The best restaurants serving Default food in Lewes Bridge Lewes South East

Really lovely food in cute garden - friendly and laid back staff and great Asian food. Good value as well

We are a walking group and pre-ordered our take away sandwiches to eat on the village green. Everything was perfect with wonderful service. Many of our group bought coffee and cakes and were raving about it as well !

Deep fried GF veggies in their own batter - wonderful. Good chatting to someone that understands what people want.

Great brewery lots of great people

No puedo comentar sobre el restaurante pero, siguiendo la recomendación, utilicé estaciones para hacer el catering para una conferencia de más de 400. La comida era excepcional, el servicio impecable y la buena relación calidad precio. Mientras que esto fue hace un par de años no puedo supongo que las normas han empeorado dramáticamente así que pensamos que es apropiado para comenzar la reseña en Trip Advisor para este establecimiento.

This a great little place with a positive ethos and a big heart. Food that would otherwise go to waste is used to make great meals with real flavour. We had a super nutritional lunch and the portions were a good size. A loyalty scheme also provides meals for the homeless. What’s not to like? Will definitely return.

Amazing pizzas with brilliant staff

Friendly, good food very reasonable prices

The beer is fantastic. That gets a 5. But the service, attitude and apathy we got from a member staff isn't good enough. It doesn't reflect the warm community vibe Beak gives off as a brand. I wrote privately to Beak on this matter as I don’t think it’s productive giving poor reviews before you’ve had a chance to resolve privately. I never got a response. Will still buy the beer but won’t be going back to the brewery.

Great coffee and friendly service. Would be handy to have a menu/drinks list tho and pricing just for clarity (Unless I missed it)

Wow! Finally got on a tour ! Our guide was the joint MD and what a passionate advocate for his brewery & his beer. A truly excellent, good humoured informative tour followed by a tasting. Fabulous historic buildings & fittings, and ale to die for. I felt like I'd died and gone to heaven.

I’m new to Lewes as I’m visiting. I’m also a coffee shop aficionado. So, as I’d done nearly all the coffee shops in town I did a Google search for my last one and try somewhere different. I found this place via the excellent reviews, but being by the station I was curious if they were true. I can wholeheartedly agree with everyone else! The coffee here is most definitely the best tasting, but the service from Delina was impeccable! Kudos to the team for creating a good space to switch off and watch the world. And I’ve been to a lot of coffee places around the world!

Always lovey to grab a quick bite

Authentic and simple Thai with BYOW. Great spicy 🌶️ pre theatre 🎭 supper.

We were initially excited to visit this restaurant as the reviews are mostly good and many people rave about this restaurant. We booked before visiting and were promptly seated by the window at the front of the restaurant. The woman who seated us was very friendly and made us feel no rush whilst deciding. The one thing that stood out was the lack of any sort of ambiance music and as such you felt very out there just sat in an empty room. The menu was very exciting to read with lots of options that were varied and different from the standard dishes served at all Thai restaurants. Unfortunately this is where the excitement ended with the food. Once ordered food was delivered promptly and was hot and well cooked however the starters were nothing special. The fried squid I had was well cooked and crispy but didn't have much flavour in the seasoning and the sweet chilli dip was the only flavour. The sauce was meant to be mixed with a peanut sauce but instead just had crushed peanuts on top of the sauce pot. The other members of my party had the spring rolls which were your bulk standard wholesaler ones and was very thin and lacking filling. The spare ribs were tasty and well cooked but again were just standard wholesaler ones. The mains came shortly after our starters were cleared and were very hot. I had the Pad bai kra pao and what arrived was nothing like I was expecting I did question with the staff but they were adamant this was the right order. My job involves me working all over the world with various nationalities and the Thai chefs like to cook this dish which is why I was excited to have it in the UK. The dish that arrived was very wet and was in a greasy soup mixture this was a dish that was meant to be stir fried according to the menu however the veg was very undercooked and the pork was very tough and dry. I have attached a picture below of what the dish was meant to look like and couldn't find any that matched what I had. The dish did have a alright taste but was very salty and oily. The Thai green curry another member of the party had was very weak on flavour and seemed to be watery. There was also a lot of oil floating on the surface. I had also tried some of this dish and found it to be nothing special. The coconut rice suffered a similar fate there was a very and I mean very mild coconut taste nothing special but the rice was nice and soft. The food here is fair priced for a main course and sides. Starters were extremely overpriced for what was served, as mentioned the spring rolls were the thin ones you get from a Chinese and pay half the price for. The calamari had little flavour other than the dip and was a pretty small portion for nearly £9. We didn't attempt desserts as we were all disappointed by the meal so cannot comment on that. In regards to drinks I only noted the price on beer and coke which were the two drinks the table got. A small beer was nearly £5 and a large nearly £9 which is disgraceful for a bottle of Singha I would expect no more than £6 for a large. I totally get that prices are higher in Lewes and due to current market climate but these prices are way above the average price you'd expect. We went to the pub down the road and a pint was £5.8 to give some proof to my above comment. The "Coca Cola" we had I am almost certain was not Coca Cola as advertised on the menu and was a knockoff or cheaper brand. I cannot remember the price of this item but I think it was around £3.20 for a small glass. Overall a disappointing meal given the amount of reviews raving about this place, maybe we got unlucky this time and had a bad meal. However plenty of other locations around for Thai which is a lot better tasting and better quality and portions.