There are hundreds of pubs that you can find in Sussex, but there are some village ones that people might go out of their way to visit to enjoy a roast dinner.

Pretty village pubs can be worth the effort to seek out and enjoy a fine roast dinner in cosy surroundings.

Embarking on such an activity might also be particularly favourable during the colder months to be tucked away in a gorgeous establishment.

Here is a selection of Sussex's prettiest village pubs to enjoy a roast dinner at, including how they've been received in reviews.

5 of the best pretty village pubs in Sussex for a roast dinner

The Bull's Head

The Argus: The Bull's Head is located in the small village of Boreham StreetThe Bull's Head is located in the small village of Boreham Street (Image: Google Streetview)

Address: The Strait, Boreham Street BN27 4SG

Rating: 4.6/5 (from 553 Google Reviews)

Located in the small village of Boreham Street in the Wealden district of East Sussex, The Bull's Head described itself as an "unspoilt rural inn" serving great ales and food.

It has earned praise for its roast dinners, with one reviewer sharing: "Great Sunday roast but there are other options off the menu. All cooked well especially the roast beef will return."

The George at Burpham

The Argus: The George at Burpham prides itself on its locally sourced dishesThe George at Burpham prides itself on its locally sourced dishes (Image: Tripadvisor)

Address: Main Street, Burpham, Arundel BN18 9RR

Rating: 4.5/5 (from 614 Google Reviews) and 4.5/5 (from 879 Tripadvisor reviews)

Located in the rural village of Burpham, which is not too far from Arundel, The George prides itself on being a traditional pub offering plenty of locally sourced dishes.

One reviewer was very happy with their roast dinner here, posting: "What an absolute cracker of a place. Highly recommended, a hidden gem.

"We stopped for a pint and a Sunday roast during our Southdowns walk. Outstanding. Gluten-free options available too. The staff were amazing. 10/10".

The Shepherd & Dog

The Argus: The Shepherd & Dog is made up of two Grade II listed buildingsThe Shepherd & Dog is made up of two Grade II listed buildings (Image: Google Streetview)

Address: The Street, Fulking, Henfield BN5 9LU

Rating:  4.4/5 (from 1,155 Google Reviews)

The Shepherd & Dog pub can be found in the village of Fulking and comprises two Grade II listed buildings.

Speaking about their roast dinners, one reviewer said: "Fantastically generous portion of Sunday Roast with a great selection of beer. Strong yet aromatic espresso was a good surprise. Very good service, too."

The White Dog Inn

The Argus: The White Dog Inn prides itself on its real ales and locally sourced ingredientsThe White Dog Inn prides itself on its real ales and locally sourced ingredients (Image: Google Streetview)

Address: Village Street, Ewhurst Green, Robertsbridge TN32 5TD

Rating: 4.6/5 (from 543 Google Reviews)

The White Dog Inn can be found in the village of Ewhurst Green, where you are to be sure of a "warm welcome, real ales, locally sourced ingredients, and tasty homemade food" according to their website.

Discussing the roast dinners one reviewer posted: "Cannot fault the service or food. One of the best roast dinners I have had in a long time and is superb value.

"Everyone enjoyed the food and had a very nice time. Lovely setting. Will definitely return. Highly recommended."

The Plough

The Argus: The Plough is well-regarded for its food offeringsThe Plough is well-regarded for its food offerings (Image: Google Streetview)

Address: Coldharbour Road, Upper Dicker, Hailsham BN27 3QJ

Rating: 4.4/5 (from 759 Google Reviews)

Located in the village of Upper Dicker The Plough describes itself as a "beautiful 17th-century gastro pub" on its website.

The pub "invites you to savour first-class food crafted by award-winning chefs from superb local produce".

Additionally, it says it's the "perfect place" for a pub lunch and an ideal stop-off point for walkers.

One reviewer was very happy with their Sunday roast at The Plough, saying: "Excellent Sunday roast. If you like your meat, go for the mixed roast which comes with chicken, pork and beef with crackling, giant Yorkshire pudding and stuffing. Then some nice veggies."