls, they shouldn't happen on a dead night. End of the day, I do accept that the staff are usually all new every visit, that's the nature of the game, and currently staff are very hard to find, so a body may be better than nobody, but if you let them run free, someone will say something eventually.

Not the best fish and chips but it was ok and the service was ok,too. Fish cake was also fine but nothing special.

Absolutely wonderful staff in a very comfortable pub. The rooms are spacious and spotless. Great pub with great examples of the standard dishes and some very creative ones as well. Terrific atmosphere. Definitley recommend it for lodging and dining.

Polite efficient quick service. Really good tasty Sunday lunch, especially the roast potatoes. Will definitely go again.

Simon made our one night stay at The Wellington such a pleasure. Our room, the bathroom and bed were immaculately clean. Breakfast cooked by Simon was amazing. We will be back Highly recommended by Sandra & John

We had Sunday lunch at the Wellington a couple of years ago and it was great. I don't know if they have changed hands since but today the food was so awful that I'm actually spending some of my evening here to warn others. My partner, a friend and I ordered chicken roast today and it was basically a microwave meal with dishwater gravy. My friend and I only ate half the chicken and a couple of stiff, chewy roasters as we were really hungry but left everything else (and I like my food so was annoying to say the least to have spent £15 on a meal and to leave hungry). I asked the bar staff if I could speak to the manager as I wanted to give personal feedback rather than spending time on Trip Advisor, but they seemed actually scared to go and speak to the manager as he was 'really stressed out in the kitchen and really busy'. I asked if the bad meal might have been due to staff shortage and they said they were 1 member down. If you don't have the staff to create meals that are of an acceptable standard, then shut the kitchen so people can get value for money elsewhere. The picture is the food that was sent back minus the chicken I kept for my dog (my friends plate was exactly the same). We have Sunday roasts pretty frequently and we have our own score game from 1-10, never having gone below a 7 before. I would score the Wellington at a 2 (and only that high as the chicken was tasteless but just about edible).

Simon is the perfect host, our stay was really lovely. Seaford is a gem, and the Wellington is the ideal spot to spend the night. Plus: the breakfast is amazing!

Went for Sunday roast, never again. How they could make meat and vegetables so bland and tasteless I do not know. Pork loin was fatty and largely inedible, served with aunt Bessie type potatoes and half a plate of cabbage, with a thin gruel gravy.

We have stayed before and loved it. Came back for our 16th Wedding Anniversary. Lovely pub and lovely rooms , very clean and just lovely throughout. Wonderful and caring staff. Will come back again! Seaford is a quiet coastal location without the obvious tourist location. An easy going place so don’t expect fireworks just a local English old school beach resort and there’s nothing wrong with that! Oh the pub does great ales, food and breakfast too!

Nice pub, the food was quite good (I had a steak), and a good selection of beers as well. Very friendly and welcoming staff

Great 3 night break, would have given 6 stars, but you'll have to settle for 5. Hope all goes well in July with the new addition.

Had dinner here. Nice straightforward pub menu, no weird mixing of ingredients or pretensions. Kids menu also available. Food was tasty and the staff were friendly and helpful. Pleasant surroundings. Food was good quality and good portions. Would definitely come back. This is what a...

Went for Sunday lunch, nice atmosphere friendly had a good starter then the main course was a little disappointing burnt roast potatoes and really burnt Yorkshire pudding was a bit school dinner was intending on having a desert but decided against it and a little...

Enjoyed a wonderful dinner and cooked breakfast here. The room was clean and comfortable with the heating so welcome on such a cold windy day. Nothing was too much trouble for Simon and the team- THANK YOU.

The Wellington at Seaford is one of the friendliest, most welcoming places we have stayed and is amazing value for money. The owners, Simon and Nina, are a lovely couple and have clearly put heart and soul (and money!) into upgrading the facilities since they...

This was our second visit to the Wellington after a successful stay last February. Once again we had a great time there. The staff are very friendly and helpful and the room was lovely. The location is excellent as its a short walk to the...

