I can't remember if it was this pub or not that I visited the last time here, but I have now. It…read moreactually has a pretty awesome beer garden, and the murals are rather amazing as well. Actually, this place was pretty cool, even though the beers were rather dull.

After a long day in the countryside around Battle yesterday, we wound up here for dinner. It's one…read moreof the nicest pubs I've been to in a long while! The food was varied (although not a massive choice for vegetarians) and fairly priced for non-chain pub fare my double egg, chips and beans came in at just under £6 and the boyfriend's vegetarian cottage pie was just over £8. Both meals were delicious (some of the nicest chips and onion rings I've had in ages!) and the service was quick and very friendly. I'd agree that the atmosphere in the pub isn't the liveliest even at 8 9pm on a Saturday night the place was a bit quiet, but this was my first visit to Battle so can't say if it's like that everywhere. Still, it made for a nice meal and a much needed rest at the end of the day! With such lovely staff (and an adorable cat), I'd definitely return here.

Not only was this a typically British pub, but it also felt like an independent one. Then again it…read morewas actually a brewery as well, which meant that they had some pretty decent beers on tap, and a really nice beer garden out the back. Actually, I really quite liked the beer garden, and the sign, I liked that as well.

Well, I didn't stay at the Inn, but I did eat lunch at the Pub!…read more I must say from the time we walked into this pub we were welcome with smiles and hello's. The bartender, who was also our server/waiter, was very friendly and helpful and told us to sit anywhere we liked and when we were ready to order just come up to the bar and let him know. I, of course had the fish and chips with peas. The chips were just frozen french fries fried up and not very good, but the fish was very yummy! Fresh, flaky, and not greasy at all. I was in heaven with this fish and it's nummy yummy partner, the tartar sauce.....mmmmmmmm good! What can I say about the peas except they were fresh and very good. They were peas, what can I say..... One of the best parts of this pub was its atmosphere! It was a cold and very windy day the day we went in and they had a cozy fire (real wood fire) in the fireplace right by the table we were at. So cozy! And there's something about this place that just feels good....very good energy indeed! I give this pub 2 thumbs up and will be back someday!

Had a surprisingly wonderful dinner meal here, expected normal pub fare but the menu is much more…read moresophisticated than I thought it would be. Staff is lovely, service was great, and food was delicious--just passing through, too bad this isn't a longer work trip!

Went to the squirrel for Sunday lunch with the family and have had a fantastic experience…read more Being British Sunday's have always belonged to the ritual of a good hearty Sunday roast, and the squirrel has exactly that! Upon arriving you are greeted by the bar and to be honest that's exactly what you want we did book as this is a very popular destination for Sunday lunch time. We didn't wait long before we were seated, we sat in the back room that opens up into the garden via big double doors, the menu is very limited on a Sunday purely due to the popularity of their Sunday carvery but their is other options including vegetarian. The carvery has a wide selection including gammon, pork belly (with crackling), turkey, lamb, topside beef and sirloin of beef so take your pick and heap it on! The atmosphere is very pleasant and the staff are friendly, warm and couldn't do enough to make sure your time spent there is as good as possible. The grounds that are to the back are pleasant and offer seating for eating or just as a beer Garden, along side that there is a really good slide for the kids to keep them busy. Now the reason I have only given 4* and not 5* is simply the parking issue! While there is parking there and is ample, on a Sunday it's just not big enough, most of the time the car park is full so your forced to park half on the road and half on the grass to the side of the road and its worth mentioning that the road is more of a country road and is not all that wide so if you have a nice car you don't feel that comfortable parking there! (But this doesn't reflect the restaurant, food or staff but has to be said) **** TOP TIP **** Make a reservation!!!!

You, this really did have a local pub charm, but then again I suspect that is because it really…read moreisn't in the centre of town. Mind you, one of the things is that it happens to be about halfway between the town centre and the station, which means that you can stop here and have a beer while walking to the station. It is pretty cool to be honest, though it does have that small town vibe, suggesting that you aren't really all that welcome here.

Nice friendly pub. Good selection of beers. Plenty of seating for diners. Didn't check out the food…read morebut looked good.

Lovely home cooked pub grub, great atmosphere, really friendly staff! Landlord has a great northern…read moresense if humour, which can throw you a bit at first, but speaking to friends he's hilarious, good real ales, always has harvey's and other great ales, lovely open fire, and dog & child friendly too,

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.

Six of us arrived at Herstmonceux Castle for a party that evening so were looking for a pub. We…read morewere directed to The Lamb by the friendly guy at the gate of the castle. We found the pub and were immediately impressed. Plenty of seating outside as the weather was luckily warm. Cheerful bar staff with a lovely selection of ales and lagers. That was a good start as we looked at the menu. Burgers and sharing platters were ordered. They arrived a little later and, I will add, together. There is nothing worse than each person getting their orders at different times. Lovely food and well prepared. All in all a wonderful pub. Good food, great service and pricing very reasonable. Well worth a visit if you are in the area. Finally, landlord, remember that guy at the gate of Herstmonceux Castle, he is a good advert for your pub .

Amazing menu, buzzy atmosphere and gorgeous interior. Have eaten here plenty of times and have…read morenever been disappointed. Would recommend to anyone!!

This is the first time we have been to this pub. We ate in the bar last night - the food was…read moreabsolutely delicious and completely surpassed expectations and the staff were so friendly. Our dog was made very welcome too! We'll be back soon....

If I still lived in Bexhill (no offence but thank God I don't!!!)The Denbigh would still be my…read moresecond home. A great, friendly pub with a good restaurant (lots of fish straight off the trawlers on Bexhill and Hastings seafronts) I've been going here man and boy since 1990. The beer is always well conditioned and regular's are Harveys, Bombadier and other top ales. Landlady Mindy does front of house and her husband Shaun is the chef -you're always guaranteed a warm welcome. Oh and if you spot my Dad, John tell him dinner's on the table, he's the bald chap nursing a pint of Harveys.

Great food and a great garden to dine in as you look over the beautiful hills of East Sussex.read more

Good food, good atmosphere and a family owned and run pub that is very popular and successful. We…read moreeven went there for Christmas dinner. A1