The best restaurants serving Irish food in South East

Dodgy beer and a gropy landlord. Awful kareoke sang all night, and insensitive jokes made all night. Great night out.

Really good Guinness. Possibly the best I've had in the UK. Nice place, great service and chat with the boss.

Room was the width of a pool cue, paper thin walls which was stained and dirty. From entering the building you can smell stail cigarettes. Apart from that it was cheap, I'do recommend your own pillow and sleeping bag 👍

Haven't eaten here yet. However, menu looks good and reasonably priced. Security and service is amazing, Good atmosphere and great to hear some live music. First experience was a hit, I look forward to returning.

Have been in the High Wycombe area for a little while and I can confidently say, the staff here are without doubt, the most helpful and lovely staff I have encountered From the charming to Pub manger to the warm and welcoming Suraiya behind the bar. I will be making this my regular for many drinks to come!

Nice friendly place. The landlord was supposed to be off but was so obviously monitoring and listening to the very nice barman, who was chatty, efficient and extremely welcoming and friendly. There was a bit of a rush with a party pub crawl crowd, the landlord texted the barman a few times with directions. The barman is not new to the trade. If the landlord was that concerned. Why did he not get off his posterior and come and help? These ratings are reduced because of the landlord and would be lower if the barman had not help make it a very pleasant and enjoyable visit.

Right beside the Seaford Library bus stop. I visited for breakfast on one of my days in Seaford. I ordered a full English and it was brought to the table. Not greasy, tasty, lovely tea too. I'd suggest it's a good place to eat before heading off to carry out your day. Closed Sundays and Bank Holidays (from their website)