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Contribute FeedbackNestled in the historic All Saints neighborhood, this charming 16th-century pub is a delightful destination for food lovers. Known for its friendly service and inviting atmosphere, guests often rave about the unique menu, which includes flavorful options like lamb and creative vegetarian dishes. The pub's picturesque garden adds to its appeal, providing a relaxing escape. While some diners have experienced occasional inconsistencies in seasoning, the overall quality of the food and the warmth of the staff shine through. With a blend of musical entertainment and a cozy ambiance, it promises to be a captivating dining experience worth revisiting.
Walking up All Saints Street to visit this charming 16th-century pub is definitely worth it. The Inn has a proper old-world feel with a lovely fireplace, great atmosphere, and interesting artifacts, including mummified cats - a tradition believed to keep evil spirits away. The service from Rebecca was warm, friendly, and welcoming. While I only stopped in for drinks, the menu looked excellent (especially the lamb, rosemary garlic crisps). I will definitely be returning.
Lovely landlady Price per person: £80–90 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5
This pub is fantastic, nestled in the quiet neighborhood of All Saints, it holds the title of being the oldest pub in Hastings, dating back to around 1547. The staff is extremely friendly and the atmosphere is calm and peaceful. The garden is a hidden gem worth exploring. Be sure to check out the cat mummies, which have an interesting tie to the town's history of witches and rat control in the 17th century. Prices range from £1 to £10 per person.
Our experience at this restaurant last Saturday was quite disappointing, but I am giving it 4 stars because I have always loved this pub and the food has been great in the past. We were all disappointed as the dishes we ordered were under seasoned and unbalanced. The monkfish was nice but was overpowered by the taramasalata. The pakoras had no salt or flavor, and the curried chips were lacking curry and salt, tasting like oven chips. The duck was overcooked and the accompanying dishes were bland. I have always recommended this pub as one of the best places to eat in Hastings, but this experience was disappointing overall. I was embarrassed for recommending it.
An interesting menu. The complimentary Guinness and treacle bread with garam masala butter was so delicious the crispy lamb ribs starter also but very spicy. Our mains were less interesting but still nice. The 80s music was too loud and detracted from the food. I would go back to try the taster menu on a Thursday. Price per person: £30–40 Food: 4 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 4
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