please note - reviews on this site are purely the opinion of site visitors, so don't take them too seriously.
The pub has recently been taken over and the name has been changed. It is now The Lamb.
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Had a lovely meal here with the family and enjoyed it very much, the new young management team seem to reall know what people want, good beer good food not too expensive
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LANDLORD HAS BEEN TO COURT AND FINED FOR DOG ATTACKING CHILDREN .
ALSO IVE SEEN HIM PUNCH AND KICK CUTOMERS IF HE LOOSES TEMPER .
HAS JUST BEEN INTERVIEWED BY POLICE FOR ATTACKING A 17 YEAR OLD AUTISTIC CHILD ..
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This is truly the worse establishment we've ever visted.
The room was disgusting; cold, poorly serviced, the ceiling was hanging down and damp, the bath mat was filthy, the hand towel soiled. The TV was covered in a film of dust and had wires trailing out. The room smelt damp and unused, probably for months! There were cobwebs decorating the corners and bluetac holding up wall paper. There was no privacy the curtains were so dirty it was better not to touch them We kept our shoes on as the carpet was so grimy.
When the food was ordered it came rather too quickly to be freshly prepared and it proved inedible.
The bar was void of any other customers and requires an immediate visit from Health and Hygiene representatives.
Sad, as the location and size of the property could have great potential.
All this and the Landlord had the cheek to charge £45 !!!
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Stopped by for a pint; the Taylor's Landlord was OK. The big German Shepherd philosophical rather than friendly. Interesting info on the walls on the Piltdown Man hoax, but the decor very slapdash. Obviously aims for family custom.
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Excellent venue for a sunny day to take the kids to. The prices are reasonable on the drinks and there is a fabulous play area. Keep an eye on the access road though as this passes between the play area and seating area. The staff were friendly and polite. Couldn't ask for more.
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Just dreadful - a decent vet could have got my daughter's fishcake swimming again.
If you like your cold chips half cooked, your cheese unmelted on your crispy burger, and your raw bacon to have complimentary Alsatian hair, then you'll love it.
If, however, you have any sort of respect for your intestines I'd recommend you carry on down the A272 for a couple of miles to the Kings Head - at least their food is edible.
Not even an apology from the landlord when we sent stuff back.
In summary, the worst food I've eaten, anywhere, ever (and that includes cold army rations)
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it looked quite nice stopped sat with cats and a very aggresive looking german shepard, i dont think they have a chef, infact they cant have by the look of the food, to some up it was like the 'piltdown man' dead from the neck up!! avoid like the Plague
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Very friendly staff here who, after pouring a couple of pints too many (there were 12 of us ordering in separate rounds), offered the excess drinks to us to share between us. Has a petting farm outside but with two cats and a big dog there are plenty of animals inside as well.
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stoped here whilst on a country drive. not to my liking its a bit tacky and i had a terrible pint.
wifes rose wine was decent enough.
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Visited recently on a Monday with my two young daughters and their Grandparents. Excellent childrens play area, massive climbing frame, trampoline and bouncy castle (not inflated - probably not much demand on a Monday in term time)plus some farm animals to look at.
Driving so unable to comment on beer quality -Harveys Best and Tom Paine seasonal on the pumps. Seemed quite busy with diners, sausage and chips all round for us - nice sausages sadly the chips looked as though they may have been rejected by McDonalds for being too skinny - I like my chips chunky. Menu looked ok, not cheap.
Verdict: A good place to go if you have kids in tow (and it is a fine day), for grown ups the Peacock and Griffin (both around a mile away) are probably a better bet.
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Cat sat on table trying to catch the goldfish, not terribly hygenic, good for kids, was empty midweek lunchtime though can imagine a busy sunday luch would be like a scrum!
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The Piltdown Man is everything that a country pub should be and far far more, in late Feb it offered a warm cozy atmosphere,with the resident cat lying in front of the log fire, a warm welcome was offered by friendly family of staff, the informal atmosphere gives it a home from home feeling. The food was fab the biggest plate of mouth watering mussels I have ever tasted. Cant wait to go back in the summer, the outside area offers an adventure playground and petting farm for children with resident rabbits chickens,goats, sheep, ponies and much more, along with a sweet shop. In the middle of the Sussex countryside it can only be described as an oasis in a desert.
I will definitely be going back.
anonymous - 24 Feb 2007 17:34 |
It is clearly set-up for bored parents & their kids, in fact the whole of the outside looks terrifying but they certainly seem to know what kids want. We took the family there just after Christmas. (Yes, we were bored!) The food, average but they have a sweet shop! Do they not know how hard we parents try NOT to give our kids rubbish, especially when they've just had dessert. "E" numbers galore. The play area is fab, can't wait for someone else to take my lot there in the summer, but I wont be sitting by the road watching them play! I guess it's just not my cup of tea, but I'm sure there are plenty out there who'll love it!
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I have been there for lunch about 10 times in the past year and have never had a bad meal. In fact, I love going there because the food is so good! I am addicted to their seafood salad which you can have as a main course in the summer.
It is an attractive old pub with excellent food and service.
anonymous - 24 Jul 2006 11:57 |
Changed hands now, much better, only time will tell. Had one hell of a problem signing the bar bil have you seen the size of the pencils they use!!!!
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Average beer but the worst food that I have ever had from a pub. We had to wait for nearly an hour for it. First time in my life that I have seen a soup with a skin on it. There were even small children actually sat at the bar (surely illegal) - more like a creche than a pub - certainly reminded me of school dinners.
Truly dreadful - give it a very wide berth.
Matt Wilkins - 22 Sep 2005 18:04 |
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