The best restaurants serving British food in Lewes South East

The owner is an engaging, friendly character who made the entire experience of attending court a more relaxed one. Please visit and enjoy a lovely coffee

The food was delicious and healthy. I had the salad option and it was packed with variety, colour and great taste. My son had soup and fresh bread and a sausage roll. We plan to return because the food was great at a really affordable price.

This sub-station made my visit to Seaford and the Seven Sisters hike even more memorable! It was full of friendly locals who shared great tips about the trail. The owner was especially kind, helping me with directions and recommending a delicious sub — which honestly powered me through the whole hike. Highly recommend!

Absolutely superb. First ever visit, with family, whom are frequent diners for many years. A really warm welcome, pleasant ambience and delicious food. An excellent choice for a very special evening meal.

Great place for Breakfast or Brunch, although they do Lunches and Afternoon teas. Friendly Staff, Mark and Ellie are always attentive. Food is always cooked great, as you would expect. We try to get there at least once a fortnight as a treat.

Just had fish and chips from this place for 13 people at a sheltered acommodation and everyone said it was the best fish and chips they have had for a long time. It eas easy to order on line and it was ready in my time slot 10/10

I have been to Frankies beach bar about a year ago. The service and food was very good. Travelled from Worthing on a beautiful day to enjoy a lunch. Was I wrong! We ordered toasted sandwiches. They were very greasy and inedible. I was told that because they had been busy a buildup of oil had built up on the grill. Greasy spoon,definitely!

Decent pub food at decent prices. Very popular.

Me and my husband stayed here for a night while we were travelling around The Peak District on our motorbike. We absolutely loved it! The staff were friendly and very helpful, couldn't do enough for us. The evening meal was extremely good, highly recommend eating here even if you don't stay. The atmosphere was relaxing and the pub busy. Great playlist of music playing quietly outside in the lovely garden. The room was a little dated but functional, the shower was great, powerful and plenty of hot water. Tea, coffee and hot chocolate provided with some biccies too :) We had a lovely nights sleep and we were very comfortable. Breakfast was really good, plenty of choice and excellent quality food. The lady who served us was an absolute treasure! There is a great walk out the back of the pub which took us around 6.5 miles along the river and through the gorgeous countryside. If you fancy it, download the Komoot app and it will lead you the way! We totally recommend this place and will stay again next time we are passing through! Thanks for a lovely evening, Laura and Jim

A really lovely cafe, I hadn't seen it since it's been refurbished and it looks fresh and inviting. We had salads, quiche and the vege chilli, all excellent and obviously freshly prepared. I like the ethos of using local and sustainable suppliers too. Friendly service and the prices reasonable considering the quality.

Came across this place on the last leg of a walk on the Downs a few years back. Returned today to find all was closed down and overgrown, despite a website i ducati g to the contrary. . How on earth someone managed to submit a good review on 4th Sep is rather strange. The location and feel of the garden, with the gravel pathways and cottage type beds, was once absolutely idyllic. Not surprised it hasn't survived - the following is what I drafted back then. Pethaps I should have read the signs... "There were lots of tables and chairs to choose from, some in some very welcome shade. We were rather dirty and sweaty, so didn't really notice the standard of the furniture. We sat and recovered, reading our papers. The drinks and lunch were of very good quality and tasty, so we didn't mind the above average prices. However, the speed of service and attitude of the older woman were bad. I can't therefore give a good rating.. The place was not crowded, and we had to remind them about our order (tea, cold drinks and salad) after 30 minutes - when an adjacent table was served before us, having arrived 10 minutes or so after us. When our order was delivered, our comment was "oh, lovely, we're ready for this", to which the woman replied "oh have you been waiting - we can only work so fast in this heat you know". Clearly someone who finds it easy to make it the customer's problem. Just an apology would have done. Shall go back though, for the location, but perhaps just for a cuppa next time (would possibly be cold tho).

Lovely cafe with huge garden just next door to the post office/shop. We sat in the garden and had a pot of earl grey. My friend had a scone and I hade a slice of carrot and orange cake. All very good. Friendly service.

Best to walk as parking is limited, although not necessary depending on time if day. Excellent cafe, competitively priced and good quality cafe food.

The kind lady serving was so helpful providing us with a ramp for my mother in law to get her wheel chair into the cafe. The food and drink was great and we will definitely be going back again..

As a group we regularly frequent the Bistro. Although the restaurant is part of Gradwell Park Retirement Village it is open to the public. It has had a few hiccups in the past with various agency chefs but has now redeemed itself with a new chef. The restaurant is peaceful and comfortable and the attention and service from Helen is impeccable. The food is always freshly prepared and very good value.