Been coming here for years. It&rsquo;s my go-to for a solid breakfast before grabbing a pint. The sausage bap is always spot on, and the beer list keeps me coming back. Simple, reliable, just how I like it.

Food was good and portions generous. Coffee hit the spot too. Staff were lovely, never rushed us out.

Afternoon tea was a treat. The sausage rolls were the standout - clearly homemade, flaky pastry and well-seasoned filling. Sandwiches and scones were solid. A nice, leisurely way to spend an afternoon.

Great spot for a quick bite. Service was friendly and fast, perfect for a short lunch break. The casual vibe is nice for watching the street. Food came out quickly, which I really appreciate.

The bacon and egg sandwich was good, bacon crisp and yolk runny. But for &pound;8.50, the portion felt a bit small. I was still a little hungry afterwards.

The seafood is always so fresh and cooked just right. I did notice the side salad felt a bit limp, which was a shame. Still, the quality of the main ingredients keeps me coming back.

Really liked the food and drinks. The atmosphere was nice, but the chairs were a bit hard for a long sit.

A nice old-school spot. The owner is lovely and the food is pretty good. The retro decor and mix of people give it a decent, cosy feel. A solid choice for a simple meal.

Lovely little independent spot. The coffee was really good, proper strong. I liked that you could sit outside on the pavement or tuck into a cosy corner inside. Just the right kind of pause in a busy day.

The chicken shish here is top-tier for Eastbourne. What really got me was the homemade chilli sauce - so fresh and tangy, I ended up asking for an extra little pot of it. A proper find!

Been coming to Hastings for years, and the presentation here really stood out. The flavours were spot on. A nice glass of red was the perfect match for the rich main course. Service was top-notch too.

The fish was cooked fresh to order, which was nice. It had a lovely flaky texture and the batter was light and crisp. A solid choice, though the portion felt a touch small for the price.

Popped in for a coffee and a croissant. Ended up just watching the bakers knead dough through the window for ages. So relaxing. The croissant was buttery and flaky, perfect with a flat white. A nice little escape.

Eggs Royale was lovely, service was just right. But honestly, for &pound;17, I was hoping for a bit more on the plate. The portion felt a touch small for the price. Nice spot though.

The sausages in the full English were really good quality, and the hash browns tasted freshly made. Generous portions too.

Friendly staff and a comfy booth made for a nice, relaxed breakfast. The full English was solid and the coffee kept coming.

Solid burger and chips, exactly what I was after. The real star was the craft beer list &ndash; a nice pale ale cut through the richness perfectly. A step above the usual fast-food fare for sure.

The breakfast is the thing here. The eggs are cooked just right, the bacon is crispy, and the toast is thick-cut and buttery. It&#39;s simple, but they get it spot on. Perfect for grabbing something solid before the morning train.

The team here are just lovely. So warm and genuine, it really does feel like you&#39;re popping into a friend&#39;s place. Noticed a few fun little details in the decor too, which was a nice touch.

Been coming here for years, and the afternoon tea is always spot on. Those scones? Still warm from the oven every single time. You can tell they don&#39;t cut corners.

Dog-friendly spot, which is a plus. Food&#39;s solid for the price. Had the fish and chips, crispy batter and decent portion. Service was quick and friendly. Nothing fancy, but does the job well.

First time here and the gluten-free menu is massive. Had the Full English, came out steaming hot. Coffee was spot on.

The staff here really care, you can tell. Makes for a lovely, welcoming spot.

Been here a few times for the full English. Portion&#39;s just right, not too big. The afternoon tea is nice too, a decent spread. Prices are fair for what you get. It&#39;s a comfortable spot.

Staff were so friendly and helpful, even with our big group arriving late with kids. They made us feel really welcome. That kind of service is a big plus.

Been coming here for years for their afternoon tea. The sandwiches are always fresh, and the cakes are homemade. It&#39;s a nice little spot off the main road. Gets a bit busy on weekends though.

Decent vegan waffles, which is a nice change. Went for the strawberry, banana, and chocolate one. It was fresh and hit the spot. Not mind-blowing, but a solid choice if you&#39;re after a plant-based dessert around here.

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