Pub Restaurants
These are the establishments that have generously contributed to Rye Bay Scallop Week to ensure it goes ahead! Please make sure you show your appreciation by prioritising them when visiting Rye!
If your favourite business isn’t listed here … please ask them to join in! It’s never too late!
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Globe Inn Marsh
A pretty little clapperboard pub on the outskirts of the historic yet happening town of Rye where the Military Canal meets the River Rother, The Globe Inn Marsh has been the talk of Rye since it opened in 2013, with its “sheep-shack chic” interiors and warm Ramblinns hospitality. We don’t have rooms but we’ve lots… ... read more
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White Dog Inn
We are a traditional country inn set in the picturesque village of Ewhurst Green, with stunning views over bodiam castle and a warming log fire with local ales. All of our food is locally sourced proving you with the best of East Sussex and Kent. We look forward to seeing you soon! ... read more
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The Ferry Inn
Serendipitous country public house with welcoming staff, character rooms, candlelight, open fires, real ales, popular foods and fantastic sunsets. A 17th Century former smugglers haunt, this is pretty little pub in a lovely marshland setting with tables and benches on the front terrace and in the back garden alongside the riverbank. The Ferry Inn at… ... read more
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The Standard Inn
Situated in the heart of the citadel, The Standard Inn, one of the most loved and popular pubs in Rye, has recently reopened it’s doors to welcome back old regulars and make new friends alike. Years of plaster board and bitumen have been pulled away to reveal the gem of the 14C pub with beautifully… ... read more
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The Queen’s Head Inn
The Queens Head Inn is a lively pub, being frequented by both tourists and locals alike whilst the restaurant is reminiscent of your favourite aunt’s comfortable parlour and serves traditional pub food in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere. ... read more
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The Owl
The Owl Pub and Grill is set directly behind the iconic sand dunes of Camber Beach, you’d be hard-pressed to find a more beautiful spot than The Owl. This popular destination is the ideal spot to relax and unwind after a day of activities and exploring. Inside the pub, a log-burning fire creates a cosy… ... read more
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The New Inn
The New Inn is a 17th Century coaching inn in the heart of the ancient town of Winchelsea. Preserved in traditional style with open log fire and great views over the medieval Court Hall and St Thomas’s Church. A varied menu is prepared on site and served every day using locally sourced produce with a… ... read more
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Kings Head Inn
The Kings Head Inn is a family run Pub with Boutique style B&B accommodation, freshly cooked locally sourced honest pub food and a friendly ambience. ... read more
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The Denbigh
The Denbigh in Bexhill-on-Sea has gained a reputation for excellent in-house cuisine, serving a range of real ales, international wine list and a two-tier restaurant. We offer an extensive choice of menus from a la carte menu, daily specials, Traditional Sunday roast, bar & garden light meals and specialist menus from around the world. We… ... read more
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The Cove, Fairlight
In sleepy Fairlight, on the edge of the Firehills A bar for socialising, restaurant for revelling, a garden for lazy afternoons. Pub inspired, seasonal food, freshly made. Weekly specials, lots of beer, really good wine, proper martinis. Vegan, GF, we’ve got you covered too. Kids welcome. Muddy boots encouraged. Dog friendly. Wanderers welcome. ... read more
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The Crown, Hastings
The Crown is an independently run freehouse in the heart of Hastings Old Town at the foot of the country park, and a stone’s throw away from the beach. We serve modern British food in a friendly informal environment using locally sourced, seasonal ingredients. We are proud of our curated drinks selection which includes local… ... read more