Rights of Man, Lewes

After 10 years it doesn't look new anymore and has settled in. Pleasantly quiet on a sunny Saturday lunchtime. Helpful staff, food better than your average pub grub, and a good selection of Harvey's in good condition.

Mostly dark-wood panelled booths in the front and back rooms, but there are also a few alehouse-style tables by the front windows. This is supplemented by a little pavement seating out front and in the rear yard. As a Harvey's establishment, the four of six active handpumps were dispensing Sussex, Old Ale, Wharf IPA and the 5.5% Tom Paine (£4.80, usually a seasonal, but more of a regular here unsurprisingly, given the origins of the venue's name).