The Plough Inn, Henfield

Was last in this pub about three years ago and asked my partner whether the women's toilets were as filthy as the men's, which stank and was flooded.
Having recently dropped in one midweek evening for a quick drink, guess what? The men's toilet is STILL flooded and stinking, as is the nearby carpet in the bar.
God knows what the kitchen must be like - the only food I'd eat there would be crisps.

9 Mar 2015 10:07

The Eddy, Brighton

AVOID!! Reviews elsewhere speak highly of the Sunday roasts but my advice would be don't go near the place later in the evening.
I'd seen an acoustic music night advertised and went to check it out with my girlfriend, who is partial to a bit of folk.
We wanted to support the bunch of earnest musicians but everything was ruined because of the leery drunks at the bar f-ing and c-ing at the top of their voices. The bar staff did nothing - and even continued to serve one pisshead who crashed off his stool in an obvious drunken stupor.
We were sitting at the back near the toilets and feared for our lives when some of them stumbled past us, presumably to be sick.
We lasted about half an hour and made a quick exit, only to be confronted by the same behaviour outside by the same low life who were now shouting down the neighbourhoood whilst smoking and chucking dog ends all over the place.

7 Apr 2014 00:45

The Bridge Inn, Shoreham by Sea

Been there a few times in the past just for the views from the garden but had crap food, beer & service so was pleasantly surprised to go in by chance a few weeks ago to find a music festival in full swing. The place was packed & buzzing so stayed, got hungry & had a great fish meal (served by some VERY pretty waitresses!) The beer was good & would happily have stayed longer & got pissed but was driving.

Got chatting to some of the locals who said the new landlady had really turned things around - which seems at odds with some of the comments below.

10 Aug 2009 02:07