4.6/5

(891 reviews)

A quintessential old English pub set in the heart of the medieval citadel of Rye, The Standard has always been favoured by residents and visitors alike as ‘the local’. Part of the fabric of the tow

4.6/5

(1,810 reviews)

The Mermaid Inn has a reputation for being haunted, 600 years of history and there are so many stories.

4.4/5

(365 reviews)

The Cock Inn is a 17th Century village pub with large sunny beer gardens and a brand new, fully enclosed big adventure playground area with tube slides, rock walls and climbing ropes.

4.5/5

(868 reviews)

The focus here is on craft beer, natural wine and real cider. The tap list changes all the time, and will be different every time you visit.

3.9/5

(227 reviews)

Built in 1953, this hotel is decorated in mock Tudor externally and internally. It specialises in functions and weddings, has two bars and a restaurant and also welcomes non resident drinkers and eaters. It is a good base to explore the surrounding rural

4.5/5

(419 reviews)

The Union is a restaurant and bar set in a beautiful 15th century building at the heart of Rye. Our food is guided by the seasons and our menu is ingredient led, so changes happen daily based on

4.6/5

(738 reviews)

Opposite Bodiam Castle in the beautiful East Sussex countryside, there’s another local legend - The Castle Inn.

4.9/5

(1,304 reviews)

The Union is a restaurant and bar set in a beautiful 15th century building at the heart of Rye. Our food is guided by the seasons and our menu is ingredient led, so changes happen daily based on