The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Lewes South East

Grill wasn't working. Salad was just leaves. Gratin rock solid. Dirt in mushrooms. Argumentative manager. Wholly awful.

Sat down nice location menu on table staff acknowledged us and heard us discuss whst we would have for lunch. Went to order only to be told chef not in. So why menus on table and why not say something to us or the least have a note advising no food.

Another good value Sunday roast but unless you like your food smothered in gravy I would ask for it to be served separately. Nice gravy but the quantity spoiled the presentation. Good pub and the selection of real ales was impressive, the quality of the London Pride was excellent

Very good food and excellent gluten free selection. Only trouble was the staff's insistence on calling us all 'loveley', 'dear' 'my love' and other ghastly terms of affection which apart from being very patronising, felt very odd and forced coming from people in their 20s (many decades younger than us). I commented on this when i orderd our food and we were then treated to a deluge of such language by the waiting staff. Why do people have to be so patronising and unpleasant? A definite reason not to go there too often.

Lovely meal, really interesting ideas in a small but perfectly formed menu - 3 pasta dishes, 3 mains. The antipasti were large enough to share and the house wine was good. Excellent dessert. Wine a tad slow to arrive but the service was very friendly.

Very popular local community pub on the Landport Estate in Lewes. We visited for a cards evening and the pub was very busy. Average selection of ales and not aware that they do evening food but they did provide sandwiches etc for the cards evening. If you want a good meal then you would be better placed eating elsewhere in the town as this is mainly a games/drinking pub.

Bought double espresso £2.00 and pastry £2.50. Charged £6.90. When I said it should be £4.50 I was told “ prices have gone up and I didn’t have time to change the coffee prices” so I am meant to believe a double espresso has gone from £2 to £3.90 and she didn’t have time to alter the price ??? After questioning she gave my money back … I think the truth is she is pocketing the money unbeknownst to the owner !

Pretty quiet town sort of pub quite clean staff seemed ok drinks ok

7.15 in the morning Blake was so helpful and really full of beans really made it nice for our visit

Having read the previous excellent good reviews it appears we must have called on an off day. Having ordered their roasted tomato soup topped with pesto, when it arrived it was as though the kitchen had opened a tin of tomatoes and processed through a blender. Very disappointing!

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!