Bit of a trek for me but I keep coming back. The chicken gizzards are spot on, just like I remember them from home. Everything else is solid, too.

The curries here have a real depth of flavour, really well balanced. Coconut rice was spot on, not too sweet. Good selection of classics on the menu, everything felt properly made. A solid choice for Thai food.

Their milkshakes are a treat, but I love that you can blend in fresh fruit. It&#39;s a nice option for something a bit lighter.

Sushi making class was so much fun! The chef was super helpful, and the drinks were a nice touch. Perfect for a group activity.

The Park Gate Inn is a charming country pub with a warm ambiance. The menu has a great variety, and the food is both tasty and reasonably priced.

Came for the Sunday buffet with the family. The staff were so lovely and friendly the whole time, really made it a nice, relaxed afternoon. The spread had a bit of everything, which was perfect for our group.

The coffee&#39;s really good, but the main thing for me is the space. It&#39;s got these big windows and high ceilings, feels so open and airy. Just a nice spot to sit for a while with a book.

Popcorn toffee flavour was a letdown, didn&#39;t really taste like much. But the guy at the counter was really nice and helpful. Quick lunch sorted.

Nice spot for a coffee with the pup. Atmosphere is relaxed. Their almond croissant was decent, but the real winner was pairing it with a proper flat white &ndash; the coffee held up well against the pastry&#39;s sweetness. Just a bit pricey for a quick stop.

The Sunday roast was decent, but the wine list felt a bit limited.

Great spot for a quick lunch. The fish and chips came out fast, perfect when you&#39;re in a rush. Portion was decent, fish was fresh. Gets busy though, had to wait a bit for a table. Solid pub grub.

Tables were nicely spaced, felt safe. They have a covered outdoor bit with heaters, so you can sit outside even if it&#39;s a bit chilly. Staff were really helpful when we asked to move.

The atmosphere at TN1 is fantastic, with a modern and quirky design that creates a lovely vibe. It&#39;s the perfect spot for a relaxed meal with friends or family.

The live music on Friday night created an incredible atmosphere at the Waterfront. The generous portions and high-quality food, especially the fish pie, made for a memorable dining experience.

Loved the vibe here, really does feel like you&#39;re in Spain. Sat by the open door on a warm evening, it was so cozy. The decor nails it.

A proper old-school pub, just what you wanted. The Christmas decorations were up, felt really cosy. Had a pint by the fire, it was just the thing on a cold night. A nice change from all the shiny new bars.

Stumbled in by chance. The pizza was surprisingly good, thin crust with a nice char. Decent beer selection too.

Been coming here for years. The harbour view is always lovely, but honestly, it&#39;s the seafood that keeps me coming back. Everything tastes so fresh. The staff are genuinely nice, too. A solid spot.

The breakfast spread here is solid. Lots of hot options and condiments to choose from, and it didn&#39;t break the bank.

The staff were so lovely and remembered our dog from a previous visit. They even brought him a little piece of chicken, which he absolutely loved. Such a thoughtful gesture that makes a difference.

The restaurant is beautifully decorated, especially for the holidays. The food was hot and fresh, and the salad bar was a nice touch!

The small fish and chips were fresh and not greasy at all. Nice to see a senior option that doesn&#39;t compromise on quality ingredients.

Nice view from the balcony. Cozy spot by the sea. Seagulls were a bit much though, tried to snatch a chip. Good for a chill meal.

A solid spot for a quick breakfast meeting. Coffee was good, menu is straightforward and reasonably priced. The location is convenient, just off the main road so it&#39;s quieter. A reliable choice when you need efficiency.

Cosy spot, elegant feel. The skate wing was spot on, sea bass too. What really worked for me was their NZ Sauvignon Blanc &ndash; that crisp acidity cut through the richness of the fish perfectly. Hosts were lovely. Just a touch on the pricey side for the portions.

A bit pricey for Hastings but you get what you pay for. The small kitchen puts out some really fresh, vibrant plates. Loved the relaxed, order-at-the-bar setup in this old town spot.

Lovely spot on a cold day. The open log fire was just right, made the whole place feel really cosy. Had the veggie lasagne and a pint of Spitfire, all very solid.

Convenient spot if you&#39;re at the Tudor Park Marriott, just a short walk. Had the fish and chips. The batter was crisp but the chips were a bit soggy. Decent for a quick bite near the hotel.

Tried the plant-based Butter Bean Stufato. It was a proper hearty dish, really hit the spot on a chilly evening. Felt full for hours after. Good portion for the price, too.

A nice local spot for halal Thai food. The menu has plenty of options, which I appreciate. The seats are quite comfortable too.

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