We went for Sunday lunch today, family of four and we all chose a roast. Huge portions of beautifully cooked food, with lovely fresh veg. Service was excellent. Highly recommended.

The fish and chips were the best I’ve had in a very long time! Absolutely divine and melted in the mouth!

Simon is a very friendly and attentive owner of the Wellington Hotel and pub. The staff were excellent too. We were the only couple staying that night and were more than made to feel welcome by Simon. We didnt dine in the evening but the...

After booking a private area and pre ordering food ahead of our evening, i arrived early to decorate and the staff were amazing in helping get everything finished before everyone arrived. Food arrived at our requested time and the starters were lovely. The mainsand starters...

The pub is decorated beautifully, has a warm & cosy atmosphere. 3 of us ordered from the special festive menu & one from the standard menu. We were all very pleased with our food, quite large portions so we could not finish it all. Staff...

The Wellington is a warm and cosy bar, very welcoming, friendly staff & nice atmosphere Credits to Simon super friendly!

Lovely place, good prices, nice and friendly owners and just a pleasant pub to spend some time in :)

Making it our new regular pub! Great atmosphere really enjoyed our visit, very friendly staff, would recommend!

Simon especially is a lovely person and the service is great, cosy vibes and very clean and spacious!

Thank you Simon for a great time, look forward to seeing you again and trying your Beef Wellington. Best pub in Seaford. Oh, by the way great extra hot cappuccino too!!

Simon was very nice and all staff were welcoming:) Very nice and friendly pub and I would definitely recommend!

I stayed 2 nights with some work colleagues. Simon and his team were very welcoming and could not have made our stay more enjoyable. The rooms are very good value, very clean and comfortable. The food was fantastic, breakfast and evening meal and there is a great range of beers. We will definitely be back

We were very happy to see this local pub open again under new management.It was very clean and nicely decorated and all tables spaced out and covid safe.The manager and bar staff were very helpful and we spent a very pleasant Sunday lunchtime having food and a drink.The food was delicious and extremely well presented.We will definitely be recommending The Wellington to othersWell done Simon and your team

We were extremely pleased with this tradition pub opening under new management.The place was very clean, nicely set out with lots of space and very covid safe.Simon and his bar staff were very welcoming.We had some great food today with our drinks, the menu has a good variety of choices and the food was cooked and presented superbly.We will definitely recommend The Wellington to others and wish Simon and his team the best of luck in this great addition to the life in Seaford.

A friend and I stopped for lunch after a Sunday walk. I masked up, scanned QR and entered, the guy behind the bar greeted me and said he’d come out to our table outside. He turned up quickly, took our orders and returned equally quickly with our beers and menus.I ordered the mixed chicken and beef roast, my mate went for lamb shank and requested no Yorkshire but extra veg.Our meals turned up in a reasonable time, plates well loaded although the Yorkshire had been left off mine not his - no biggie and easily remedied. My beef was very well done but tender and there was at least a whole large chicken breast. His lamb shank was a good size, both had lots of peas, carrots, cabbage, rosaries and gravy. My request for mustard was fulfilled quickly.After we’d eaten, service slowed down a bit, had to ask twice both for another drink and our bill - there seemed by now to be only one person serving.Just under £50 for a roast dinner and three pints each - good value in my book.TripAdvisor jumps from Average to Very Good. I’d rate this good if I could

