The New Inn, Winchelsea - pub details
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Address: German St, Winchelsea, East Sussex, TN36 4EN [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 25094) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
Winchelsea (0.7 miles), Rye (2.3 miles), Doleham (4.6 miles)
Pub facilities/features:
- Pool table, Dartboard, Fruit machines
- Food served, Sunday roast, Real ale
- Outside seating, Credit cards accepted, Car park, Accommodation available
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> Current user rating: 5.9/10 (rated by 31 users)
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> Local guide: East Sussex pub guide
other pubs nearby:
Bridge Inn, Winchelsea (0.3 miles), Ship Inn, Winchelsea Beach (0.8 miles), Plough, Cock Marling (1.5 miles), Queens Head, Icklesham (1.7 miles), Ship Inn, Rye (2.0 miles)
user reviews of the New Inn, Winchelsea
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| We revisited this pub on Friday 8th April at 12.15pm.It was warm enough to sit in the garden.This was well kept and planted with the grass recently cut and several tables available.Our dog was on a lead and enjoyed the surroundings.The barman and his assistant were pleasant and friendly.The bar had a few other customers in.The Greene King IPA was a very nice pint.The food was ordered and arrived fairly quickly.The Abbott Ale was good as well.We ordered the fish and chips which was served with peas and tartare sauce.The portion was adequate.The other meal ordered was the duck breast with a potato,leek and spinach compote.This looked quite small on the large square plate but was filling and tasty.The dishes were on the higher price side as our previous visit last year but nicely presented.The gents was clean and tidy with hot water and soap for handwashing with a dryer.The ladies was in a similar state according to my other half and her friend.I noticed that smokers are catered for with a covered pagoda type shed building with seating across the car park where a couple who had been at the bar had retired to for a cigarette.It is good to see smokers catered for in this manner as it can look bad seeing crowds around the entrance to a pub desperately satisfying their craving amid a carpet of old Filter tips. Chirple - 18 Apr 2011 23:11 |
| We revisited this pub on Friday 8th April at 12.15pm.It was warm enough to sit in the garden.This was well kept and planted with the grass recently cut and several tables available.Our dog was on a lead and enjoyed the surroundings.The barman and his assistant were pleasant and friendly.The bar had a few other customers in.The Greene King IPA was a very nice pint.The food was ordered and arrived fairly quickly.The Abbott Ale was good as well.We ordered the fish and chips which was served with peas and tartare sauce.The portion was adequate.The other meal ordered was the duck breast with a potato,leek and spinach compote.This looked quite small on the large square plate but was filling and tasty.The dishes were on the higher price side as our previous visit last year but nicely presented.The gents was clean and tidy with hot water and soap for handwashing with a dryer.The ladies was in a similar state according to my other half and her friend.I noticed that smokers are catered for with a covered pagoda type shed building with seating across the car park where a couple who had been at the bar had retired to for a cigarette.It is good to see smokers catered for in this manner as it can look bad seeing crowds around the entrance to a pub desperately satisfying their craving amid a carpet of old Filter tips. Chirple - 18 Apr 2011 23:08 |
| Greene King IPA & Abbot on the hand pump. But we didn't try the stuff. We couldn’t get near the bar because of the hordes of people attempting (and failing) to pay their bills by credit card. The problem being the staff were unable to operate the credit card apparatus. In the twenty-first century this should surely be a straightforward operation? MankyBadger - 27 Feb 2011 16:24 |
| Pretty average really, beer OK and well kept and food adequate. My might go back just for the lovely garden blatters2001 - 27 Jan 2011 07:01 |
| Went here today weds lunchtime 21st July 2010 with 6 friends and the new landlord and staff have worked wonders. I spoke to the landlord who took over in February and he told me he had brought all the staff with him when he took over the pub. Imogen the waitress was buzzing around and yes, WE were asked twice if we enjoyed the meal too and if they could get anything for us etc. Excellent Green King IPA and ABBOT (£3.10 and 3.20 a pint) 5 of us had Liver and Bacon which was excellent with tender calf's liver and nice rich gravy another had sausages and mash and teh last grumpy old man enjoyed a cheese ploughman's. It was a tad dear but in my opinion it was still good value for the food and the excellent service. We will be going back for me it warrants a 9 roberttherambler - 21 Jul 2010 20:34 |
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