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12 years ago
An amazing bar/restaurant Could not sing it's praises higher! Welcoming is not the word, the comedy night was fantastic and I have to say that the food is amazing! Not to mention the views........ I seriously fell in love with this place! read more
14 years ago
What a fantastic place for a lovely get togethet for freinds right by the river good beer excellant service highly recommed it.
1 Baltic Wharf Pier Road
Littlehampton BN17 5AD
United Kingdom
01903 723837
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https://www.theempresslittlehampton.com
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What time does The Empress open?
The Empress opens at 11:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.The Empress opens at 12:00 PM on Sunday.
What time does The Empress close?
The Empress closes at 11:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Sat 11:00 AM - 11:00 PMSun 12:00 PM - 11:00 PM
Does The Empress serve alcohol?
Yes, The Empress serves alcohol.
Does The Empress have parking?
Yes, The Empress has parking options.
Does The Empress allow outdoor smoking?
Yes, The Empress allows outdoor smoking.
Does The Empress have free WiFi?
Yes, The Empress has free WiFi.
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One of the best Chinese in the area great food relaxed atmosphere friendly staff and good value…read more for money also has a seperate bar which shows sport
The food is reasonable, service is pretty good but I don't believe the all you can eat menu is as…read moregood as others locally. It seems the staff are hesitant to give you starters after a duck order etc etc (all you can eat?!), and the portion sizes don't seem tally up with the menu in our experience. The staff seem to want to rush you in/out which is a little off putting. Not terrible, but not brilliant either.
Really great place to eat. We've had several family parties here, over the years. The food is…read moreexcellent and none fresher anywhere in the area. Gets very busy every day of the week. Best to book, more so on Sundays. Parking can be a bit tight, if you're late. When booking, try to get seats overlooking the river facing South to the harbour.
Wow what a find. We were introduced to this wonderful experience by my sister and brother-in-law…read moreand they could not have picked a better place to have dinner. The tables are mostly positioned by the panoramic view windows which look out directly on to the river. What more could you want while eating your meal comprising everything from fresh fish to steak and salad. The staff are very attentive without being obtrusive. Truly a wonderful experience and one that we hope to repeat.
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Comfortable 300year old coaching inn that still offers blazing log fires in the winter. Lovely old…read moreflint building that is so picturesqu. It has done everything to retain its olde charm, authenticity and original beams. Have eaten here several times with colleagues and friends and never yet been disappointed. Thank You!!
Fantastic friendly and dog welcoming pub. Food is delicious and a variety of beers, draughts and…read morespirits along with ciders to. If you are looking for a pub with more of an eating environment than a drinking environment then you have found the correct location for sure.
Well, a lot of people moan about Wetherspoons pubs but for a bit of daytime drinking and cheap food…read moreaction, you can't beat them! You know your going to get a few dodgy looking people nursing their pints and reading the racing post but I quite like that. I find the food fine in this place, go for something like a lasagne and chips, its not gourmet but if you're a bit brassic, its perfect.
Situated in the High Street this pub caters for and attracts most members of the public. Early a.m…read more will see early starters out for their daily drink, lunchtime brings in the shoppers, office and retail staff.and eveing gets the nightowls" going!! As Weatherspoons go, it's ok and inexpensive enough but not really a regular place to eat out. Probably the best thing about JD's is the standard of their toilets which I have always found to be high. Parking nearby is free for 2 hours provided you get a permit from local participating shops.
Always had great food in that establishment. Their carvery is for sure a favourite of mine…read more Starters are numerous and tasty. Place of choice for birthday celebrations. Recommended.
First visit today with a couple o' friends. We were warmly greeted by waitress Virginia, and shown…read morea choice of seats. Drinks were ordered and served quickly. Must admit that the Lime and Soda price was more expensive tan other Carveries we've been to ie £1.70 for a medium glass. Carvery was well presented and was plated up for us. We were offered the opportunity to have additional veg bought to the table. The choice of meats were limited to Gammon, Turkey or Ribs....(not quite what was advertised). Choice of veg was good, except for the roast pots....it seems no carvery can get these right..!! Regrettably, as with all carveries I have experienced the food is never really hot.....and soon cools before one can complete the meal. Desserts came at a price of £5.95 each with the exception of Ice Cream. One scoop £2.50, tow scoop £4.50 and three scoop £5.95.....quite dear fro Ice Cream. The staff were charming and the place was very clean, BUT a big problem is PARKING. Abysmal....quite a walk to the nearest car park at Surrey Street.
