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

I often walk a dog for a disabled friend, who lives in Telscombe and if waiting for the bus, the…read moresun is shining, or I just can't kid myself with a reason, I'll pop in here. Telscombe and the surrounding areas are probably not renowned for their pubs, but the Tavern is really a very charming place. With a large bar area, a dedicated dinning area and a quite side room, it offers a little something for everyone. Food is served daily and the range is good, and the food itself punches above a lot of similar pub grub places. It's unlikely you would want to make the effort to come out of town for a visit, but if you have a dog, try the cliff top walk and end it with a refreshing drink here, you may be as pleasantly surprised as I was.

We've been here several times over the last three months and we can't fault it. The food is really…read morenice. The Sunday roasts are huge with a choice of meats. The meat is freshly cooked and you get absolutely loads of it with multiple vegetables, stuffing and Yorkshire pud. The waitress's are very pleasant and attentive without being obtrusive, and the cost is very good as well. Last night my partner and I had a burger and chips each, three large glasses of wine and a sweet to share. All of this for £23. This is because they do a 2 for 1 offer on burgers on a Tuesday evening. I'd certainly recommend it although beware Saturday nights if you want a quiet meal as they have live music after about 9pm.

I'm amazed at the brutal reviews of Smuggler's Rest. They're all 5 to 10 years old, so perhaps new…read moremanagement has corrected past problems, but we had a great experience here. Welcome was swift and warm. We were accommodated at a nice table of our choosing with an ocean view. Service was timely, friendly, professional, and helpful. The food was terrific; special shout out for the pate starter and the steak and ale pie of the day. Interior was cozy and charming near the bar and towards the water. Front rooms away from the water were a bit sterile, but I wasn't seated there so I only noticed it en route to the loo. Smuggler's Rest is a solid pub, and its old reviews should be ignored

They have some lovely winter ales on tap in this place like Harviestoun Bitter & Twisted which is…read moreworth checking out. The bar is really friendly indeed and the decor is very comfortable. I popped in for lunch a couple of weeks ago and had a really nice chicken curry which didn't cost an arm and a leg. I'm definitely going back in the summer as the beer garden looked really enticing but at the time it was pouring with rain. They have a roaring open fire on the go here so I would strongly recommend heading along for a Sunday roast with a group of mates.

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 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.

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

Whilst it's not exactly what I expected from the name, this Senora isn't a bad place to find…read moreyourself in Saltdean if you fancy a cheap drink and especially if you're looking for somewhere to watch the match or play some pool. Food isn't what you'd expect either, but i you're not looking to romance your lovely lady and just want to tuck into some great pub grub then you're in the right place. No frills, but a warm pub and a welcoming landlady.

Not a place you'd want to take your loved one on a romantic date for two. The atmosphere is a bit…read moredour and there are some pretty aggressive looking locals but I'm sure they're nice chaps really. This is Saltdean lets remember. They haven't got a particularly good selection of ales so I stuck to lager which was poured by a very friendly bar lady. Food wise its all pretty basic pub grub so I opted for a burger and chips which was fine and extremely cheap. Wouldn't want a long drinking session here though.

Nice place for a stop while waiting for the ferry. They have indoor and outdoor seating available…read more Grab a beer or two. They have a good selection on tap. Fosters. San Miguel. Leffe. And much more. Fish and chips were excellent. They came recommended and did not disappoint. Served on a butcher block with fries, tartar sauce, and creamed peas. Fish was fresh and piping hot. Am hungry just thinking about it.

When getting off the Dieppe ferry and arriving back in somewhay depressing Newhaven, the Ark pub is…read moreyour best bet for a decent pub and a friendly welcome before closing time. Just look out for the sign pointing to the left off the main road out of the ferry port. The pub itself looks nothing special from the outside but inside you'll be welcomed by friendly staff behind the bar and two real ales. Food is served just not on Monday's or Tuesdays. Inside the pub are lots of pictures of how Newhaven used to look in it's heyday as well as leaflets etc to explain what else there is to do in Newhaven on your visit.

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).