The best restaurants serving British food in East Dean Wealden South East

We were the first through the door on Mother's Day, looking for a light breakfast before travelling home. What a great place! Everything was exactly as it should be. The cafe was spotlessly clean. The view of the downs and the famous Tiger Inn through the large front window was exceptional. The food was fresh and great quality. The coffee was excellent. But best of all was the service. Despite it being 09:30 on a Sunday the family that owns and runs the cafe were bright and cheerful. They served us as if we were regulars with smiles and the odd joke or two. Great job all of you. In the time it took us to eat our breakfast, several other people turned up and were made equally welcome, including 2 adorable dogs. Our only regret is that we live so far away that it will be a while before we return. But return we shall whenever we are in the area. Thanks again for a great time.

Such a charming little place. The staff seem to know everyone by name so obviously a regular clientele. Such a shame it will close on 21st. I’m sure it will be missed as seems like a real community hub

Highly recommended. Two ladies offering a friendly welcome & delicious cream teas & sandwiches. And own car park too at ///tile.path.lend

Gorgeous blonde at the till was super friendly, what a cutie, you took my breath away, I wish I had asked for your number or your Instagram

Good airy place. Excellent food.

The Lamb was fatty and tough also luke warm. Roast Potatoes had microwave taste and cold . We reported the above to the waitress but no management came to see us. As it was a family celebration did not want to create a scene. Overall very poor family experience.

We love 3 hours away but we love coming here once a year for a hike. The food is always delicious. Yes it’s a little bit pricey but for the location and the atmosphere I am happy to pay that little bit more. They have heaters and blankets outside which was a nice touch. Thank you.

As a local, I visit here fairly regularly. But really only because it is 'handy' and visitors want to try it. Last visit on Easter Saturday evening was appalling. Really busy (which is good) but only 1 guy serving at the bar, so was constant queueing. Had a table booked to eat, but was sharply told we had missed it- apparently it was an hour earlier and they couldn't now accommodate us! I wouldn't mind, but had already spoken to the bar guy about it and said I'd be back nearer our booking time. And then we had been sitting under his nose, trying to pass the time until our table booking. Horrible service and won't be back any time soon.

Only had coffee at this time but we will be back to try the food soon.

Such a pleasant place to grab a bit of refreshment after a bright breezy roam vieiwing the amazing scenery. The place was clean, bright and imaginatively decorated. The queue system for service was clear and the servers were friendly and helpful. It may have been just a brief stop for a cup of tea but we left feeling refreshed and smiling.