The best restaurants serving Default food in Wealden South East

No problem’ nice food . Prompt service

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.

Visited Friday for a meal with friends.as expected on a Friday it was very busy, we knew it would be as we use this Wetherspoon's often.served fairly quickly and efficiently. Food took a little longer to arrive which was not a problem .the fried egg with the all day brunch was rock solid ,we asked for it to changed straightaway which it was .2nd one not that much better but at least not bullet like. The fried fish was over cooked a tad and my friend had scampi served with baked beans instead of peas. A member of staff quickly came over and asked if my friend had touched it as it wasn't hers ,took it away and bought correct one. My jacket potato was fine no complaints. Staff worked extremely hard and efficiently. Still one of our preferred Wetherspoon's

Handy. But too close to the ashdown forest. Stop building everywhere.

1 night stay before going to Gatwick. The two members of staff we saw were both polite and friendly. Our room was perfectly adequate and the bed was comfy with huge pillows. We only paid £54 and I felt this was a great price for what we got. Only 11 miles from Gatwick. Didn't eat here but did have drinks. The building is beautiful and there is a huge garden for the warmer weather. Wouldn't hesitate to stay here again

Food was great. A lovely lay out. Got a lovely country feel about the pub. Fires going. We were a table of 10 everything came out all together all hot all perfectly cooked was very impressed.

great quality food, enjoyed by all of the family. would highly recommend

I am completely shocked that curry was so soaked in salt it was ineadabl had to frow it in bin what a let down discussing waste of money

Chicken tikka was obviously cooked earlier and reheated as it had charred edges but wasn't crispy, onion bhajis just tasted of old oil but couldn't taste any onion, chicken madras was lacking in madras, chicken chilli masala had no spice, chicken tikka masala was OK but nothing special. I read some of the reviews beforehand which said it was good, very disappointed there's no decent indian restaurants in Hailsham.

Food was cold when arrived sauce dripping out of the dishes, onion baahji tasted stale overall the bread and rice was nice

What a wonderful local pub. The hospitality is superb and the food is quality fare. We booked for Christmas Dinner and it was excellent. The landlady is lovely as well as all her staff. Always helpful, always accommodating and does her best to ensure you have a lovely visit. Thoroughly recommended.

Excellent fish pies and burger last night - Thank You to the Chef and Staff. A great pub and atmosphere for both visitors and locals - - -

Arrived. Met with attitude. Staff more focused on a wedding. Obviously ignoring walk in trade. Shoved in an awful corner. Zero acknowledgement. And too much attitude. Will not ever ever return. Obviously making too much money to care about customer service. Great shame. Especially when we have had so many happy memories in this pub over the years. You've lost us. Bye

Spectacular setting floor to ceiling windows overlooking acres of vineyardsJust outside the medieval charming town of Alfriston it is a long drive to Tasting Room - the kind of entry one is used to in the great vineyard restaurants of Adelaide Hills Margaret River in Australia and Franschoek and Stellenbosch in South AfricaWe did feel we were transported to these countries but such good news for UK as there is little in the way of this in Bordeaux To cap it off the food was eclectic and creative - the gazpacho was topped with iberico ham and floating chorizo croquettes - an acknowledgement to this real Spanish dish.The courgette floor as a main was interesting stuffed with buffalo cheese and other accompaniments such a violet artichoke.The three course menu at £37 good value As there are a limited number of tables it is necessary to book well in advance We will nee backThe chef gained Michelin star at his previous restaurant so he comes here with a reputationTo cap it off the sparkling wines are exceptional - elegant and lingering taste