Fully refurbed and relaunched this month. We have been in three times. A lovely welcoming…read moreatmosphere, great beer, nice reasonably priced cocktails. Cosy nooks to hide in, and totally non-lairy! Beautiful pub and will have food soon!

Currently closed at the moment . It's been taken over by a Harvey's brewery lets hope it opens…read moreagain soon. It's a grade 2 listed building it would be such a shame if it remains closed down

One of the better pubs in Newhaven in my opinion, in a town that seems to lack much food and…read morebeverage entertainment. Food choices are quite limited, which is not necessarily a bad thing so long as they do the well. I ordered a Caesar Salad from the "big plates" menu, as it was Monday, which carries a 15% discount on that day. There seemed to be quite a few locals taking part in this deal, and all of the food I saw that passed me looked well presented, and looked well received. My Caesar salad arrived without croutons, and this was quickly remedied. Ales from local brewery Harvey's were very good and service very friendly

We Decided to get together and have a family meal meal on a Friday night . A very nice traditional…read moreold Sussex pub down by newhaven's west beach. Really good cask ales . We ordered the food at the bar and went and sat down. There were seven of us . Not the quietest place to eat on a Friday night they had a couple of live bands on who were really good the food took a while to come but it was a seriously busy night . Nice friendly staff the food was lovely no body had a bad word to say about their meal . Good for Sunday roasts to I recommend it 10/10 lovely

Have only been here once, not a real friendly place for an outsider, as it feels as if its stuck in…read morea timewarp and full of regulars who see it as an extension of their living room! I felt quite uncomfortable here, so finished my drink in double quick time and left!!

As an outsider I found this to be a top boozer with top landlord and quality real aleread more

This pub is only 15 minutes away from Brighton and in my opinion, well worth the drive. It…read moreoverlooks the River Ouse and even on a cloudy day, you can't help being charmed by the surroundings. Its such a friendly place. The owners have been there since 2001 and have constantly made improvements to the place like expanding the kitchen and refurbishing the interior completely. The food menu is excellent and very varied with wood pigeon salad and venison to choose from but for me, being this close to the sea, I'd go for some fish. The seabass is out of this world!

Only stopped for a pint, but seems a traditional pub supplying a decent selection of beers. Only…read moregave 4 stars as I can't comment on the food but the atmosphere was welcoming.

I love this pub. Purely as the locals are so friendly and are so happy to see a new face around for…read morea good natter over a few pints. The building could do with a bit of a facelift but I guess it is a bit further out of town so doesn't have a huge amount of trade running through it. Its just nice to see places like this still running though. They have Harvey's best on tap all the time and always have two guest beers on rotation. Definitely worth a visit!

Good beer but very shabby. A serious drinkers establishment.read more

This pubs been through some changes over the years. More recently they tried to turn it into a…read more'classy place' by throwing out the pool table and dartboard (you just can't do that with local country pubs) which failed miserably! Now that the dartboard and pool table are back, so are the majority of the locals and happier than ever! That's what makes this pub - a friendly local atmosphere and nice warm surroundings. They have Harvey's on tap and always have a guest ale or two on the go. Check out the dukebox, There's a few gems on there!

From the owner: We are a traditional village pub with wonderful, loyal regulars, who support us wholeheartedly. We…read morehave a well kept cellar with a good range of Beers, Wine, Spirits and Soft Drinks. We offer bar snacks at all times, and a lunchtime menu of traditional pub food. Sunday roasts (booking advisable) We have evening dining for special occasions. We are home to the South Heighton Bonfire Society (a Sussex tradition, look them up if you wish to know more!) We have 2 Darts teams, hopefully a pool team soon, Toads (another Sussex peculiarity) and many more Pub Games to try. We regularly have live music on Friday evenings (8.30-11.30), Sunday afternoon acoustic music following the meat raffle at 3pm. We have an outside smoking area, beyond which is a large garden with seats, tables and umbrellas (to keep off the rain or sun).

We eat quite often at The Wellington - mainly for lunch but occasionally for supper. It's our local…read moreand has pretty good service on the whole... On a whim on 18th January, I rang about a late Sunday lunch, and booked a table after being told it was lamb. But on arrival, just before our 3pm booking, we were told 'the lamb had gone 20 minutes ago'. A quick consultation: "Roast beef?" As a precaution, I added "Rare, please." Two plates arrived but they were well-cooked. I sent mine back. Twice. I then asked if I could have a couple of entrees since the lamb had gone and they had no rare beef. The entrees were whitebait and Thai fish cakes, served together on one plate. The waitress, who knows her job backwards, said the salad was 'on the house'. I thanked her but said there was enough on the entree plate. She smiled and took it away. As we finished our meals, the manageress came over. "What didn't you like and what did you like?" she said agressively. We looked at her in silence. After all, we've been going there for food for a long time and, mainly, it's fairly good. In fact, the pub generally has a cheerful atmosphere. "The beef," she said, staring hard at me, "is cooked in the morning, sliced up, and put into gravy. Then it's heated up again." She added, "If you want lamb, you have to say, 'Please save two orders for us... A lack of communication." Well, now we know. When M. Bleu went to the bill to pay the bill, our diminutive manageress with attitude, said: "I don't know who your friend is..." Ma'am, just a li'l old journalist and travel writer who's been doing reviews for 50 years and never been treated in such an unwelcome way before. By the way, the glasses were dirty. We sent those back, too. And alas, e-cigarettes are allowed in the bar, which is also where people - including us - often choose to have their meals. Eccch. A tip: Monday nights are for £10 rib or sirloin steaks. They do them rare, if you want them that way. And with loads of really good chips and decent salad. The Wellington is the only local place I know that will happily give you an olive oil and balsamic vinegar dressing for your salad if all those little sachets with GM products aren't your style.

Excellent choice of Single Malt Whiskies, the best I have seen in a pub abroad Scotland. Lovely…read morebarteam, the owners Rhonda and Grahame Ober became my friends. Very good ale. High quality pub food, my beef, imported from New Zealand looked like a Kobe, cooked to perfection (could do it myself) as everybody at a hot=plate grill in the middle of the dining room. Not too posh, Lovely people, local middle class, discrete Australian decor, to state the provenience of the lovely landlords. Thank you for a special evening, I felt like home, will be back soon.

Although it is primarily a pub there is a superb Thai restaurant on the right hand side which has…read morequite extensive menu all freshly cooked ,staff are friendly and you are not hurried drinks from the bar in the pub are available also with your meal.all together a relaxing experience.

Not a particular fan of this place. The staff are really friendly but there just doesn't seem to be…read moremuch of an atmosphere around which is such a shame. The pub trade is dwindling a fair amount and unless you keep a good buzz about your establishment - ie: good music, nice food, decent events etc, you're going to lose your locals. Food wise, I have to be honest and say I was pretty disappointed. I ordered a simple hamburger and it took ages to arrive and was pretty tasteless. How hard can it be to cook a burger correctly? Could be a lovely place, just needs a bit of TLC.

Once in The Boot, its easy to forget you are actually in Seaford!! Good seating and interesting…read morelayout, great place to meet people for the evening before heading onwards. Good range of people. Nice outside area too. Staff friendly, toilets clean. Have not eaten here before, so cant comment on the food.