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This is the worst pub in Seaford, in fact I would go as far as to say it’s the worst pub in East Sussex! The land lady is rude and arrogant! Only go in this pub if you like getting really drunk with a load of yobs and want to buy drugs. If so this is the pub for you!

We were regular users of the old Carlyles despite living in Hampshire , the drive was worth it. Today we sampled the new cafe now called Whittakers. Positive points friendly staff and now dog friendly. Negative points food average and the breakfast omelette is now served with a hash brown instead of the little fried spuds of old.

As this is the first cafe/bar after the train station we thought lets go in for 1. No service, no-one around so left and thought we would come back on our way back. Advertising bar open, second visit was appalling, rude staff said no time to serve us at the bar even though no one in there. Gone right down hill since previous owner. Wont bother again

Was really looking forward to trying out this new bakery. Ambiguity as to whether it had open yet (looked open - but no signage or opening-hours info displayed) for a couple of weeks leading up to apparent opening. Saw some assistants at the counter, and tentatively stuck my head through the door to politely ask. But one assistant (American sounding) just gave me the dirtiest look - like I had trespassed, and curtly replied it wasn't, as they were just making up some of the produce. I then enquired when it would be open, and received a similar response. I left at that. 2-3 weeks later was passing and had noticed it opened, so popped in. The same assistant gave me the same look and - in a rude tone - addressed me as "buddy". i ignored him and spoke to his more courteous colleague. Though to tell you the truth I'd already been put off. I'll just wait for Ole & Steen bakery to open in the High Street. Appalling!

only used the restaurant took an hour for food to arrive wrong meal arrived.not enough staff to serve people leaving without being seen

If I could give 0 stars I would, came here on Wednesday morning and by Wednesday evening was sick from the chicken breakfast baguette. The staff turn over is mad and I’m beginning to wonder why. DO NOT GO HERE UNLESS YOU WANT TO GET ILL!!

This is a lovely coffee shop, food is good, and well priced, its just a shame the staff are unfriendly and miserable.

I had heard a lot about this place and decided to rty it. The place was spotlessly clean and we were served pretty quickly and was very friendly and welcoming. All food is cooked to order. There was no delay in getting the food. I had a mixed grill. But it was more a glorified breakfast. Decent size portion and the food was cooked nicely. But nothing to write home about. This is a place where you are satisfied, but not overly impressed food wise. But the warm and welcoming atmosphere makes up for it. I would certainly have no problem going there again.

Pierre's is a sandwich bar, really, rather than a cafe as such. Great selection of sandwiches, wraps, baguettes, and baked potatoes listed on the boards, and they cook their own baguettes in an oven right in front of you. However, as I said, it's not really a cafe. I stare up at the boards. I'm in the mood for a baked potato - with chilli, preferably. That's not on the menu, but I spot three Christmas specials pasted up onto the baked potato list. Turkey, stuffing and ham etc. So, I enquire if they are fills for baked potatoes. "Well, you can have anything you want in a baked potato", says the young lady behind the counter. "You can choose from anything on the menu and we can put it in a potato, but it might cost a bit extra." She's late twenties, dyed blonde hair, heavy makeup, and a strongish eastern European accent. She's trying to be helpful, I know. But I'm lazy. I don't want to have to design my lunch from scratch, though I know a lot of people do and it's what sandwich bars pride themselves for. I'm also slightly confused what the Christmas specials might look like (a mini dinner?, a sandwich filling?). So, not wanting to create a fuss, I panic and go for the lowest common denominator: a bacon baguette, packet of crisps and an orange juice – to eat in. It's nice enough, but maybe a bit steep at £6.50. I finish it quickly, not because it's particularly tasty but because the door's wide open, it's mid-December, and I've got my coat and scarf on. And the ambience is business-like rather than relaxing and inviting. A gentle stream of new customers enter and order, and some sit down to eat, like me. Behind the counter, apart from the blonde young lady there are two big blokes, also in their twenties. They're wearing aprons so must be serving staff, but they just seem to be hanging around not doing much. They all give the air of being temporary staff and that sandwich-making is not the first love of their lives. Cheerful enough, but not wonderfully friendly. I get up to leave. On my way out I call "Thanks", trying to catch someone's eye, hoping someone might smile back at me. I'm invisible. Nobody seems the least interested. I might be back for a sandwich some day. Not sure I'll be back for a sit-down. But then, it is really just a sandwich bar rather than a cafe, after all.

Until recently this cafe provided excellent hone made panini’s and soups as well as hone made cakes. I would have rated 5 stars. However, the food is still OK but they have stopped a lot of the home made stuff in favour of brought in products which are not as good as their hone made offering.

Food and drink fine but don't drop in if you are walking your dog. I live alone with my dog and I like to take her a Jack Russell with me. I often go into cafes and pubs with my dog but Costas do not allow dogs.

An almost authentic step-back in time to 1960's station buffets right down to over-priced awful coffee. The only thing missing is the fog of tobacco smoke! If you want to relive your youth, or see what you parents endured, this is a must. The building and decor are almost all vintage or antique, and you can look out on the steam trains.

Every visit is purgatory. I've stopped trying. Queues of students and people out the door into the car park at all times of day, car park always floods when wet too. Usually wait 15 minutes for a hot drink and pay over the odds for it. Went in on the weekend and queued for ages to be told they had run out of cups. Run out of cups....seriously????? Abysmal. This had purely been placed to cash in on the student craze of spending double digits on hot drinks. 8 visits here and you could have bought your own coffee machine to last tye next 6 years.

1600 hrs 8th Nov 24. The staff were excellent when my wife fell and hurt her knee. They were very concerned and gave us very caring service. Two young members of staff deserve praise.