The best restaurants serving Brasserie food in South East

Amazing customer service You need to get food here!!

Delicious hamburgers - we took different ones, and they were all fantastic. Friendly staff. The place was clean.

It was amazing as always… We had a lovely waitress too, she was really friendly but I didn’t manage to take her name! I always enjoy coming to The Hut, you know the food is going to be worth the money. The drinks are on point and the ambience is so fun and bubbly! It feels like a holiday.

We are regular customers here and highly reccommend it as we really enjoy the food and appreciate the accomodating staff! The menu caters well for meat eaters and vegetarians. You get an extra treat of a baklava too at the end of your meal!

You have got to try thus restaurant to appreciate it.

Excellent pub great beers from Oxford and the UK, really good pizza, great vibe

We recently celebrated with our family at The Steakist in Arundel after our wedding at the town hall, and we couldn’t have asked for a better experience. From the moment we started making arrangements, Hollie was incredibly helpful—friendly, responsive, and genuinely invested in making sure everything went smoothly for our special day. The food was absolutely superb. Everything was cooked to perfection and full of flavour. Our guests are still talking about the quality of the food and how relaxed and welcoming the atmosphere was! The team made us feel right at home, and the service throughout the evening was attentive without ever feeling intrusive. It was the perfect way to mark such an important day with our loved ones. We’re so grateful to Hollie and the team at The Steakist for helping to make our wedding day even more memorable.

The service & quality of the meal were excellent. We were celebrating a family birthday & we will have great memories. Thanks to Rashid who made us feel so welcome. Thanks also for the team who provided some excellent & memorable food. Brilliant!! We are looking forward to returning soon.

Ten out of ten went twice can not fault it at all . Great staff and amazing food . Very similar to nandos was exactly what I expected it to be x

Average at best. £12.50 for 4 prawns on skewers as a sharing plate. The Moroccan chicken skewers with Cous Cous was below par and although presented relatively well it did not lend itself to the so called exciting dishes as advertised! The menu choices are not good and quite frankly sparse. The choice of desserts was disheartening, although reasonably priced. The drinks are expensive £3.50 for a half of Coke and £10 for a glass of wine is quite honestly too much. The Good friendly service from the front of house staff can’t be faulted. Average food at an above average price. Will definitely NOT be going back.

On a gloomy, damp Saturday afternoon, four of us decided to walk up to the Queens Oak for a drink and some fresh air. As we arrived I noted the snug bar was very busy... and then found the few tables in the immediate larger bar were all taken. However, the further tables in the rest of the larger bar side were entirely free. I noted that most, but not all, were laid with knives and forks. Not wanting to make any assumptions, I politely asked "we are only planning to stay for one drink, would it be OK if we sit down for a short while?" but received a curt response: "No they are all laid for dinner this evening!" That was it -> no friendliness, no alternatives or follow up, just blunt NO. It was 3pm in the afternoon. Not only that, at least one round table in that area wasn't laid at all. We just looked at each other astonished... and left quietly, with our tails between our legs and shocked at the bluntness of the response. I acknowledge if the staff at the pub do not want local, casual drinkers to sit in that area at any time (in this case 3pm in the afternoon) then that is their prerogative. I'll know not to visit again. There's not much point in visiting a pub if there is no hospitality - it's far cheaper to remain at home and get a drink from the fridge.

A la vuelta de la esquina de mi hotel, (The Queens), no hay nada que ver desde fuera, pero sí una auténtica comida turca.

Popped into Loch Fyne for lunch today with my husband and had an amazing meal😋 With fantastic and friendly service from the lovely Aimee and her fellow colleagues 👍

Haven’t visited a lot but what I’ve had has been good. Unsure what is happening as they have been closed since 14th August.

Super sandwiches and good value. My wife and I visited today to find this little gem. Great variety of sandwiches on offer at reasonable prices. Friendly attentive service. We will be back!