Decent Sunday roast, especially for Brighton prices. The place is tiny though, so it can get a bit cramped. Staff were on it, friendly and quick even when it was busy.

We were a big group after a hike, and the staff (James, Tyler, Charlie) were so on it. They handled everything without a fuss. The food and pints were spot on, but the service really made it. No stress at all.

Stopped in on a hot afternoon for a pint. Four well-kept bitters on hand pump, plus a solid lager selection. A proper pub, busy with locals and visitors. Exactly what you want on a sunny day.

The kids&#39; meals were surprisingly fresh - they even ate all the veggies! Great to see proper ingredients for little ones.

Decent selection of drinks, including Champagne and a self-service spirits bar. The cocktails were pretty good.

Booked a pre-theatre lunch. The food was good and came out quickly, which is what you need when you&#39;re heading to the Royal Hippodrome. No fuss, just a solid meal.

Came for the Sunday roast, and the pork was the standout. Really generous portion, and the flavour was spot on. Just a shame the gravy was a bit on the thin side for my liking.

Popped in for lunch with a friend. The ham, egg and chips was a solid, filling plate for the price. Staff were quick, which was great as we were catching up!

Perfect for a quick bite. The breakfast deal is unbeatable value. Staff are fast and friendly.

The tapas menu is the star here. The meatballs were juicy and perfectly spiced, and the fishcakes had this lovely crispy edge. Everything just tasted so fresh.

Nice spot for a pre-theatre meal. The food was pretty good and came out quickly, which was handy.

Food was tasty, service was quick. Exactly what I was after. The place itself is a bit dated, furniture could do with a refresh. But for the price, it&#39;s a decent spot.

A proper old-school pub, lots of space on different floors and a decent beer garden. The Guinness is spot on, poured perfectly. The staff know their stuff, especially about the ales. A solid pint in a classic setting.

Great spot for a private party, the staff really know what they&#39;re doing.

Great spot for a private party. Darren and Cathy handled everything perfectly, the bar never slowed down.

Brought our own birthday cake, they didn&#39;t charge a cutting fee or anything. That&#39;s a nice touch you don&#39;t always get. The main was a bit pricier than expected, but saving on the cake helped balance it out.

Friendly staff, always. They make the place feel relaxed. Good spot to unwind, decent beers on tap. Nothing fancy, just a solid local vibe.

Friendly staff, Sophie at the bar was great. But honestly, the cask ales are a bit pricey for the size you get. I love a good pint, but the portion felt a little small for what you pay.

Perfect spot for a quick drink. Right across from the river, easy to grab a pint before the ferry. View is decent. Service was prompt, got the bill quickly. Good for what it is.

The portions are huge and look so good on the table! We shared the pasta, a pie, and a couple sandwiches. Perfect for a group, everyone got to try a bit of everything. Just a heads up, it gets pretty lively in the evenings.

A proper station pub, love the railway bits all over. Had a couple of their local ales on tap, really hit the spot. Solid snacks to go with it. Just a nice, easy place for a pint while you wait.

Loved the little snug room with all the board games! It was just the right vibe for a chilled catch-up with my mates. The garden looked nice too, but we ended up staying inside all evening playing Jenga.

Christmas dinner with friends. Starters and mains were solid, everything came out hot even for our big table. Decent value for what you get.

Been coming here for years. Joe&#39;s fish and chips are always spot on, never greasy. That&#39;s why I keep coming back.

Been coming here for years, mainly for the drinks. What keeps me coming back is the live music. It&#39;s always solid, whether it&#39;s a solo act or a full band. Just a reliable spot for a good pint and some tunes.

The regulars here are so friendly. They just started chatting with us at the bar, made us feel right at home. It&rsquo;s that kind of easy, old-school vibe you don&rsquo;t find much anymore.

The Sunday roast beef was so tender, and the roast potatoes had that perfect crisp. Portions are generous for the price.

The sticky toffee pudding was the star for me. Warm, gooey, and not too sweet. It just hit the spot perfectly after the main course.

The almond croissant was spot on. They had a nice selection of wines by the glass that paired well with the savoury pastries.

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