visit Seaford infrequently as I adore the place.On this occasion I went to a pub for the first time and hoped for a cold beer on a warm day. I work in retail, so I was prepared with my face mask. I approached the main bar and from the left arrived a young lady.She waswearing a mask too. I ordered a pint of IPA in a very friendly voice, and the young lady after the brief not particularly friendly acknowledgement, poured the beer. I waited as she said nothing. After it was poured, she rested the drink under the bar's eye_view, and blurted out, very quickly, a sentence.I asked her to repeat herself, and she shot me an icy look and said, "Give me your name and address, please!". The please sounded witheringly sarcastic.I asked her why, and she shot me an extremely withering look, and said, "Have you heard of track and trace?"As I work in retail I must admit to being out of the loop when it comes to the day to day of the virus' progress on the news. I have to ask customers to stand away from me day after day, month after month. I had heard of TandT, but was not really sure exactly what it was.When I said that I didn't know, she looked about ready to physically assault me, then in a deliberately slow voice, without a shadow of kindness or positivity, she explains the concept.I thought whilst awaiting the beer. I asked if she was asking me or telling me. She replied that I was under no obligation but it would be stupid of me to not supply her with the information.I calmly told her that she was preventing me from drinking the beverage which was the service that I had paid her for. I said that when she passed the drink then I will have a sip and then do as she asked.She wordlessly passed the drink.I sat down, had a few sips, and felt unstressed enough to do th s task.She was not quite so aggressive when I did tbis as hopefully she realised that she had rowed so far out that she needs to reign in.I received no thank you, and the transaction overall was devoid of grace, gratitude, empathy or sympathy, politeness... I took ten or fifteen minutes drinking and moved on, but not before hearing her talk to other customers and asking them in a totally different manner, even fake laughter when a man joked that she was asking him for a date.I hated the experience in the pub and strongly suggest that this young woman either attend a course in customer services, or check her passive aggressive behaviour, or find a new job.Edited once because the owner accused in responding to my first p, ostof getting my wires crossed :NO I DIDN'T, My bank statement said "The Wellington". So there.

Sadly neglected, horrible atmosphere, terrible facilities. Who decided to put the bloody pool table in the restaurant? Kitchen staff, swearing as they play the table. Cannot find one single redeeming feature...and I speak as a publican of some 20 years. Best avoided.

Have been going to the Wellington for years, but since the landlady left all the customers have left to. After my unhappy experience with the lady behind the bar last week i decided not to go there again. To night i went to the old Boot instead and found it was packed with all the old customers of the Wellington.

Great pub, good beer, staff are on point and friendly. Great atmosphere with good sports showing. I will go back when in the area.

Lured into the bar/restaurant by an enticing menu displayed on the window for passers by to see. Ordered and paid for drinks at the bar only to be told that they weren’t serving food today when I asked for the menu. Would have been helpful if this had been stated outside and for the menu to be removed from the window.

Poor service! Crisps out of date land lady couldn't give a damn, didn't smile once! Not going in again it's a shame this was our regular pub we visited Every week!!! Now we believe all the rumours

The vegetable soup arrived with the kind of film over it that tinned soup gets when it's been sitting for a few minutes. It also had lumps in it. To be fair there was no claim that it was home made soup, but when I asked if it had come out of a tin or a packet, the waitress just said she had no idea. The only decent thing about the roast was the meat. Gravy was obviously another packaged item, peas were hard, Yorkshire pudding was dark brown and crispy (i.e. well overcooked). At 12 pounds a head just for the roast, it was a big disappointment.

Perfectly situated for bars & restaurants in Seaford and for walking the coastal path East via Seven Sisters to Beachy Head or West to Brighton.

Booked through Booking.com last minute. The pub is obviously a local's pub and all the locals are very friendly.The room was tidy and everything was in working order, with a sea view.Jemima was a great host and I'll have no problems stopping here again,

we visited for evening meal and booked as we thought it would be busy however a little disappointed to find it had totally changed from our last visit and the once dining room is now a games room and we were told that most of the dining is in the main bar area which previously had been noisy and loud however that was not the case when we got there it was very quiet but I saw why it has totally gone down hill very shabby definitely needs an update and good paint - I went to the ladies and was horrified to see holes in the walls dark red painted walls and all marked or damaged not very inviting in fact quite the opposite though I will say the actual toilets were clean but not at all up to standard. there was what looked like a punched hole in the wall and it was very very dark and dingy. However the food itself was good well for me but my husband had the steak and ale pie but he said his mouth feels like it was burning so they either put too much pepper in it or some spice?

What on earth has happened to this once great pub? It has become seedy, dirty and thoroughly unpleasant. Avoid.

Yes I did send a review of this pub before, saying how good it was.

