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The burgers we had were superb, the Harvey’s best, and the service was too. I had huge problems with a bike lock going home and the staff were amazingly helpful. Lovely people. Looking forward to our next visit.

On the plus side,there seems to be more of a choice of beer. On the negative side, a freezing cold pub with no heat at all No food being served Bar staff who really couldnt give a sh*t Very disappointing decline from what was a great pub .

Honestly the best pizza I have had for years. Wafer thin sourdough crispy crust, smoky, quality toppings, simply delicious. Proper pizza. The lamb flatbread mezze for 2 was a very greedy but stunning starter. Can’t recommend highly enough. Wow.

This is such a great pub. The pizza is absolutely amazing, such a nice based to the pizza and good quality ingredients used. On top of that they have a great local atmosphere, board games, and a local music group plays on a Thursday which is a really nice experience.

Great pub and good beer, but a little disappointed by the poor choice on the menu. The menu is fairly limited anyway (whatever happened to the jerk chicken ? and a lot of things on it were off as the butcher hadn't shown up. We reserved a table online which worked very well. The games room can get noisy but then it's a pub and a small room.

We've always had a few beers and something to eat here before we go to Albion games, but this visit was disappointing. The beer selection is still good, but the atmosphere was subdued and the food was restricted to pizza and was, frankly, not very good. The pepperoni pizza was OK but the Turkish mezze and the Georgian dish were not. We left most of those two as they were simply not very tasty or appealing. We'll try another place for beer and food next time we go to Lewes.

My new partner took my eldest to the Lewes Arms for a 'bonding session '. Bonding they did ! They came back home with the highest praise not just for our local and its cosy snug, but for the apparently fantastic pizza they are now serving there. My son has recently decided to try out vegetarianism much to my dismay, and came home raving about their vegetarian pizzas. Cannot wait to try for myself, and thinking this is going to have to become a regular engagement even if its just a takeaway in front of the telly.

This well known local pub was highly recommended by an ex inmate of Brighton College of Art, and is indeed highly worth a visit. Situated at the top of the town, five minutes walk downhill TO the station arrive by bus they stop at the top! Quite a popular place, pretty much standing room only as we left for our train. The sampled beers were exceptionally well kept Harvey 's Sussex Best and Gales HSB. The staff were friendly, efficient and attentive. The food menu was slightly limited in variety, being basically burger based, but these were very well executed indeed. A good example of do what you do, do well . Overall, an excellent way to spend a Friday or, (in moderation) any other night!

Three of us arrived on a Saturday lunchtime in the hope of some food town was busy, and while it wouldn 't have been our first choice (there 's better in Lewes), thought we 'd try it for a change. I checked at the bar before ordering anything that they were serving food and was told very clearly yes, no problem. I ordered three drinks and took them, with a menu, to where we were sitting. I came back to the bar about 3 4 minutes later with our food order (3 burgers, nothing complicated) to be told that the kitchen was no longer accepting orders, it was much too busy and they 'd had too many 'walk in ' customers. If that was the case, why did they wait until we 'd bought and paid for drinks? I...