High Street Bar, Shoreham By Seaback to pub details please note - reviews on this site are purely the opinion of site visitors, so don't take them too seriously.
Suter's Yard it is, and albeit ostensibly a pub that has been shamelessly converted to a wine bar, a more-than-cursory inspection of the place shows that it hasn't given up on its pub roots altogether. Besides the lager and Belgian beer fonts which one might expect at best, 2 handpumps are available and both are in use. Thwaites Original (an odd but still welcome enough choice) and Hepworth Sussex on - the latter was superbly refreshing and nicely-kept without over-chilling. Service was efficient, and the general feel of the place on a warm June Saturday afternoon was relaxed, stylish but not pretentious. Customers appeared to range from artisans to middle-class couples (happily the screaming child of the latter was eventually removed to allow the rest of us some peace!), and it would seem to be fitting in amongst the other pubs on the town's main drag.
Interesting, and certainly not to be entirely dismissed. Good for a quick one on a wider crawl.
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This is now called the "Suter's Yard"
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I go in there alot what a difference, it's been taken over yet again but you can tell these people are gonna stay the place finally has soul and atmosphere and the menu is good they now offer draught lager but not your ordinary high street brands an dthe wine list is exstensive and i'm told they will be doing wine tasting evenings as they progress well done guys and girls can't wait to watch the place grow.
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Now closed no smoking no beer no pub
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Now turned into a trendy wine bar and cafe and renamed "The New Wood On The Nose"
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Great pub. Took over in September by Sue King. No longer a pub with a bad reputation. Lovely atmosphere, a total change from what it used to be. Friendly staff, got nothing bad to say about the place
dean - 17 Jul 2004 11:49 |
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