Restaurants in Lewes, United Kingdom

Danny Copier is the best

Yes, available for mosaic making... See some at www.touchwoodtrees.co.uk

Rachael and Michael Linton www.1066.co.nz

Sharon Christie Swart is amazing!

Highly recommend http://www.mandalamosaics.uk/about.html

Aimee Harman http://www.mosaicmadromans.com/ She will be at MayFest in Lewes Priory Ruins this Saturday

All Saints Centre Friars Walk

Linklater Pavilion https://www.railwaylandproject.org/booking

St Thomas Hall in Cliff

Maybe St Marys Church Hall HIghdown Road.http://stannelewes.org.uk/st-marys-church-hall/

http://stmaryssupportersclub.co.uk/ Depending on room size required.

Christ Church Hall is lovely

St. Mary's Social Centre or St. Mary's Church Hall

this is a local community site has recommendations for local everything plumbers decorators cleaners the lot and community news too https://nextdoor.co.uk/

Bickerstaffs (Newhaven) for reasonably-priced fresh fish caught by their own boats, Piddinghoe Farm for lamb and sausages, Kingsbook Farm for goat meat, Barcome Nurseries for veg, Sharnfold for pick-your-own fruit. And the everyday stuff from Waitrose/Tesco/Aldi...

Bonne Bouche of Lewes

Western Road at the top of the town has the Pelham Arms with excelletn food and a good atmosphere. Just walk down the high street, which starts from St ann's and St Pancras churches at the end of Western Road. (The two hills are called St Anne's Hill - the the flat bit of the high street - then the hill down to Cliffe High Street at the bottom is called School Hill), although it is still the High Street. There are restaurants all the way down. Lemongrass Thai in School Hill is good, Piza Express further down.. Aqua at the bottom. Famiglia near the station street traffic lights. Ask at the cross roads. Two other Thai restaurants are very good - at the bottom of Station Street there's Pailin, and Erawan in Lansdown Place. Just beyond the bridge is Harveys Tavern - best tartar sauce in town! Then further down Is Bill's, and Le Magazin. All good. Just off the flat bit of the high street, between Accesorize and the Nationwide building society is Pelham House - expensive but delicious food. As you can gather, we eat out a lot!

https://www.facebook.com/221722031190851 Now Charity Group - Furniture Now and Training Now

Pelham House is great to eat outside on a sunny day and the views from the old racecourse and the golf club are great.

Ram Inn at Firle for very good pub food. More restaurant than pub in style. Quite pricey but not too shocking. High days and celebrations only!

Lewes Flea market for reasonably priced quirky/vintage furniture. Cheaper in general than the antique shops - good if you are on a budget but still looking for something characterful with a story. It's also a fun place to wander round (as are all the antique shops in Lewes, lots of nooks and crannies and little rooms in corners!). As mentioned above, Furniture Now is great if you are on a very tight budget. Welcome to Lewes!

For furniture you could try Furniture Now which has a wide range of used furniture at cheaper prices than the flea market. Alternatively you could try the Wood Store in Brighton who make furniture out of reclaimed pieces of wood. Eating/drinking out: The Hearth (pizza), the Swan, Lewes Arms, and the Snowdrop are all good.

The Hearth (best pizzas of all time + amazing bakers), The White Hart hotel (for the full, 'olde England' experience - kind of run down and all the better for it), Fleamarket, Lewes Arms is the best pub (loads of amazing pubs in Lewes though, inc Snowdrop and Swan). The only thing Lewes lacks is places to buy food! You end up going to one of the three supermarkets just to buy a pint of milk! A few OK oriental restaurants, but really you'll be better served by Brighton for that sort of thing. I personally love Panda Garden but it's not world-beating... I just like it! (Just noticed after writing this that Stephen Wilkins has recommended the same three pubs and The Hearth - apologies for repetition)

New England House has

The Painting Pottery Cafe Brighton is great, they run short pottery workshops or courses and their teachers are great:) https://www.facebook.com/pages/Painting-Pottery-Cafe-Brighton/295871932305

There's an amazing pottery teacher in Lewes called Mohammed http://www.hamid-pottery.co.uk/courses/

Thai street food and https://www.twitter.com/daisymoos1 in bath place. Think Casa Ciro might be able to help too

Maybe our little brother can help https://www.twitter.com/dinner2gowth

Black Cat Rowlands Road does Gluten Free cakes Or Opp Town Hall - completely gluten free

yep.http://www.noahsarknewhaven.co.uk/ .I used to rent their kitchen for French classes!

Lewes Community Kitchen www.communitychef.org.uk

This is the play cafe a friends relative set up in Chester http://www.coffeetotsplaycafe.com

https://m.facebook.com/PapachinosGateway/

The Long Room was perfect until it turned into the Real Eating Co. Nick Luthi had a small play area at the front. It was great for small kids plus a glass of wine .... the Snowdrop has a small play area upstairs for Sunday lunch plus toddlers.

Have a look at spareroom.co.uk , has people with rooms to let . Just specify your area and check out the options

Hi my friend is a decorator, he recently painted the interior of the 64 Degrees restaurant in Brighton. Not sure if he's booked up right at this minute but you could try giving him a call he does not charge the earth either. He might know someone who can do the carpentry. 07597895217 his name's Rob. Best wishes!!

Maybe ask https://www.facebook.com/156793384816433 Depot, I think they might have a studio that you can hire?

Truby Silver? X

Sharon and Michael are cheating a bit here!

In Lewes?...... Planet India, Brighton.

Curry Cottage for me.