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

Popped in for a drink on a Saturday evening. It was quiet but the staff and new management were lovely. So friendly and welcoming. It's recently been redecorated and looks great, we didn't eat but the menu looks delicious so we'll probably be back to try it!

Stayed here for a long weekend and it is really amazing. I didn't know that Queen Elizabeth II was friends with the family and stayed here often. Didn't get the Windsor suite but never the less a really lovely stay in a beautiful hotel. Grounds are great and area really good for beautiful villages. Food very good as is wine. I found the wine selection limited but not really complaining as they were good wines. Our room was at top of hotel but there is a lift so if you have a problem with stairs use the lift. Room very comfortable and great view.

Had a great Family lunch with 12 of us last Saturday and Ian, Charlie, Seb & Vesi could not have been more welcoming. The food was really delicious which made for a very happy celebration. Thank you all so much. Kate

Absolutely perfect, the venison dish is the best meal I have had in a pub. Lovely atmosphere, lovely service. Thank you to Kira and Amberley for looking after us.

Dinner and Oye Santana concert. Dinner and service really good, food excellent, staff all lovely. Oye Santana great, we’ve seen them before. We moved to East Sussex from London a few years ago and had nowhere like Trading Boundaries where we lived. So lucky to have such a brilliant venue practically on our doorstep. We’ll be back.

We were staying at WoWo campsite and The Sloop was recommended as a good pub to walk to. There were 4 adults and 3 children and we thought we'd go to pub for a drink and an ice cream for the children, as it was a hot day. The walk took us an hour, but it was well signposted and we didn't have any difficulty finding the pub. We arrived just after 2pm and the pub was reasonably quiet, just a few families finishing off their lunch. We were met by an unfriendly barmaid, who didn't really greet us but took our drinks and snacks order. We enquired about an ice cream for the 3 children, but was told that ice creams were reserved for those dining. We clarified that we only needed three, but were refused. It's a nice pub with a beautiful garden, however with the frosty reception we received I wouldn't be tempted to return.

I took my mum here for an afternoon tea for her birthday! It was the best afternoon tea we’ve ever had and our server Cody was amazing, very helpful! Thank you Cody for some of the best service we’ve ever had! Someone give him a promotion!

I had Sunday lunch here it was excellent .staff was great nice Atmosphere, lovely old pub would recommend it to anyone

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

Roast was tough, dry and chewy. Between us, we had pork belly, chicken, beef and lamb. All of us was tough/dry. Roast Potatoes had been pre cooked and sat under heat lamp and were dry and flavourless. Yorkshire’s dry and chewy. So disappointing. Very flavourless too, really lack of seasoning. It never used to be like this. Starters, and the Kids meals were good (fish and chips/burgers). On a plus side, the table service was good. Play area is great, especially the climbing trees in the bushes. Desserts and drinks all good. If we went back; we would definitely not order a roast dinner.