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Run by chef-proprietor Jeremy Ashpool and his wife Vera, this delightful gem is nestled in the beautiful countryside at the edge of Borde Hill Garden. Offering elegant dining with regularly changing seasonal menus, it’s easy to see why this is such a popular spot. Situated in a converted stable in the shadow of a 16th-century ma...
View full reviewTucked discreetly inside Brighton’s finest designer hotel, The Restaurant at Drakes is comparably stylish and provides one of the finest dining experiences along the South Coast. The cool, neutral tones, exposed brickwork and subtle lighting create an elegant but unpretentious backdrop for relaxed lunches and ...
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This picturesque 15th-century village pub is ideally positioned close to Ashdown Forest, otherwise known as A.A. Milne’s Hundred Acre Wood. It’s a lovely walk through the forest from the spot known as Pooh Bridge, and is the perfect place to stop for a spot of lunch after a tour of Pooh Corner and the surround...
View full reviewTaking its name from the small glazed earthenware pots made to contain medicines and ointments that were once produced on-site, The Gallipot Inn is a delightful village inn loaded with rustic charm. The exposed oak beams and red-tiled flooring infuse the bar with a cosy ambience in which to enjoy an exceptional menu created from l...
View full reviewCountry pubs don’t come any more authentic than The Dorset Arms in Withyham. Built in 1595 and run as a public house since 1735, it is named after the Earls and Dukes of Dorset. Today it is owned by their descendant, the 11th Earl De La Warr and his wife, as part of the historic Buckhurst Estate.
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The delightful Hatch Inn has been a pub for nearly 300 years, and the building itself dates back as far as 1430. In the past it was a haunt for charcoal burners and smugglers, though now it is better known as the landmark public house in the Ashdown Forest, just five minutes from the Winnie the Pooh bridge. The large pub garden af...
View full reviewThe Coopers Arms is a traditional pub nestling in a quiet cul-de-sac on the edge of the Ashdown Forest, with wonderful views across Hartfield and the North Downs beyond. The quiet garden is the perfect place to enjoy a relaxing drink, and when it comes to drinks, the team at The Coopers Arms certainly know what they're talking about...
View full reviewTaffels in Forest Row is a warming café offering breakfast, lunch and organic and biodynamic cakes, including plenty of vegan and gluten-free options. Owner Andrew Higgo is a long-standing member of the community and leads a friendly and attentive team renowned for fantastic service.
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Ralph’s Café is situated in Forest Row, a tourist destination in the heart of the Ashdown Forest. There is free parking outside and a wide outdoor terrace where you can watch the world go by. The owners pride themselves on the fact that virtually everything they sell is handmade on the premises and their motto is ‘splendid co...
View full reviewThis 16th-century free house in the pretty town of Groombridge offers everything from bed and breakfast rooms to a selection of real ale and home-cooked food, making it the perfect place to settle for the evening after a day spent exploring the surrounding countryside. Diners can choose from a variety of soups and salads, homemade...
View full reviewThe team at the independently run Brambletye Hotel aim to bring back traditional hospitality by offering warm, friendly and flexible service. Being an integral part of the local community is also important to them - they regularly host charity events and can expertly cater for weddings, birthdays and other special occasions. The hot...
View full reviewWe were made to feel most welcome during our recent visit to the Swan. Upon arrival, the friendly staff led us through to one of the two dining areas, where wooden floors and exposed beams contribute to the restaurant's mountain-range-lodge-inspired interior. I started with the goat's cheese figs, which had been drizzled with a l...
View full reviewSituated near Forest Row in East Sussex, the beautiful Ashdown Park estate is a spectacular setting for a special evening meal. Originally built circa 1815, the mansion house is home to Ashdown Park Hotel and The Anderida Restaurant – a dining establishment that exhibits the height of luxury. Large windows, elegant drapes and a ...
View full reviewThe Blue Anchor is a friendly local pub with a deservedly growing reputation for excellent food. Run for over fi ve years by a family team - Caroline, Martyn and Damian - the pub specialises in great-tasting British food and some incredible American-style barbecued smoked meats. Their pulled pork sandwich in particular is a local le...
View full reviewTucked away off the main road linking the picturesque town of Forest Row to East Grinstead, The Three Crowns is a real find. This is a hostelry with a history, with origins dating back to 1724, serving an extensive menu of modern classic dishes. The decor blends an abundance of exposed wood with muted, earth-tone walls, and there is...
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