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It's not the Victorian terraces of Albert Square but the Victorian terraces of Latimer Road. It's not the Queen Vic, it's the Victoria Hotel. And they're not Eastenders, they're Eastbourne-enders, but you could be forgiven for thinking that you were in the Queen Vic.
When I visited they had on handpump Harvey's Best, Old, Armada and Fuller's Porter. The Armada was my favourite: the landlord told me they have this on all year round. Good reasonably priced homecooked food served Thursday to Sunday.
7 Feb 2010 09:55
The Kings Head, Lower Horsebridge
Very much improved under the new owner. Harvey's Best and Old were on the handpumps. I had a couple of pints of Best which was went down nicely. The food was good too with main dishes from about � 7 or a pensioners lunch, with smaller portions at � 5.50 for two courses. It's not far from The Cuckoo Trail, has a large car park and is on the 52 bus route.
6 Feb 2010 13:33
I agree with DangerousChris (below). Yes, a friendly landlady and regulars. Quite different from all the chain pubs. They had a couple of Hammerpot Real Ales which come from a small brewery in West Sussex.
31 Jan 2010 22:28
The best pub in Hailsham, definitely worth the walk down South Road. Very well kept Harvey's beers. A friendly and traditional boozer. They don't do meals and they are not open at lunchtimes Mondays to Thursdays. Have a Darts Team and Pool Table.
31 Jan 2010 22:17
George Hotel, Hailsham
It's been a Wetherspoons since 2010, and perhaps an above average one. Sometimes service is slow with a queue at the bar. The real ales and guest beers have improved of late with cheap prices, cheaper than Wetherspoon pubs in nearby towns. It's usually � 1.89 a pint for a guest beer, � 1.69 on Wednesdays!
31 Oct 2012 21:02