We had a wonderful lunch with lots of varieties of food. Also, the wines and beer were very tasty.read more

Apparently this pub is more of a Londoner's pub, and we were Londoners down for a day trip - so…read morethis was the perfect lunchtime stop. The Crown is just the right size to feel cosy without being too crammed, a bit dark on the sunniest day of he year perhaps, but then it's only sensible to take shelter at midday. I always insist on having fish and chips when by the seaside and was almost disappointed to not find this basic pub grup offering here ... the menu is a lot more sophisticated and I had my cod served served on a bed of sweet potato. The fish is caught locally and was beautifully presented and delicious. We had a taste of the chips as a starter along with freshly baked bread (on the premises!) and pickled eggs (I was too squeamish to try those, but apparently they were delicious and definitely not of the turned-blue-on-the-counter type). And we didn's stop there, the pudding menu was just too tempting. I decided to stick to ice cream (bakewell tart flavour!) and soon had food envy as other's plum compote, tarts and cakes arrived - everything tasted just as wonderful as it sounded on the menu and looked on the plate. Lunch at the Crown Inn alone is reason enough not to leave it too long till the next trip.

The Clown in Hastings is the very definition of a local boozer, almost exclusively frequented by…read moreolder punters from around town, not tourists. It is cramped, a little worse for wear, doesn't offer Wifi nor a huge range of beers. That said, it's also the place to get into touch with the locals, especially in the evenings when it can get quite busy (there's not a lot of room anyway). Fairly(!) cheap prices on various lagers, including Staropramen from the Czech Republic.

The most demonstrably disreputable pub in all of Hastings. The roar of a drunken mid-afternoon…read moresing-along coming from the pitch-black open maw of a doorway was like hearing the very hounds of Hell rehearsing a choral performance for the pleasure of Satan himself. The lady's half-pint you take in here may well be the last thing you do. Though by the time of evening when the fights break out, general inebriation levels are so high that every punch fails to land. Enjoy!

A very cool English pub in Hastings. We just had a quick drink and we really enjoyed the ambiance…read more Great selection of dry white wine. My husband was pleased with the beers on draft. The bartender was super kind and helpful. Very glad we stopped in here. There are a lot of fun things to look at and the menu looked really good.

Nice pub on George St. Very pleasant staff which helped us pick out some good pints. The menu…read morelooked delish with reasonably priced including appetizers. This pub gets very busy during the weekends. So arrive early and enjoy!

Loved this pub---one of my favorites in the area. Friendly and accommodating---informing me of all…read morethe local ales and allowing me tasters, this place is a returner for me.

Great hang out place. Cozy back area with fireplace and open front for dancing and talking. Awesome…read moregin selection...I had the 7 sisters yum! Front area can be a little drafty on cold days /evenings. No food except rolls which I havent tried . All around fun! Great bands!

Went for a Sunday roast here yesterday. They brought our meat and potatoes on a plate each, then a…read moresmall dish of vegetables which I would have gauged adequate for one person, but we were expected to share it. Very, very small portion sizes, particularly considering the £12.50 per head cost. Just about got two broccoli florets and quarters of a small stick of carrot each. The beef was a little tough too, and only two small slices. There was definitely room for pudding, but looking at their sweet board, with an extra charge of £5.50 each, we decided rather than pay an extra £11 for inadequate portions we would go and buy a ginger cake for £1 at the nearby supermarket and make some custard at home. Overpriced. My advice would be to get in the car and go to the nearest Toby carvery.

My favourite pub in Hastings. Quite old fashioned - i.e. no music, cocktails or pool tables. But it…read morehas it's own micro brewary with great beers plus an open fire in the winter.

The Dolphin Inn is one of the better traditional pub along the Hastings promenade, located on the…read moreother side of the street in the harbour area (or what's left of it) and its famous Fishermen's Net Huts. The "large selection of real ales", as it says on the marquee outside, amounted to four cask ales on tap during my visit. The pub is very cozy and "colorful", with plenty of memorabilia and traditional tools connected to local fishing spread throughout. There's also a small outside seating area where you can relax if the wind is not too strong on the day. Friendly staff, relaxed atmosphere, plenty of local punters about. Good for a pub lunch after a visit to the harbour area or Hastings Contemporary or the Fishermen's Museum, all of which are very close by. Civil prices, too.

a friendly pub for drinkers ,allcomers are made welcome without fear or favour . outside area with…read moretv for those who smoke ,could be made more attractive with some planting and imagination.a little hideaway from the world at large ;sunday raffles,friday and saturday karaoke if thats your thing ........a family pub with a few guest ales

From the owner: Friendly local pub. Great atmosphere. Karaoke every Fri & most Sat or live band. Bar billiards…read moretable, crib, darts, shove & bowls teams. Lovely beer garden with tv great for sporting events.. Alternate Mondays -Quiz Night. Sunday meat raffle. Real Ales & Guest Ales.FREE venue for parties. Buffet on request.

Not a bad place if you like loud music and don't want to hear yourself think. However for me I…read moreprefer quiet pubs

As karaoke venue this was OK and most of the singing was good, My performance was met by fairly…read moreloud applause.

The John Logie Baird, named after the inventor of television, is a fairly standard JD Wetherspoon…read morepub in the town centre of Hastings, 5 minutes from the station and the seafront, respectively. The channel coast is an expensive area in terms of restaurant and beer prices, so JDW offers the least expensive option to get a semi-decent meal (I always recommend the currys, now available at discounted prices every day) and cask ales. JDW do a lot for British real ales, no matter that the owner is a complete prick. Real ales are available for UKP 1.99. The décor is very familiar, and there's a patio to the front and a very small "beer garden" to the rear. It's not allowed to smoke in the patio area, but since I was vaping I carried on regardless and nobody cared. ;) Neither one of the most beautiful JDWs, nor one of the fleabags, pretty solid standard. You know what to expect.

We were looking for somewhere for a quick lunch we called in here at this former bank as it was…read morenear the bus stop and had the burger and drink meal for under £5 much better quality and value than the many national burger chains. Cooked fresh quick service. Interesting to read about it's namesake on the wall displays. not full of screaming kids.

The ultimate college dive bar. The prices are crazy cheap and the DJ was on point all night long…read more They take care and cash here so no need to go to the ATM (or cash machine as they say here). On Saturday nights they have a 5 pound cover but it's more that worth it. If you are like me and are not a club person unless under the effects of mind-altering substances, then a nice friendly dive bar like the Brass Monkey is the place for you.