This is an amazing place to go for s Sunday lunch after a nice walk along the beach at Angmering…read more The pub itself is beautiful inside and out with nice old decor and a really nice bunch behind the bar. They have a great selection of real ales on tap and an extensive choice of wines too. The menu isn't limited to just roasts which I think is a good idea but I have to say, the roast sirloin of beef is hard to turn down. At £9.95 with all the trimmngs, its a bit more pricey than a lot of places but I can assure you its worth every penny.
Great food and good staff, called in for a sandwich on Monday but you get so much more than 2…read morepieces of bread Highly recommended
nice pub which has karaoke and real ales . the food is also quite reasonable priceread more
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Hanover is famous for its pubs and when you wander into the Greys you'll instantly see why. The…read moreinterior is small and traditional with lots of wood paneling and a small wooden bar complete with stools. With low ceilings and intimate little tables and booths, the Greys is the perfect place to snuggle up with friends or a special someone for a glass of red wine in the winter. In addition to the cosy indoor seating, they have a covered, heated patio at the side of the building and a few tables and chairs out front. As well as an impressive array of the usual ale, lager and cider, the Greys boast a fine selection of Belgian beers with very distinctive flavours...the raspberry and cherry are especially tasty. The pub is a hub of beer-drinking activity during the Hanover beer festival and is my favourite of the pubs involved. This pub is also great for live music...I once happened in on a beautiful folk singer. They quite often feature local and international musicians of all varieties, but they do seem to generally favour bluesy and folksy bands, which is fine by me! They also do a monthly music quiz, which will especially appeal to music buffs.
Nestled away in the trendy Hanover area, you can't miss the bright blue exterior of The Grays…read more Inside, the pub is really tastefully decked out and really does excel at making you feel warm and welcome. Outside the patio is heated so you can enjoy a cigarette without coming back in with frost bite. We had a Sunday lunch there which, at £9 I thought was a little over-priced. It was really nice but there's a lot of other pubs that do it better for a lot less in my opinion. I'm definitely going to head back there on one of the blues nights though as the staff and locals really are fantastic here.
Really decent pub that stocks a great selection of ales/lagers. It has quite a good local following…read moreand has quite a good catchment area. I can recommend their ability and facilities for celebratory occasions and, from my experiences, an excellent discrete function for sad occasions.
Food is good Beer is great…read moreCompany always pleasant. There is a unique "village" feel to the Selden which always makes it a nice place to go to, whether it's for a quick pint, a whole evening or for food. It's not a restaurant, but it's fine, honest food, at a good price, served well in nice surroundings. We like eating there and have done so as a couple, or with friends many times and keep returning for more. Thoroughly recommended.
Great pub this and the staff always seem happy to see a new face. They have a great selection of…read morereal ales on tap including one of my favourites - Dark Star. The place has a really good reputation for Sunday lunch but I've only ever been in the evening on a week day. They do a fantastic sun blush tomato rissoto for starters and for main I had a really nice roast pheasant dish. Price wise it wasn't too bad at all but we did drink a fair amount of wine!
A huge but cozy pub this serving really reasonably priced pub grub. The kitchen staff are excellent…read moreat coping with the large numbers the place attracts and the bar staff, including the management are really friendly. I had the gammon and pineapple last time I was there for lunch. I know its old fashioned but most of the things on the menu are, just really well cooked. Good all-round country pub.
We were drawn into this place the other week by the announcement 'Live Jazz on Fridays'. I'm not…read moresure if there was in fact no jazz playing, or if we'd had a few too many to find the precise room in which this was (the latter being probably more likely), but we missed out on the jazz that evening. Regardless, it was worth a visit. The barman was very friendly, and impressed me hugely when he got us sniffing the various types of dark rum on offer! I stuck with the Sailor Jerry, but there was a good choice, as well as tequila shots for a pound if you're so inclined. I didn't get any of the Mediterranean food on offer in the restaurant but would definitely go back another time - really good service and atmosphere.
I was invited to this place by some college mates who used to go here every week and absolutely…read moreloved the place. Mainly due to the fact that they would consistently get over 20 people together for good times. This was also the first place I tried the shisha or hubbly bubbly to some people. It was quite novel and I haven't seen any other place do this before. Friday and Saturday nightsare definitely the best times to go but I would wonder if we hadn't been in such large numbers whether it would be as much fun. With a huge amount of different drinks on offer it would be a good place to stop in if you were on a pub crawl for sure. However, I couldn't see myself spending all night here.
