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Find out what Cafe restaurants to try in Alfriston including The Singing Kettle Tea House, Sub-Station, Church Lane Tea Room, Pomegranate, The Grumpy Chef, Wishing Well Tearoom, Front Room, The Village Shop & Cafe, Beanstalk Tea Garden, The Beehive on the Green
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10. The Beehive on the Green
Overall Ratings
5 based on 81 reviews
Reviewed By Christine Y
Well what an amazing little cafe/deli. Whilst visiting Eastbourne we thought weâd drive out to East Dean for some lunch. On arriving the pub was very busy as was the other cafe so we decided to give the Beehive a go. We got the last table! The coffee was excellent, the food simple and perfectly executed, the staff friendly. There was a lovely vibe and buzz to this quirky little place. There were interesting paintings and objet dâarts available to purchase and in fact I purchased a lovely pottery flower pot with bees on it!Really looking forward to another visit soon.
9. Beanstalk Tea Garden
Overall Ratings
4 based on 129 reviews
Reviewed By Harry4Sammy
First visit. Pretty country garden and shabby-chic china, etc. Staff very, very slow to clear tables. Paid for tea and cake but then had to wait at least 20 minutes before it was brought out. Cakes delicious, home-made and unusual flavours, with several gluten-free options. Dog-friendly too. No problem with wasps, as mentioned in earlier reviews: plenty of wasp traps around.
8. The Village Shop & Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 137 reviews
Reviewed By Tamarnad
After searching for the perfect spot for breakfast, we found this hidden gem.Everyone was happy with the food. We had scrambled eggs, pancakes, sandwiches and muesli. It was great. Coffee was superb.The service was hospitable. Cakes looked delicious.Will have to revisit
7. Front Room
Overall Ratings
4 based on 403 reviews
Front Room is a family owned and run Coffee House and Tapas Restaurant located on the High Street in the Heart of Seaford. Open 7 days a week serving Breakfast, Lunch, Supper, Afternoon Tea and Sunday Lunch. The Front Room is open every evening from 7pm f
Reviewed By penny888
Had an early dinner here, so we had the Sipper menu. Initially I thought it was a bit limited, but everything we ordered was super tasty! The burger seemed like it was home made with herbs, the fish cake was delicious and the waitress was adorable and very attentive.
6. Wishing Well Tearoom
Overall Ratings
4 based on 94 reviews
Reviewed By jfoat
Lovely tea room we have visited before but opening times were not great. Now under new ownership.... we discovered when the new owner Nicky introduced herself.....we enjoyed scones with tea & then treated ourselves to slice of cake. Delicious food quick & friendly service we will definitely be back.
5. The Grumpy Chef
Overall Ratings
4 based on 384 reviews
The Grumpy Chef, Seaford is a Bistro run and owned by Anthony Masters and his family. Anthony has worked as a chef for many years and is now using his experiences in the trade to make fresh dishes for the locals of Seaford and any visitors who happen upon
Reviewed By Hila5
We visited The Grumpy Chef following the recommendation of our host in Seaford. The atmosphere was buzzing on Saturday evening with the place nearly full, but service coped beautifully and was friendly and efficient. The menu is varied and interesting with plenty on offer for vegetarians, tempting salads, seafood, pasta dishes, steaks and much more. I was bowled over (pun intended) by my roasted tomato soup and the mussles were lovely (perhaps a tad too much cream). We also loved the aubergine salad and the wild mushroom arancini. Overall a perfect meal at a fraction of the price we would have paid in London for such quality food (and drinks have a very reasonable price tag too). Very Highly Recommended!
4. Pomegranate
Overall Ratings
4 based on 261 reviews
Freshly prepared, from high quality ingredients by professional and friendly team. This place is a treasure for the town
Reviewed By SilverNomad04
Not a name I would associate with coffee and cakes, but having got off the No.12 bus just round the corner took a chance and opened the door! To my surprise was a totally âbuzzingâ cafe and as a solo visitor was asked if I minded sitting on the end of one of their huge tables with the option of maybe sharing. No problem for me, always ready to chat to new people! Only wanted a coffee which was served promptly but resisted the temptation of their lovely looking cakes etc.On my walk later along the esplanade a local lady said the lunches here were excellent....so I returned later and ordered a carrot soup which came with a HUGE slice at âartisanâ bread. Is this the latest eating trend? Anyway it was delicious and as I was here on holiday and having large evening meals, this fitted the bill. Talking of which was pleasantly priced. It was interesting seeing the one chef on view preparing meals, which shows theyâve nothing to hide, I like it!
3. Church Lane Tea Room
Overall Ratings
5 based on 223 reviews
Lovely and cosy Tea room. Our cakes and food are all homemade on the premises...
Reviewed By Norman G
Stopped here for tea and cake in the afternoon. Good service, good food and fair prices. Leaf tea as well. Chocolate brownie is excellent. Would recommend.
2. Sub-Station
Overall Ratings
5 based on 298 reviews
Reviewed By Samantha M
A hub of interesting folk, humerous conversation , the smoothest coffee and a great menu all at affordable prices. This is why we would only visit Sub Station whilst on holiday in Seaford. We love this family run cafe and so does our dog... He doesn't get left out! The owners here make you feel so welcome whether on your own or with family and friends and with their flexible laid back approach to life there is always time for another coffee with them. Don't walk past, pop in and support them and keep the sub station alive. Thank you Daryl and 'mother' we will see you again in September :) you don't get doggie ice-cream in Kent! Booooo
United Kingdom Food Guide: 3 Caribbean food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Alfriston
1. The Singing Kettle Tea House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 348 reviews
Overlooking the enchanting village square, the singing kettle tea house idyllically looks out on village life. Inside you'll find calming contemporary farrow & ball decor with arty wall hangings and in the warmer months you can choose to sit out front and
Reviewed By lordcharles
Alfriston is an attractive little village just about 20 minutes from Eastbourne. But relying on public transport or in this case, voluntary bus service to get there, it seems only possible on weekends. We went on a Sunday, my lady insisted we went to church. This was a unique experience with six bell ringers, ringing the church bells in the middle of the church. Something we had never seen before. Afterwards we walked over the Village Green and enjoyed walking round the little sideways and by-ways of a Sussex village. Before going back to Eastbourne we had delightful and tasty cream teas in The Singing Kettle in the village centre.
