S At White Hart - Lewes

I liked this place that place much better than other places. We loved restaurant staff's, service all are fine

The Sunday Lunch Carvery at £8.00 must be one of the best bargains in Lewes. Visiting on 24 June we were treated to a very generous portion of superbly cooked meat (Fish or vegetarian options, too), accompanied by a great selection of well-prepared vegetables, and for an extra £2.00 you can help yourself to a simple but again high quality desert or fresh fruit selection. Even the coffee was a bargain: £4 for a cafetière making 4 cups. On top you get serenaded to a medley of popular evergreen tunes by a master musician on his guitar and keyboard. If the indoors restaurant is a bit dark and dated for you, sit in the bright and airy conservatory, or on the large south-facing outside terrace. The only reasons why I have not given The White Hart Restaurant top marks are: No starter option, no frills such as a bread roll, service restricted to drinks from the bar and carvery, everything else is self-service. But then that is why they can offer a superb Sunday lunch at such a bargain price!

This historic building is on the High Street. It has a sign outside to say that Thomas Paine used to meet here and agitate on behalf of American independence. It has seen better days. BUT we popped in for a sandwich and pint and I had a great chicken, bacon and avocado concoction, which came with a generous garnish of salad and good quality crisps. Together with a pint of lager, I paid £10.05. I took the opportunity to look around the premises and noticed a rather splendid looking leisure centre and spa towards the back, which was in contrast to the run down nature of the rest of the building and its history.

Just got in from a 2 course meal to celebrate st George's day, the pie was amazing !! We're looking forward to our next meal here hopefully very soon

We had lovely carvery here,the food was tasty and good quality,also very reasonably priced.(2 courses for £10)main and desert. we did not stay here,but its defiantly worth coming here for sunday lunch