The best restaurants serving British food in Hastings South East

The meals have been down sized portions

I have just enjoyed a meal at the Brewers Fayre in Hastings, whilst staying at the Premier Inn. I only had a few minutes before the carvery was finished but wanted a starter too. Emma arranged for my food (carvery) to be kept warm until I finished my starter. Emma went above and beyond; I haven’t experienced such fantastic customer service in a long time, hence writing this review. I will definitely be returning when I’m next in the area.

Always a delightful spot and great service, one of me and my wife’s favourite places to visit. Great in the summer months

The staff were rude and had bad attitudes. No customer service!!

Had lunch here. I had a jacket potato with cheese and beans. I also had a coffee with oat milk. My partner had a big all day breakfast and we shared some chips (perfectly cooked). This was around 1pm. Not crowded at all and food was tasty and good value.

It was a charity coffee and cake morning

poor service, majority of the menu was out of stock! food was tasteless and just about cooked right. do not recommend whatsoever!!

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

This place has god downhill. Very poor service. Guys handling food with bear hands, and wiping hands on apron. Dirty toilets. Tables not cleared or cleaned (sticky). High prices. What has happened to this place that used to be a reasonable stop for a snack. Avoid.

My daughter and I went for breakfast today, there was no one in there, we ordered and sat outside, I must say it was pretty good, I ordered the light breakfast, food was hot and tasty, it’s a shame it’s always quiet but it was a Monday morning so may be it’s a quiet time.

This is the 2nd time I have visited The Duke and the experience this time was not as good. Unfortunately, the waiting staff seemed very disorganised and were not very attentive when taking the order. The cutlery, serviettes were not brought out all at once but they kept coming backwards and forwards. One of the party had the gnocchi and when the waiter asked if we wanted anything else, ie, sauces, etc, they requested some parmesan cheese. The waiter returned to say that we could have parmesan but there would be an extra charge of £1 ! I have never in all the times I have visited restaurants have been asked to pay extra for parmesan cheese. We then asked to speak to the manager, who came over and said she would have to speak to the chef as she was a temporary manager. I am not sure what that had to do with making a decision on whether or not we had to pay for the parmesan. I pointed out that a member of the party was having the fish & chips but had requested at the time of ordering that they did not want the mushy peas or tartare sauce. We would certainly not have expected to receive a reduction in the price ! The temporary manager then said she did not want to argue about it so would bring a portion of parmesan for no extra cost. I was a bit annoyed as there should have not been any argument at all as surely a small grating of parmesan should be free anyway, or the price incorporated in the cost of the meal !