The best restaurants in Battle Town Rother South East

This place isn't given the credit it truly deserves. We love coming here on Saturdays. The girls are fantastic and the owner is lovely. The food is always great and even when there's been times I've not fancied much, the chef will accommodate for my tiny stomach without hesitation. A real must to have to vist

I go here often for Coffee excellent coffee and very friendly environment. Would strongly recommend anyone to go here.

A great find and a well deserved cuppa after spending the morning exploring the lovely town of Battle. Friendly Staff and dog friendly.

Cute little care with a children’s play area. My husband just popped in to get us coffees and came out with a raspberry vegan croissant & Bakewell tart. Both the treats and coffee were lovely. Staff were nice and friendly.

Had a lovely meal here on the 1st December with some of my friends who I used to work with & the food was superb. The staff was excellent, very friendly & extremely helpful. Highly recommended for a night out at any time of the year Superb All Round

I have photographed weddings at Pilgrims Rest for many years now. The staff are always attentive and friendly. The building itself is incredible! A dream venue for couples and suppliers! Darren DB Photography Sussex

Such a pleasure to eat with confidence in a restaurant that understands gluten free food. Been several times to this restaurant recently, their Pad Thai is the best I’ve had out side of Thailand. The starters are varied and tasty and the range of main courses are eye watering with ranges of curry plus rice and noodle dishes. Wide range of food but the shellfish dishes are particularly good. The range of beers and wines is very good. The servers are very attentive and knowledgeable about the dishes if you have any queries and the atmosphere and venue itself is very pleasant.

Overpriced and disappointing. Came with a group and all meals pre selected. Slow Braised Pevensey Lamb in its own rosemary & thyme infused stock topped with buttered sliced potatoes & a medley of winter vegetable turned out to be a very small portion of lamb hotpot, no accompanying veg. About what you would expect from a supermarket value ready meal. Salmon served with Saffron potatoes, salmon was lovely, mash was tasteless and clearly prepared well in advance, completely tasteless. 2nd time we've been here this year and certainly won't bother again. Used to be a cracking family pub, but now not worth a bean.

We had a lovely meal here, the restaurant is beautiful inside and out and the staff were very friendly! Our food was delicious, there’s a good range of drinks/cocktails to choose from and everything is reasonably priced. We would definitely come back if we visit Battle again!

Visited this restaurant after a chilly afternoon out. Hotel bar was warm and cosy. We ordered a med Sunday roast which was very good, also hot and did not have to wait long. The roast was excellent, as was the mulled wine. The staff were attentive and friendly. Will certainly visit again.

Very cosy .log fire . Good menu . Lots to choose from . We were greeted by very friendly staff . We ordered lots of tapas dishes to share Starer was hot home made bread olives oils and home made humus . The tapas dishes were all really nicely cooked and presented . Tasted delicious. Staff were very helpful and attentative. We had a lovely lunch and we will definitely be back thank you . Thoroughly recommend.

We had a great steak dinner over Christmas in Trinity of Battle. Delicious food! Excellent service! Warm and cosy atmosphere next to a most beautiful Christmas tree ever.

We arrived at around 11:15am without a reservation and had a bit of luck and got the last table!! We ordered 2 traditional breakfasts, one gluten free, the waitress was very clued up and checked whether the request for gluten free was a choice or concerning a health condition, once we explained it was due to coeliac she explained that although the hash browns were g/f they were cooked in a shared fryer so would be unsuitable. She substituted the hash brown for another breakfast item to make up for it. The poached eggs were the best we’ve ever tasted and the whole breakfast was amazing! We went in later and had coffee and cake and my husband said the g/f toffee cake was amazing. I had the standard sticky toffee cake which was also delicious. The coffee was good too. We will definitely recommend and will definitely be back. So nice to see young staff who’ve been correctly trained in such important matters. Thank you.

I like this pub its is cosy and one of the best pubs for the winter as the fire is probably the best one in the town. The staff are always friendly and the beers are good. The pub is old and quirky and its front looks amazing, the inside decor has also been significantly improved over the years. The only downside is that the fire doesn't really heat the whole pub which can make the sections far away from the fire feel cold.

I went here today with my parents. My mum wanted cream tea but they didn’t have any so she tried to order a bacon and cheese turnover but they didn’t have that either. She then got the steak bake which had barely any filling in it. When we ordered two diet cokes, the waitress brought out two glasses. The glasses were so dirty, had a cloudy look as if someone put a paintbrush in it with white paint, so we decided to just drink straight out of the can. I ordered a chocolate doughnut that I saw in the window because it looked tasty but when I ate it it was very dry and tasteless. My dad seemed to have the best food since he didn’t have complaints about his meal, but he did feel that £18.95 was expensive for two pasties, a doughnut, two diet cokes, and a black coffee. Especially since two people were unhappy with what they ordered. However, on a kinder note, the staff working there were very kind to all of the customers.