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Where to eat Bar food in Alfriston: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Bar food in Alfriston, United Kingdom including The Plough and Harrow, The George Inn, The Star Inn Restaurant, The Cricketers Arms, Ye Olde Smugglers Inne, The Barley Mow, Giant's Rest, Front Room, The Sussex Ox, Yew Tree Inn
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10. Yew Tree Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 467 reviews
Reviewed By christophers608
Stopped here after a walk around Arlington. Set in the middle of the village, this is a deceptively large premises. It is well decorated and very comfortable. Menu is extensive offering mainly traditional pub grub to a good standard. We had the gammon egg and chips (gluten free) and scampi and chips. Prices were reasonable. The car park is not that big and street parking is difficult but well worth a visit if in the area.
9. The Sussex Ox
Overall Ratings
3 based on 641 reviews
Reviewed By christinebayliss1
We had read that this was an award winning pub so chose it to celebrate my husbands 80th birthday. The food was eatable but nothing special. My burger was dry and chewy and the skinny fries could have been dished up straight from MacDonalds. (I was expecting healthy baked chips as opposed to French fries). All in all I thought is was average pub grub but overpriced. Then there was the service. The waiter was friendly - but the service was slow - the only thing to arrive quickly was the bill once we said we didn't want a desert. We weren't asked once if our food was OK and I was disappointed that they didn't make a fuss of my husband given it was his 80th and I had mentioned it in the comments section when booking on line. We won't be going back. We felt undervalued as customers.
8. 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.
7. Giant's Rest
Overall Ratings
4 based on 238 reviews
Reviewed By JCBrighton75
Great location - easy 15-min walk to the famous Long Man.First visit for a while, but food, drink, and hospitality still first-class.Don't leave without trying the home-smoked salmon pate and duck - outstanding.
6. The Barley Mow
Overall Ratings
4 based on 466 reviews
Family and dog friendly pub restaurant with a warm welcome for all. We have a seasonal menu, a daily specials menu and our Sunday menu features our very popular roast dinners. Food Serving hours: Monday to Saturday 12:00pm to 9:00pm and Sunday 12:00pm to
Reviewed By mgh1954
Late lunch with a toddler. The waiting staff could not have been more engaging, helpful and accommodating. Sunday roast was very good, well presented and tasty. Chicken Caesar Salad - the chicken portion was rather underwhelming, dry and chewy. Next time i will have the roast. Apart from that one negative everything else was great. Lovely pub & restaurant.Thank you for visiting us at the Barley Mow, we hope to see you again soon for a roast! Best wishes, The Barely Mow
5. Ye Olde Smugglers Inne
Overall Ratings
3 based on 195 reviews
Reviewed By UKGezz
Visited the Smugglers with friends. The menu looked appealing and we were not disappointed. Lovely Old Inne, with garden seating. Good choice of draft ciders and ales. We all had a different main course and were very satisfied with the food and service. I went for the Summer Pudding (Special) for desert and it was delicious. The rest our group had ice cream which was also delicious. (so I was told) All in all, friendly and helpful staff, lovely location, and great food at a reasonable price. Highly recommended.
4. The Cricketers Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 411 reviews
Reviewed By Kumali18
Had a fantastic Friday night at the Cricketers. Very efficient friendly staff, lovely Landlady,great fellow customers. Had a 3 course meal that was served quickly and tasted absolutely delicious. There was a good selection of real ales that my other half thoroughly enjoyed. Thank you for a great night we will definitely be back when next in the area.Hi KumaliMany thanks for taking the time to write your review. We are really pleased you enjoyed your visit. This is a great moral boost for my team who work so hard to please our customers. I will be sure to pass on your comments.We look forward to seeing you soon.Kind regardsThe cricketers Team
3. The Star Inn Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 196 reviews
Reviewed By IanfromTempland
Tried to drop in here on a Thursday night about 8:00pm only to be told it was fully booked !There were loads of empty tables and Iâm guessing not many more punters around.Book if you want to try it is my advice...
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2. The George Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 582 reviews
Reviewed By DHook
We had a lovely dinner here. Great menu, very good food and beer and wine. Our service was good also.I cannot strongly enough emphasize the need for a reservation.Several friends wandered in shortly after we were seated, unexpectedly. We asked the staff if they could join us. Staff said that they could, but that they would not be served for at least 30 minutes.Others without a reservation were told they could not be served. There was lots of open tables. So, I can only assume that perhaps they were short-staffed.Regardless, good food, but get a reservation.
1. The Plough and Harrow
Overall Ratings
4 based on 589 reviews
Reviewed By satiate001
Having reserved a table for 3 in the evening, we found we were in the nursery area, with babies and young children loudly enjoying themselves right next to us. This was 7pm. We ordered drinks at the bar and asked where our table was, expecting someone to come over. No one did, so eventually we asked and was told we have to help ourselves to a menu and order at the busy bar. No one told us this.Booked for their GF options, the fish pie was a glutenous dry specimen with one overcooked prawn and probably cod? Side salad probably for show rather than eating. The fish and chips had overcooked batter, chips passable. Scampi was a large portion but again, overcooked. All was an unpleasant chore to get through, however, we were hungry so did. No one asked us how our meal was. Too crowded, I couldn't be heard to tell them anyway.
