The best restaurants serving British food in South East

Right on the beach, free parking along the sea front and a lovely venue.

Food wervice incredibly slow. Beer was £8 a pint which for such a slow fiood service was awful. We cancelled after 50 minutes.

Vastly overpriced, no butter, queues to pay, cold food. will not rush back. Much nicer venues around with staff that can be bothered.

Excellent facilities for water sport

Food was excellent, staff were friendly and helpful. Missed the order ticket to start with and we had to pop to bar to check when no drinks appeared but after that fast and efficent. When dinner arrived fries had been put on one instead of chips but very quick to fix the error.

The best spot in the whole of Hastings, completely wasted. Such a shame.

Lovely gift friendly service and the cream tea was delicious all very clean and across the road was a park so we did a walk as well

Called without prior booking to this quaint pub/restaurant in the centre of South Wraxall. Old building with low ceiling, but nicely decorated. Friendly staff. Delicious fish pie with butter mash and seasonal greens. Large pieces of fish 4 different varieties.

“Fish” is mainly batter. The fish that is provided has seen better days although I have had worse. The carbonated drinks are coloured water, although they did rectify this when asked.

We visited a week ago really enjoyed the freshly cooked food.

I've used Goodies for a number of years now. Decided to get myself pie and chips. The pie was dreadful, just liquid and hardly any meat. Will not be recommending them in the future.

I ordered and my daughter collected masala fish and chips from the shop. They missed giving spoons and never gave us napkins or a drink. Fish meal was £10 online and when my daughter went to collect they refused to give her a drink as they had not changed prices online. They are such tight and rude staff. They have poor customer service skills. Just take your money else. where. Not a worth it

We popped in for a usual pint and catch up with regulars on Saturday. The car park reguster is still positioned in its usual place right by the area people wait to be seated for food . This means that it can not be easily seen by people and is difficult to get to it would be better positioned either in the main entrance hall way area or somewhere that it can be seen and accessed without having to ask people to move so as you can use it. The bar was so busy, lots of confusion and the Landlady had to take over bar service, with people waiting for over 10 minutes to be served some (like us) were overlooked Some of the tables in the bar area were not cleared with dirty plates and glasses and some had not been wiped down. Since the refurbishment more tables have been added to the bar area so it is cramped and no way accessible for a disabled person. Whilst I appreciate you can never predict how many staff you need each day it was clear to see on the day we visited it was chaos and not the usual service we have enjoyed. Sadly, after waiting and waiting to be served or even acknowledged at the bar with a ' I'll be with you in a moment ' we left and went else where. What a shame as the refurbishment looks nice.

Stayed overnight at this restaurant with rooms. Room was spacious and comfortable and easy to get to as on ground level. A member of staff, Luke helped with our cases. The bar was nice, although drinks were quite pricey. The dinner was plentiful and tasty and we had a quiet table in The Snug area. It was a perfect end to a perfect trip to the UK.

Oh my word! Having been pulled in by the kerb-appeal of all the delicious-looking delights in the window, my partner and I hoped to find something nice for lunch. How disappointed we were....... This verged on a blend of Fawlty Towers and a Karen's Diner. There are warning-galore, all written on paper bags stuck over the walls and on the display areas. "Do not touch, this is not self-service, don't fiddle with the toaster settings, children and knives don't mix, we are not trained fire-fighters, no toilets here.....", all headed up by a small, rather stroppy and officious tyrant of a woman! I wondered what we had stumbled upon so headed for Tripadvisor and all was revealed! The reviews don't lie! I then amused myself over a bowl of mediocre soup and unremarkable bread, by reading the words of previous customers. I CONCUR! We ate our lunch squashed onto a pew with other equally bemused/ confused/ amused diners and made a speedy exit - my partner more speedy than me as he didn't want to risk her wrath at the till, heaven-forbid he did something wrong! I'm still not quite sure what we experienced and I don't think I'll return. Go for a nosy if you have broad shoulders and fancy taking on Miss Trunchbull of the bakery world!