Came here for a birthday brunch with the girls. The space is huge, so we didn&#39;t feel packed in at all. Ended up in the karaoke booth after our mimosas &ndash; such a fun idea for a group!

Lovely old pub, very clean and relaxed. The front and back outdoor spaces are great for a pint. The barman with the beard knew his stuff, suggested a really nice local ale that went perfectly with my ploughman&#39;s lunch. Just what I needed.

A proper British pub. The real ales are well-kept, which I appreciate. I was really pleased to see a few lighter, lower-ABV options on the board &ndash; it&rsquo;s nice to have a choice that fits with a mindful approach. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, just what you&rsquo;d hope for.

I had a fantastic meal with my friends, and the staff were incredibly attentive. The skewers I ordered were cooked to perfection!

The portions are generous, so sharing a few dishes is a good idea. The bill came out very reasonable.

A nice pub in central Hove. Came in for a quiet lunch and found it very comfortable. The booths are spacious and the staff are friendly without being overbearing. The fish and chips were just right for a midday meal. It&rsquo;s a good spot if you want a relaxed bite.

Lovely staff, really friendly. The fish and chips were spot on - perfectly crisp batter, and the chips had that proper fluffy inside. Best pub in Caterham for a reason.

Lovely countryside pub, very cozy. The pig theme decor is actually quite charming and fun. We sat in the garden for lunch, which was a great spot. The rustic atmosphere really makes it feel like a proper escape.

Been coming here for years, and their rotating tap list is the main reason. The London Black stout is a regular favourite, goes down a treat with the Sunday roast. Always something new to try, keeps it interesting.

Great spot for a quick lunch. The fish and chips came out fast, perfect when you&#39;re in a rush. Portion was decent, fish was fresh. Gets busy though, had to wait a bit for a table. Solid pub grub.

Tables were nicely spaced, felt safe. They have a covered outdoor bit with heaters, so you can sit outside even if it&#39;s a bit chilly. Staff were really helpful when we asked to move.

Lovely old pub, proper fireplace. So nice to be able to hear your friends talk. The steak and ale pie was spot on, really good pastry. Prices are a bit steep, but the quality is there.

Proper rocker&#39;s pub with a great blues and rock soundtrack. The crowd&#39;s always friendly, feels like a real Brighton spot.

The pulled beef tacos were really fresh. The ingredients tasted high quality and the spice level was just right for me.

The veggie Thai food was so good! Staff were really nice and suggested a Sicilian organic red to go with it. Perfect for a relaxed dinner with friends.

Came for the Sunday roast. The meat was cooked just right, and they weren&#39;t stingy with the gravy. Really hit the spot on a grey afternoon.

Been coming here for years for the Sunday roast. It&#39;s always busy, so book ahead. Had the beef this time, cooked just right, and the portions are huge. Got a table by the fire, which was nice on a cold day. The dog was welcome too.

Been coming here for years. Even when it&#39;s packed, the staff never seem flustered. They still manage to check in, refill your water, and keep things moving smoothly. That&#39;s the main reason I keep coming back.

This place has changed so much! Came for the Alberta&#39;s x Windmill collab. The wings were spot on, crispy and that sauce was just right. Happy hour oysters were a nice touch too.

Rob was super helpful when we ordered. The fried chicken and padron peppers were tasty and good value.

A proper old-school pub, just what you wanted. The Christmas decorations were up, felt really cosy. Had a pint by the fire, it was just the thing on a cold night. A nice change from all the shiny new bars.

I am so lucky to have The Rodmill as my local eaterie. Donna and Gemma were so welcoming to my dog Dora. She loved the attention!.The food is very good and well priced. Special offers just enhance this. Visited 26/9/2026

Lovely spot on a cold day. The open log fire was just right, made the whole place feel really cosy. Had the veggie lasagne and a pint of Spitfire, all very solid.

Been coming here for decades, and the new games area is a proper upgrade. Smart dartboards and pool tables, plus loads of screens for the match.

Dog-friendly spot, they had treats at the bar for my pup which was nice. We sat outside. The portion for the fish and chips was decent for the price, not huge but okay.

Really liked the vibe here. The menu&#39;s got a bit of everything, which was nice for a first visit. I went for the fish and chips &ndash; the batter was super crispy and the chips were proper chunky. Solid pint to go with it.

The cocktails were a bit pricey, but the setting in the old opera house is incredible.

Service was quick and friendly, even with special requests.

Breakfast was solid, but dinner felt a bit pricey. Their wine list had some nice options for the evening menu, though.

The food was excellent and service very good. We were seated next to a group of five who were swearing and being annoying. We discreetly asked to be moved and this was accommodated without fuss. Felt sorry for the waitress who had to continue serving such rude people.

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