Quirky little cafe with veggie and vegan options. We stopped…read morefor lunch and had a toasty and a bagel both of which were delicious. The staff were a little quirky and regulars were earth loving people, both of which we enjoyed. Great place for a quick bite or an afternoon of coffee, cake, and conversation.

From the owner: We specialise in providing foods for a range of diets including vegan, vegetarian, gluten free…read morealongside traditional omnivore menu items. Our food is homemade and we try to use seasonal homegrown herbs fruit and vegetables and buy local

A really great family-owned spot right on the main square in Hastings. Their paninis, though…read moreseemingly average in their refrigerated state, are absolutely amazing when grilled. Efficient service and a wonderful place to sit outside and enjoy a coffee.

Pomegranate is based on George Street in the Old Town of Hastings, and is a small but perfectly…read moreformed restaurant. It follows the pillars of all good restaurants. Good food, good service, and good atmosphere. The menu is limited but is seasonal and fresh, and caters for those with allergies to a degree. I had Cod on a leek and buttery mash, with a seafood veloute, which was excellent. This is the kind of place that relies on word of mouth, and by gum that word is good, highly recommended.

Went to a Monday night Jazz here. They turn the place around…read morea bit just for the music. Lovely little place and the liveliest place in the area on a Monday jazz Night. On the evening i went the Superb Victoria Howarth was singing in her talented quartet. Tremendous line-up of session musicians, what a terrific booking for Pomegranate. Lovely atmosphere and great bar staff. Recommended on Jazz nights !

Lovely little spot in the middle of town I went to on my quest to find a US Plug converter. The…read moremusic is particularly good and jazzy, and is actually the first place I heard an Adele song in England. For today I had the fruit scone with butter and hot chocolate. It was as amazing as could be! If you consider yourself a foodie like me and are looking for a relaxing spot to soak up Sun and coffee this is the place. Also their staff is beautiful!!!

Top coffee shop and the cake to die forread more

This is my favourite fish and chip shop in Hastings…read more I grew up here, I've eaten a lot of fish and chips here. No, it's nothing glamorous. Just another cafe closer along to rock-a-nore. It's not because of my love of mystical sea Gods. I think it's because it has remained good. A reliable, steadfast place guaranteed to do a decent chip. That right balance of greasy and crisp. That perfect batter and that fresh fishy taste of a flipper that'd been caught that mornin'. Yum

When I saw the name of this bar I immediately went inside - fortunately it was actually open when I…read moredid that because I might have otherwise been in a bit of trouble. Anyway, as I suspected, it was a bar that specialised in Belgium Beers, which I thought was, well, yeah amazing. Okay, the staff here sadly didn't seem to know all that much about Belgium beers, but still the offerings, and the atmosphere, was pretty awesome.

I wouldn't bother going back to Tin Tins. What piqued my interest was a sign for an Open Mic night…read morewhich I thought would be cool. We arrived about 20:45 with the Open Mic night advertised for 21:00 until late. By 21:20 it still hasn't started. The staff barely spoke to me as I ordered a couple of drinks and then spent the rest of the time chatting away with their friends outside (?!) the bar! The wife went to the loo and once she'd found them, there were no signs, they were really grimy. As we left there was no acknowledgement of our existence and they happily carried on chatting with their friends. In what is supposed to be a happy seaside town this really isn't a good insight into the nightlife of Hastings. Only a few doors away was a thriving, packed and noisy jazz bar with a live performance! 2 stars for Tin Tins as the drinks were cold and fresh.

Great coffee, this man knows his beans and will blend a coffee on site for you, also sells cruelty…read morefree soap and a host of other organic cool ethical stuff for sale.

I've been to Grand Rue de Pera a couple of times now. It serves really good Turkish coffee, among…read moreother beverages, and also sells an interesting and eclectic range of products, including Turkish sweets and chocolates, but also local (Sussex) teas, and organic, ethical toiletries such as soaps. The daily papers are available to read, along with some magazines. It's a relaxing place to take a break, and conveniently situated in Queens Road, but the outstanding feature is its difference to other cafes. The owner is clearly trying to think laterally, and to realise a particular dream. Given Hastings' tastes for the non-conformist, I really hope the cafe succeeds.

Good flat whites and the only place around st leonards where you'll find Monmouth coffee. They…read moreopen at 10 so don't expect to get an early coffee there. It's dog friendly.

Cute little cafe with amazing views of Hastings Old Town and port.read more

Extreamly expensive ice creams start at £2 for standard callipo. Omelet and salad £7.95!! Plain…read morejacket potato with butter £5.95 and a late £2.60! Freezers and fridges are in the middle of the seating area and the tables are not cleaned or tidied away - we did it ourselves! Whole cafe is dates inside too such a shame as the views are lovely

Half man half burger has and always will be good. However, over the years the prices have gone up…read moreway to much. If they lower these prices, I will start eating there again.

Friendly staff and tasty food, especially the fries. Also nice atmosphere and great interior…read moredesign. No reservations possible, therefore had to wait for 5 minutes.