Red Lion - Carta

The Crown

➤ The Green, Horsted Keynes RH17 7AW, Mid Sussex, United Kingdom

Carta • Pubs • Steak • Coffee • Parking

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"we have booked to stay in the crown inn while we were close to the bluebell line. we came hours before check-in because of easier than expected traffic on but before that was even open inn...landlord was out and offered us to come in. we had a few things to do, so decided that we would come back when they were open when we arrived again (yet hrs before check-in) we were greeted and shown in our room. After we settled in the city, we went down to drink a drink before we went down for the railway. the renter, the renter and the staff were all very friendly as the local moats. we had a laugh before we screamed. on our return we were re-entered into the cash that was now a little more business with local customers, but again we were followed attentively. our room (number was perfect with a four poster bed and en-suite . many other facilities for tee, coffee etc. only a slight groschen over the room was the temperature in the evening cold, but in the night it was roasted (we could turn off the heat sink, but not upward). in the morning we have the choice to have breakfast. I had full English and my wife had the vegetarian option. both were fantastic! I would recommend to anyone who went into the opposite for the steam train or another ground to check the crown inn. they will not regret it thanks to the renter, the renter and the staff kew and lyn"

The Coach And Horses

➤ School Lane, Haywards Heath I-RH17 7JB, United Kingdom

Carta • Pub • Vegan • British • Vegetarian

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"Overview: Visited the Coach and Horses for a midweek pub lunch. Situated in the countryside of Ashdown Forest. A lovely pub with a garden and small park area for children. Dog friendy and our dog was allowed in the main bar area. The staff are extremely friendly and made a fuss of our cocker spaniel. Food The food ordered did take some time coming to the table, about 25-30 minutes. Seemingly as the food was being cooked fresh. Unfortunately the burger ordered was completely undercooked so it was inedible. The meat was completely raw in the middle so it was fed to our dog. I ordered the venision as it was described on the menu as locally sourced. Although it came out well presented unfortunately it was well overcooked. It was a shame as we were planning to have dessert but due to the main meals we chose to leave. It wasn't busy at all, so I don't really know why the food came out as it did. Price per person: £20–30 Food: 2 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 4"

The Farmers

➤ Lewes Road, RH17 7NE, Mid Sussex, United Kingdom

Carta • Pub • Vegan • British • Vegetarian

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"5 stars are based on the cheeseboard I had. I am very, very hard to please when it comes to cheeseboards. Many local eateries (and even abroad actually) you are promised a cheeseboard only to be handed a sorry excuse for an anaemic looking side plate. The Farmers provides a cheeseboard with strength. A generous serving of three local cheese with an appropriate amount of crackers. They do not scimp on the good stuff. I am relieved to have found an establishment worthy of calling themselves a cheeseboard provider. I also was there for an open mic night. The atmosphere was lovely, locals and staff alike were very friendly and welcoming."

The Sloop Inn

➤ 99 Sloop Ln, Scaynes Hill, United Kingdom, RH17 7

Carta • Pubs • Wine • Cakes • British

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"We had a fantastic experience at this gastropub. The food was top quality, the service was exceptional, and the prices were very reasonable. The atmosphere in the pub was pleasant, and the staff were friendly and well-informed about the menu. We especially enjoyed the steak with a variety of sauce options, which was cooked perfectly and delicious. The desserts were also outstanding. We highly recommend this place for a meal out. The average cost per person was between £30 and £40."

The Green Man Pub

➤ Horsted Keynes I-RH17 7AS, United Kingdom

Carta • Pub • Cakes • British • Vegetarian

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"Food is served from midday to 2:30 PM, and then again from 6 to 9 PM. They offer three real ales (session, strong, and overcrowded), but we opted for a pint. Well-behaved dogs and their owners are welcome, and there is parking available for about a dozen cars, although street parking didn’t appear to be an issue. On a nice day, sitting outside on the lawn in front of the pub is a lovely option. Even though you drive through the village, which may be classified as a B-road, it remains quite serene, with birdsong being the most prominent sound. Inside the pub, there are no steps leading to the restrooms, which were clean and well-maintained. My friend ordered a burger and chips for under £12—this hardly does justice to what was served. The burger was homemade, large, and juicy, topped with a few slices of good-quality back bacon; it was first-rate, and the chips were among the best I’ve had in months, accompanied by coleslaw. I chose the sea bass, priced just below £16—perfectly cooked and served on a delicious risotto with plenty of juicy king prawns; everything was piping hot and made for a lovely meal. Given how good the main courses were, I couldn’t resist trying the apple and blackberry cake, served with custard (though ice cream or cream were also options). It was indeed worth the indulgence. I noticed several other tables, and it must be said that the fish and chips and chicken salad looked just as appetizing as our choices. I am already looking forward to my next visit, as they have a set menu that I’m eager to try!"