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1Cinque Ports Arms
Newly refurbished, the Cinque Ports Arms is situated in the beautiful old Cinque Port town of Rye on the Kent/Sussex border. It caters for the local community as well as for the busy tourist trade. The pub is on one of the busier streets in the town and is just around the corner from the railway station. The pub has a comfortably furnished horseshoe-shaped bar, outside decking and a new garden to relax in. It is an ideal place to unwind after browsing the many antique shops in the historic town.
Added/Updated: 24-12-2011
2Globe Inn
The Globe is a traditional Sussex weather-boarded inn, originally built in 1839, which has been extensively refurbished and now boasts a light and contemporary interior with a homely stove for those cold winter evenings and probably Rye's best pub garden for summer drinking and eating. We have a range of cask conditioned ales and a small but carefully chosen value for money wine list to suit all tastes. Our menus change on a regular basis and seek to reflect the seasons.
Added/Updated: 21-07-2009
3Mermaid Inn
15th century, timbered, pub in the historic, cobbled street surroundings of Rye. Beers include Old Speckled Hen and Courage Best. Accommodation in wooden-beamed rooms with 4-poster beds.
Added/Updated: 27-02-2004
4Playden Oasts Inn
The Playden Oasts Inn, near Rye, East Sussex, is a small family run country inn with bar, restaurant and accommodation facilities, in a converted oast house. Situated 1 mile from the ancient Cinque port of Rye and four miles from the golden sandy beaches of Camber, we are the perfect base for any weekend or mid-week break.
Added/Updated: 09-07-2007
5Ship Inn
The Ship Inn is a 16th century pub situated amongst the old warehouses, now antique shops, alongside the river estuary in Rye. The pub has a function room and bed and breakfast accommodation is also available.
Added/Updated: 05-06-2008
6The George Inn
As the main coaching inn in Rye, The George Tap has long been the popular drinking venue in town. We serve real ales, draught cider and continental beers. There is also a good selection of wines by the glass and a healthy representation from local vineyards in East Sussex and Kent.
Added/Updated: 06-02-2007
7The Green Owl
The Green Owl is a unique family run free house, as well as a small hotel. This delightful oasis is located in Old Lydd Road overlooking the sand dunes in Camber. Our comprehensively stocked bar provide superb wines, excellent real ales, a good selection of bitters, premium lagers and local cider.
Added/Updated: 17-07-2007
8The New Inn at Winchelsea
The New Inn is a traditional country inn nestled on top of the hill at the heart of the ancient town of Winchelsea near Rye. The New Inn's prime location and friendly staff provide a comfortable welcoming stay in a range of en suite rooms. Boasting a fresh new menu with a focus on local produce and quality you can be guaranteed of a pleasant dining experience. Located at the edge of the Sussex Downs, this historic inn welcomes visitors and locals alike with its relaxing and friendly atmosphere. Dating from 1778, the inn's history and character is prevalent throughout, with its blackened oak beams and open log fire.
Added/Updated: 13-12-2011
9The Queens Head Inn
The Queen's Head on the Landgate is under new management, having been thoroughly refurbished in May. The pub specialises in craft ales and lagers, real ciders and Belgian beers. The kitchen serves home-cooked, locally sourced food from a seasonal menu. We are also taking residential bookings starting from £70/night + £6 for a full English breakfast.
Added/Updated: 08-10-2010
10The Royal Oak
Welcome to the Royal Oak - a traditional country pub located in the hamlet of Rye Foreign, close to the Cinque Port of Rye in East Sussex. The Royal Oak offers a traditional and home cooked menu, a great selection of beers and lagers, regular live music plus bed and breakfast accomodation.
Added/Updated: 28-05-2012
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