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Submitted on Tuesday, 24th September 2024
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The Red Lion in Haywards Heath
Visited 24/09/24
Cask was only Harvey’s Best. Keg was Guinness, Neck Oil, Peroni, Asahi, Madri and Pravha.
Large roadside pub in Handcross. Bar area has a nice vibe with a classy wooden bar front and counter. Tiled around bar with fire gates on the walls at opposite ends, the one on the left-hand side being one of the biggest log burners I have seen with a couple of comfy sofas in front of that would be a good spot to bag on a cold night. The rest of the area is bare boards. There is a dining area on the left-hand end with other side of said log burner being feature of that space also, but it was closed on my visit. A small alcove with sofa behind bar looked like a cosy spot also. Regular tables and chairs around bar area on the window wall with a few stools at the bar counter. Room had exposed but modern beams and decent music at decent level which created some ambiance in a quiet venue. There was a restaurant area on the right-hand side of the bar separated by a wall with the tables laid for diners only. Indeed, you have to pass this area to get to the bar area and so pass the dining check-in desk! A nice but seemingly small outside seating area around the entrance was not utilised on a cool evening. This is an upmarket dining pub ostensibly, tastefully decorated, and nice to have trekked to but ultimately not one for drinkers! Indeed, think I was the only drinker there during my visit!
Reviewed by David Walton
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No cask. Keg was Guinness, Somersby Apple Cider, Tetley's Smooth Ale, Sharp's Atlantic Pale Ale, K1664 and the AF version, Carlsberg and Estrella.
Popular village venue, but much more a dining venue these days witnessed by a large venue packed out on my Sunday lunchtime visit. The bar counter is on the left-hand wall just inside the front entrance. Area around the bar counter is old stone flooring and then becomes bare boarded in the seating area to the immediate right of the entrance with regular tables and chairs and a banquette along the front windows. The remainder of the venue is bare boarded, and the many regular tables and chairs are turned over to diners, with a modern conservatory added onto the rear of the venue the final part of which has a carpet flooring. There is a balcony overlooking the car park that would be super in demand on better weather parts of the year. Top venue for food but I wouldn't be heading here just to drink, it isn't aimed at that market but absolutely would return to dine.
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