The best restaurants serving British food in Danehill/Fletching/Nutley Wealden South East

A group of 8 of us went for a birthday meal , we had only booked for six of us, but when we phoned up to increase it to 8 they were very accommodating. They have a normal menu and a Thai menu, most of us went for the the Thai option of which some of the things we had were Duck spring rolls, Sesame prawn toast, Roasted duck curry and I had the Pad Thai which I can honestly say was the best Pad Thai I have ever had and the rest of the food was amazing too. The service was lovely with them checking up that everything was okay at points throughout the meal., we would thoroughly recommend trying either menu as having eaten here before both are great.

Cant comment on Rooms as just used the Restaurant. Drinks are Crazy Prices. £15:00 for an Aperil Spritz! Food is Good but to be Frank the Service Charge & Drink Prices are a Rip Off. Also Menu Chioice is Linited to a Few Specials & a Set Menu. Would not go back. Sad as the location is awesome.

Exceptional roast beef. Friendly fuss free service. Sat in the garden which was idyllic.

Over many years this has been one of our really go to pubs and restaurants. Used for family and business special occasions and more often a casual evening meal in bar area. Always great atmosphere, food and overall night out. Not so last night. For various reasons we have not been able to go for quite some time. Wow what a disappointment on several fronts. Seems like the whole DNA has changed. Right from the kick off the bar staff seemed lethargic, not really engaged and a slightly 'off'. The overall layout had changed with the opening up of the restaurant as part of the general bar area, not a segmented area. Change can be great but not in our view in this case. Gone where the white linen table cloths in the restaurant - pity. One of our go to meals is fish and chips was off the menu @ 7.30 in the evening with the pub ish 20% capacity. We had sausages which were not either either in our opinion local fresh with a poor texture and very bland taste. Three on a plate with just some stips we think it was potato actually not sure, poor in texture. A very poor plate. Andrew serving our table, and all the others tables , was as always very attentive. Poor experience overall and a change to something that felt like a Multiple chain. Not one of the countries award winning venues which we used to love.

Trading boundaries has a magic from the moment you walk through the door. It's a family run business and they make you feel special. The ambience is fantastic, with so much to feast your eyes on. It tantalises all your senses, with the lights, decor, beautiful food and Jazz music. Its everything you could ask in a place and more.

Disappointing, the Sloop's web-site offered a set two course lunch for £19.50, an offer reiterated on the Festive Menu Board in the restaurant. On arrival, with my wife and two friends. we were informed the set menu was not available and we needed to order from the al la carte menu. As I only required a light meal, I ordered a main course , steak and chips , coffee and mince pie with a bottle of non-alcoholic beer. This came all came to £46.40 including the added 12.5% gratuity. Cannot fault the service and ambiance however. I agree with the other's who posted similar comments - rather expensive for a steak pub lunch.

Had a lovely meal, Cody was really brilliant, very attentive and helpful. Food was nice as well though not on par with the staff service.

We love this pub, the team are always friendly & welcoming. The food is excellent, I would highly recommend a Sunday Roast which comes with lots of vegetables, excellent gravy & very generous portions. The pub is warm & welcoming with a lovely large garden at the back which is gorgeous in the summer time.

I have been to the Red Lion on several occasions and the staff and food has always been good. But today I was served the poorest liver and bacon I have ever had. The liver was overcooked and impossible to cut and the bacon was so burnt it splintered on the olate. The dish should never have left the kitchen to be served to a customer. The staff member was polite and offered an alternative which I declined. Very, very disappointing. I would have given it 1 point but for the professionalism of the stsgg

After a walk around Sheffield Park we went into the Coach House Tea Rooms for some drinks and a snack.- A limited Choice Both of which were Okay, but nothing more and a little overpriced but it served our purpose