East Sussex Pubs

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Blackboys Inn
The Blackboys Inn is a Grade 2 listed 14th century pub between Uckfield and Heathfield. The pub has a public bar, saloon bar and snug area, and restaurant. Harvey's ales, extensive menu and wine list.
Added/Updated: 18-05-2007

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Bridge Inn
Pub and restaurant in Winchelsea between Hastings and Rye. Originally built in the 16th century during the reign of Elisabeth I. Formerly used as harbour customs house.
Added/Updated: 20-06-2005

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Bull Inn
Located in Ticehurst, between Tunbridge Wells and Hastings, near Bewl Water. Old beams and tiled floors featured. Popular with cylists, walkers and fishermen.
Added/Updated: 26-02-2003

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Cherry Tree Inn
Lyn and Gary welcome you to The Cherry Tree Inn, a traditional English country pub, in Ticehurst (near Bewl Water). With wooden beams and two open log fires it epitomises the village pub. A warm and friendly atmosphere in the bar and restaurant awaits visitors. A selection of gardens and a decked area make drinking and dining outside a pleasure. We welcome families and have facilities for the children, which from the summer of 2010, will include children's play equipment and a pets corner. Dogs are welcome in the bar area, providing they keep their owners under control. Bed and breakfast available in three en suite rooms.
Added/Updated: 16-12-2009

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Giant's Rest
Victorian pub in Wilmington (near Eastbourne) within a short distance of the Long Man chalk figure on the South Downs. Freehouse with extensive menu.
Added/Updated: 06-03-2006

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Hatch Inn
The landmark public house is located at Coleman's Hatch in the heart of Ashdown Forest, close to numerous attractions in the area including Winnie the Pooh bridge. Proprietor Nicholas Drillsma and partner Sandy Barton have built an enviable reputation for producing the highest quality, locally sourced food, complimented by an extensive wine list. The daily changing menus deliver quality food and service in a cosy, quintessentially English public house. There are two large gardens for summer dining with views to the forest.
Added/Updated: 20-02-2009

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Haywaggon Inn
The Haywaggon Inn at Hartfield dates back to approximately 1540 and is an independently managed historic inn situated in the heart of Pooh Bear country, on the edge of Ashdown Forest. We offer a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere in which to enjoy a wide selection of freshly prepared dishes from our blackboards or bar menus. Our accommodation offers a mix of double and single rooms, all of which are en suite and furnished for your comfort.
Added/Updated: 16-11-2008

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Horns Lodge
Horns Lodge is an historic, traditional rural, English public house. The inn was one of a string of coaching inns on the London to Brighton postal service route. The pub has a cottage style restaurant, a bar area with real fire, for drinking and casual dining, and a large beer garden with covered heated, patio area, boule court, pool table and children's sand pit. Bed and breakfast also available. Conveniently positioned on the A275, Horns Lodge is close to the towns of Lewes, Burgess Hill and Haywards Heath
Added/Updated: 04-11-2008

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Jack Fullers
Free house in Oxley Green near Heathfield. Describes a brief history of the pub with its links to John "Mad Jack" Fuller - an eccentric 17th century squire.
Added/Updated: 03-06-2004

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John's Cross Inn
Historic Sussex countryside pub on the A21 near Battle serving good local food and ales. We have a beautiful pub garden with panoramic views, a dining room, log fire and even a pub ghost!
Added/Updated: 24-09-2009