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

Interesting experience. Arrived at opening. Busy gentleman filling drinks fridge. Friendly lady finally appeared and engaged immediately. Small pub with some superb decor, lots of great beams and similar decoration. Shortish lunch menu but enough choices for picky me! Starter was a mint and soy lamb rib with smashed cucumber dressing and a kick of something spicy. Main was a pollo milanese that I asked not to include the cheese. Nicely cooked and presented with a lovely tomato based sauce and a mountain of rabbit food! Dessert was a chocolate heavy dessert with raspberry gel and a nice raspberry sorbet. Venue has real character and the waitress was genuinely engaged in her work. Toilet is functional bearing in mind the age. Nice food and waitress.

We spent the Easter Weekend in Isfield , Uckfield to our surprise we found a lovely country pub serving both English and Thai food , the front of house was a charming Thai lady very helpful , we both tried the Thai food my wife prawn sweet & sour stir fry me Choo-Chee salmon just wonderful full of taste it was so good that we returned on Friday and Sunday, the Thai chef on cooking Thai food was brilliant, we both thought it was the best Thai food we had ever tasted,I would recommend trying the Thai food and the real ale /wines are very well priced

Lovely venue that we’ve visited before. Service was friendly but a little tardy. Most of the food was excellent, carefully prepared and presented, and delicious. The cote de boeuf (800gm) that two of us shared was, however, very disappointing. Carved in the kitchen onto a cold serving platter it arrived at the table scarcely more than lukewarm. Cold dinner plates sucked any remaining warmth out. The meat itself was as tough as old boots, and the amount of gristle meant that a good proportion was inedible.

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.

Charmant pub, personnel accueillant et un jardin avec une vue imprenable. Les plats étaient excellents. Le seul bémol, l'attente un peu longue au moment des desserts.

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.

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.

We booked in for mid day on a Sunday. 2 families, 5 adults and 3 kids. Kids enjoyed the outside play area. Food arrived fairly promptly and service was ok considering busy Sunday. Food was not bad although pricey for what it was. £18 for a chicken cesar salad for example. The table was dirty when we arrived, we had to get a high chair on our own which needed wiping down severely. Toilets were pretty filthy also.

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