This is a really lively pub that attracts a good mix of young and old people which adds to a good…read moreatmosphere. There's also some really comfortable leather sofas to sink into and relax. The food is fantastic and leans heavily towards the Italian side if things. It does it really well though, the pizzas are great and not too expensive at all. You have to try the Crispy bacon, sausage, egg, mushrooms & tomato one, really good choice for lunch. They have a nice big heated patio outside for us smokers which is always nice to see.
With some comparable competition on the High Street, the Moon needn't be too concerned. Terrific…read moregardens at the rear, open spacious restaurant and a good selection of ales sees it in a position of some strength. Plenty of parking within short distances. Prices possibly a little up, but that's life!!
A lovely pub in the quintessential British countryside. The owner of the pub let us stay in the…read moreback garden past closing time which was very kind since we had only just arrived. The outdoor seating is magnificent here, the pub is small but plenty of drink options and with great customer service. What more could you want?
A real old country pub with bags and bags of character. The frontage of the pub is so inviting and…read moreyou can pretty much guarantee there's not going to be any loud swearing chavs lurking at the bar just by looking at it. The interior is all old beams and fireplaces. There's even a little snug called the Dragon's Den which has its own bar and holds up to 12 people. Great for a nice intimate drink with someone. Great pub grub that doesn't cost the earth and all is home prepared. They have a nice big garden here too to enjoy a nice long lunch in!
I love this place - characters galore, old-pub feel, neighborly, friendly, decently priced, and has…read morea lovely fire place going. They have a great beer selection for the expected price. I could definitely spend hours in here hanging w/ friends and people-watching. This is my second favorite pub in Worthing so far - would definitely suggest checking this place out if you're in the area. I am looking forward to a repeat visit when the weather gets nicer...
Friendly, local pub. Good selection of beer, food is available at lunchtimes although I have never…read moretried it. Has a beer garden. In the summer they have barbeques and beer festivals.
THE HOPE HAS HAD A MAKEOVER…read more It's pretty cool! It reminds me of a circus ground or freak show! I can't describe it because it's honestly so cool! I made a huge mistake though, they have the end of a caravan at the end of the bar, I thought it was a seating area, turned out to be the kitchen. Needless to say, I got a bit of a - Eh what are you doing mate kind of look. Anyway, it's got a really cool vibe, if you also like Ale they have lots to choose from. Great venue, good to see it in a bit more glory. They hold lots of nights up stairs so it's great to watch a gig and then go downstairs for a cheeky pint in the interval.
The Hope is a cool little music bar right in the centre of Brighton on North Road. The interior has…read morea modern decor with Chesterfields, dark wood flooring and funky lamp shades. The huge front windows open right up and in the summer the bar has a really continental vibe. The 'Hope'n'Mic' night is a held every Monday and the calibre of the act is quite high. At the weekend they have a more clubby vibe with regular nights like Murderdisco which is popular with students, The Hope is definitely an alternative venue and the clientele are varied, anyone from indie boys to Brighton businessmen. If your looking for live music they have something on a couple of nights a week but either way its a cool, relaxing place to have a bev, and really near to train and bus routes so a great meeting spot.
If you have got Gin on the mind, this is where you need to be, turning up with tasty tipples…read more I'm not a massive Ginaholic however I walked by and the ambience grabs you from the street and entices you to come inside. The decor is sublime and each table has a telephone to call your order through to the bar or call another table. The menu is extensive to say the least, I had Bathtub Gin and Fevertree Toinic. It was divine. Gin served in a double measure. When in Rome! I will defiantly be back soon for a flight board 3 Gins, 3 Toincs and 3 nibbles to choose from. I'm G'n'T-ing it!
Went here recently for a quick drink before dinner, and was seriously impressed. Having recently…read morediscovered a liking for gin I thought this would be the perfect place to go to and I was not disappointed. This bar works in a different way to most bars in the sense you do not go to the bar and order your drinks. Placed on each table is a an old retro phone. Once you have browsed the menu of gins and various tonics you dial "0" on the phone and speak to the helpful bar staff who will take your order. You can even call other tables if you so desire, although they wont take your order! The venue itself is beautifully designed and made me think I was in Moulin Rouge! There are a couple of downsides to this bar though, they have a signal blocker therefore preventing people using their phones inside. Whilst it can be annoying going out and seeing everyone on their phone, that is up to the group of people and not the venue to decide and I also felt everything was on the expensive side. If you order 2 G&T's you won't get change from £20! And if you are not a fan of gin then beer is over £6 for a pint. I would go back here again as I think it's a quirky venue but it won't be a regular jaunt.