They were so helpful with our booking, and the photo booth was a nice touch. Made everything stress-free.

The Sunday roast is generous, and the pork crackling was spot on. What stood out for me was how comfortable the chairs were &ndash; you could really settle in and enjoy the meal without feeling rushed. A nice, relaxed spot for a weekend lunch.

Gray was a real star at brunch. My mimosa never got close to empty, and he had a good laugh with us. Made the whole thing feel easy and relaxed.

Love the garden here, perfect for a sunny afternoon. The Guinness pour is spot on every time, just the right creamy head. Student pints are a decent price too. A solid local spot.

We hosted a small event here. The team on the day, particularly Dexter and Ben, were very attentive. It felt quite seamless, which made the whole thing much less stressful for us. Margot was also great with the planning emails beforehand.

Booked for a big group. Staff handled it all smoothly from start to finish. Food came out quick, no stress. Made the evening easy.

The Tim Taylor&#39;s Landlord on tap was spot on. Good selection of real ales too.

The outdoor seating area is charming, and the inside is very comfortable. Prices are reasonable for the location, right next to Hove Station.

Loved the cosy vibe here. The stone walls and open fire gave it such a warm, old-school pub feel. Perfect for a chilly evening.

A nice spot for a break. The Fuller&#39;s and guest beers are good, but I&#39;d love to see more low-alcohol or alcohol-free options on the menu.

Sat outside on a sunny afternoon, perfect for people-watching. The beer selection is the real draw here &ndash; tried a local pale ale that paired nicely with the fish and chips. A solid choice for a casual pint.

Nice to see solid vegan choices alongside the classics. The wine list had a good pairing for the mushroom dish.

Just stopped by for a quick bite. The chef&#39;s passion really comes through in the flavours. Everything was spot on, from how it looked to how it smelled. Simple but impressive.

Cosy spot with a real fire, and the local beer selection is good. The seats were comfortable for a long, relaxed visit.

A solid independent pub with a rotating beer list that&#39;s always interesting.

Popped in while exploring the Lanes. Way bigger inside than it looks from the street. The roasted sea bream was spot on.

The fish and chips were spot on! The batter was super light and crispy, and the fish inside was lovely and moist. The chips were great too. Also tried the fish finger sandwich, which was a real winner. Perfect for a casual catch-up with mates.

I had a fantastic meal with my friends, and the staff were incredibly attentive. The skewers I ordered were cooked to perfection!

A nice pub in central Hove. Came in for a quiet lunch and found it very comfortable. The booths are spacious and the staff are friendly without being overbearing. The fish and chips were just right for a midday meal. It&rsquo;s a good spot if you want a relaxed bite.

Lovely countryside pub, very cozy. The pig theme decor is actually quite charming and fun. We sat in the garden for lunch, which was a great spot. The rustic atmosphere really makes it feel like a proper escape.

Been coming here for years, and their rotating tap list is the main reason. The London Black stout is a regular favourite, goes down a treat with the Sunday roast. Always something new to try, keeps it interesting.

The fish was so fresh and flaky, a real highlight. The batter was light and crispy, not heavy at all. I really appreciated the chunky, hand-cut chips too. A proper seaside classic done right.

Cosy spot, friendly team. The real star was the local ale selection - had a pint that paired beautifully with the steak pie. Made for a proper, relaxed evening.

A proper local pub, and you feel it. Popped in for a pint after a long day. The landlord recommended a local ale that paired surprisingly well with their steak pie. Just the right kind of warmth from the regulars, too. A bit of a squeeze at the bar, but that&rsquo;s part of the charm.

So nice that they&#39;re dog friendly! The staff brought my pup her own little roast dinner 🍖. My veggie roast was really tasty too. Perfect spot for a casual catch-up with friends who have four-legged pals.

Proper Irish pub, and the Guinness is spot on. Just the right creamy head, poured perfectly. Staff are friendly without being over the top. Great place for a quiet pint after work.

Popped in for a pint to escape the rain. The bar staff were so lovely and chatty, really made the place feel welcoming. It&#39;s a gorgeous little spot, perfect for catching up with a friend over a drink.

The satay mushrooms were a real standout - perfectly grilled and that peanut sauce was spot on. A nice surprise in a pub setting.

Really liked the relaxed vibe here. The lighting was soft, and the wooden tables gave it a warm feel. The manager was super attentive, which was nice. Food was great, too.

The Sunday roast is a solid choice. Had the free-range chicken, generous portions, and the veg were spot on. A proper pub meal. My only note is the wine list felt a bit limited for the price point, but the ale selection was decent.

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