A friendly pub in Seaford that allows dogs inside one part so you can have your dinner. We had steak and salad and as always was cooked lovely, definitely worth a visit and is about £12 a meal.

Went to eat on Thursday and they don’t serve then. I found it very loud in there so probably was relieved.

My partner and I stayed at the Wellington for one night whilst touring around England. Good pub food, good collection of whiskies. The breakfast was large and delicious! Would definitely stay again!

Following it's closure, this fantastic pub is now under new management, climbing from its knees to its feet.

The Wellington closed unexpectedly a few weeks back but I am delighted it has reopened. This is a proper pub - do not expect The Ritz but enjoy a spectacular range of draught ales, many from local breweries and perfectly kept.

We have used the Wellington several times and enjoyed .Visited last week and if it hadnt been for the fact I was with family I would have walked straight out again .Very smelly and mucky . My sister had a bread roll with a mildew spot on the bottom .We were so disappointed and would never go back .Seriously needs a huge refurb .On a positive note my meal was good I had fish and salad. Just didnt like sitting in smelly surroundings .

Si bien es un pub mas a la vista, diferencia en que además es un bed and breakfast.

Excellent food at very good prices - their meal deals are unbeatable! This, combined with friendly staff and a decent pint, makes The Wellington one of the best pubs in Seaford.

Went for the burger night on a Friday lovely food and service large burger and it came with chips lovely

Booking made for lunch last Wednesday for 6 people. On arrival at 12.30 barmaid stated kitchen closed no food available.

Just come home from a Christmas meal. Will not be returning. Awful service, or lack of... !! Pre booked our food and table for 6pm. Doors to restaurant locked and couldn't get in. Slow service. I had a piece of plastic in my soup. Main meal was delicious and hot tho. Asked for more drinks but it wasn't waitress service. Had to go and get our drinks from the bar. Asked for the bill. Once again had to ask at the bar. Our £5 per head deposit was not deducted. Bar staff had no clue. Luckily I still had the receipt. Felt sorry for the poor waiter who could only keep apologising. It wasn't his fault. No one seemed to care about the piece of plastic or lack of customer service. I would not recommend going here at all to anyone.

Service was good, and a good selection of beers, but very limited lunchtime menu, we only saw the evening menu outside the front door when leaving, and that looks more interesting. Would try it again only for an evening meal though.

On a sunny Saturday lunchtime, met two friends, quite a long time since I was here before. An excellent choice of real ales, with the opportunity to taste a generous free sample before buying the selected pint. There is a price list on the bar counter-top, but, better still, the available ales were featured on a large TV screen. Prices per pint were on or around the 4 pounds mark.

We had an evening meal here recently. The food was OK but nothing exceptional. They had a good range of real ales. It was let down a bit by a lack lustre welcome. We felt we were 'in the way'. We found both the Old Plough or the Boot in Seaford to be more friendly

Spend two nights at the Wellington. Very impressed with every aspect of stay, particularly staff. From first checking in, they were welcoming, friendly and helpful, dealing with every issue and query with a smile. A great find in Seaford! Will certainly be back.

I stayed at the Wellington pub whilst travelling with work.

The food at the Welly is consistently good, the staff always pleasant, reasonable prices throughout the year. Returned for our Christmas meal. Pre ordered, our choices came out swiftly, served by two fantastic lads. Everything was piping hot and tasty. Had a great time. Was beautifully decorated again.

The nearest to a traditional pub there is in Seaford, good value food and wide choice of beers. The TV screen with the ale choice is a bit tacky, a chalk board would suit the place more and then light the open fire in bar, the place would then be perfect.

I recently ate here with a group of friends.. We ate off the Christmas menu. Which was very good. We had already placed our meal choices so didn't have to wait. The service was very good & the prices are very reasonable.will come here again.

Staying locally and wanted a quick meal and a drink. The Wellington didn't disappoint on the beer front. Good selection of real ales and lagers. We ate in the large room on the right of the front door which was a little daunting as we were the only people in there. We had 2 steak and ale pies plus a ham egg and chips. All ok.