Pat Hearn
Restaurants in Eastbourne
4.5 based on 4,042 reviews
Beautiful scenery blue skies white chalk cliffs the lighthouse Well worth a visit with your walking boots and four legged companion to take a stroll along the cliff tops. I loved it wish I’d had longer
4.5 based on 1,432 reviews
lovely harbour side with plenty of places to eat and great service, i would recommend the boat trip round the marina very informative superb
4.5 based on 1,781 reviews
COVID 19 UPDATE: May 2021: The car park and beach are open everyday without the need to book a space. The takeaway café (limited menu), shop & toilets are open daily, but the Visitor Centre is closed. Please respect social distancing and take litter home with you. Opening and closing times may vary, please check our website for further details.
We walked from East Dean to Birling gap and then walked along to Beachy Head from there. Beautiful views of the cliffs and the National Trust centre at Birling was a good stop for cafe and toilets, plus dog-friendly.The volunteer from South Africa was incredibly helpful and even offered us a lift if we couldn't walk anymore!
4.5 based on 88 reviews
Situated at the Eastern end of the seafront. It is an old and pleasant park, and has much of what you would want from such a place, A lake, cafe, putting golf course, childrens playground, open green spaces, and bowling greens. For football fans its also the home of Eastbourne United. For couples, families or singles, it's a nice relaxing way to spend a sunday afternoon walking or having a picnic. Oh and if you remember to take some bread the ducks and swans on the lake will thank you very much. The cafe, and putting greens are closed owing to the virus so I cannot comment on the prices
4.5 based on 71 reviews
This is a lovely beach at the far end of Eastbourne. There is a steep path winding from the main road down to the promenade which is a lot easier on the way down! We visited in September and were lucky to have the tide out to reveal sand and some rock pools. Groynes mark out bays and we had one all to ourselves. The water was clean and so was the beach (this may be due to the gentleman we saw litter-picking). A bonus is the toilets, especially with young children. They were basic but clean and very welcome! There is also a cafe at the end of the promenade, although we didn't visit on this occasion, we have previously and would certainly do so again. We spent a wonderful afternoon, jumping waves, crab hunting and eating a picnic surrounded by white cliffs and traditional chalet beach houses. A very British beach!
4.5 based on 312 reviews
Although this beach is pebbly, with a bit of sand here and there at low tide, there is so much of it and you can get a space without hoards of people around you. Is kept very clean and tidy.
4.5 based on 8 reviews
A family owned business etablished in 1969, run by James and Andrew Lock since 2002. We have over 70 aquariums and 25 vivariums and an extensive range of livestock, including marines, corals, tropical,goldfish,koi lizards, snakes spiders and frogs. Now trading at 19/21 Seaside Road. Come and buy or simply browse and have a chat
4.5 based on 8 reviews
Lots of trees both coniferous and deciduous depending on where in the forest you explore. Lot's of routes to follow some easy other a little tougher but all great to check out.
4.0 based on 15 reviews
Fantastic space with lots to see, there are woodland walks, good sized children’s play area, skate park, lots of open green fields, beautiful lake, a good cafe and free parking. A lovely place all year round.
3.0 based on 1 reviews
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