Reviews - The Patch
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Nestled in the heart of Lewes, The Patch is a quirky café and taproom offering an impressive array of craft ales and delightful culinary options. With a unique decor and a welcoming atmosphere, it serves everything from dazzling breakfasts to Spanish pintxos, ensuring a memorable dining experience. Diners rave about the value and quality of dishes like veggie breakfast baps and fresh sandwiches, though some find select items a tad pricey. Friendly, accommodating staff enhance the experience, making The Patch a must-visit for locals and visitors alike in the vibrant landscape of Lewes.
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excellent mix of dazzling breakfasts, incredible fresh take bands and open all day for craft ale on tap. Everything at a very reasonable price with a take-off tea only £1.40 can not beat this anywhere in lewes. View all feedback.
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Last update : 21.03.2024
The food at this restaurant is excellent and the decor is unique and charming. It's truly a hidden gem.
If you want to know what a good sandwich is go to The Patch. Toasties with hot chicken and bacon salad and mayo..its the best around.
Small craft beer bar, 9 taps, always changing beers inc. dark beers a cider Open for breakfast excellent! Other food sandwiches available all day, loaded fries in the evenings. Closed Sunday.
Last update : 21.03.2024
Great breakfast, well made cappuccino and lovely people. Definitely recommended. Takeaway food looked good as well
Last update : 23.12.2022
Excellent mix of dazzling breakfasts, incredible fresh take bands and open all day for craft ale on tap. Everything at a very reasonable price with a take-off tea only £1.40 can not beat this anywhere in lewes.
Fantastic cooled can be found in the center of lewes. 6 keg beer, 1 store, 1 apple wine, a few bottles and a selection of pintxos (Spanish snacks). every day, a sandwich bar (beuren breakfast of 9,) at night a chilled can. wonderful!
Had some unusual beer here last Friday, all delicious. great to have somewhere else in the city.
Very quirky little place. The lady serving was so kind and welcoming offering to make us anything with any of the ingredients we can see. The atmosphere in there is lovely. Sadly the sandwich wasn't great and was a bit dry and for £4+ I would have to say it is rather overpriced.