Fancy a pint? Here are some of the most picturesque pubs to visit this Easter bank holiday.
The bank holiday is upon us and there is certainly no shortage of brilliant pubs in Sussex to visit.
With that in mind, we've compiled a list of some of the loveliest pubs and beer gardens in Sussex.
The Ginger Fox
Muddleswood Road, Hassocks, The Ginger Fox
The Ginger Fox is a friendly and relaxed gastropub in the South Downs, around seven miles from Brighton.
It serves only the highest quality, seasonal and locally sourced produce including fish, meat, local ales and award-winning wine from Ridegview.
The beer garden at The Ginger Fox is the ideal place to catch up with loved ones with stunning views over the Downs.
The garden has a lovely children’s play area including a fun treasure-hunt style trail and there are secure bike racks for cyclists.
The Countryman Inn
Countryman Lane, Shipley, Horsham, The Countryman Inn
This gorgeous country pub is in the heart of the countryside near Horsham.
It is surrounded by 3,500 acres of farmland owned by the Knepp Castle Estate, which provides a beautiful backdrop to unwind in the sprawling garden fitted with a children's climbing frame to keep the little ones happy.
There is even a charming village shop inside the pub which stocks fresh and locally sourced essentials.
The Anchor Bleu
High Street, Bosham, Chichester
The Anchor Blue is in a prime location overlooking Bosham Quay.
The family-run waterside pub serves great food at affordable prices using the best locally sourced ingredients which caters to all budgets.
Crown and Anchor
Dell Quay Road, Apuldram, Chichester
This award-winning 16th century pub and restaurant is on the water's edge in Bosham.
It has spectacular views across Chichester Harbour and is famous for its garden looking out on to the water.
The menu is designed to celebrate the coastal location, featuring British seaside classics with a focus on freshly landed fish and seafood.
The Griffin
The Griffin, Fletching, Uckfield
The Griffin is in the heart of the countryside in the village of Fletching, overlooking the picturesque Ouse Valley.
There is a terrace, barbecue area with its own built-in barbecue and wood oven, and the latest addition, the Sheffield bar on the lower lawn serves a range of cocktails, wines and Harvey’s Best Bitter.
The garden has been beautifully landscaped with grassy banks leading to the lower level – a delight for young children – and an idyllic atmosphere to watch the sun setting, while enjoying a glass of chilled rosé.
The Beach Deck
Royal Parade, Eastbourne
The Beach Deck in Eastbourne has wonderful views and is an ideal location to sip a cold one in the summer, looking out over the water.
This beachside restaurant and cafe serves a full and varied menu to suit all the family and is dog friendly.
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