The Ram Inn - Speisekarte

October lunch called in and sat outside for a pint and some lunch all ok and reasonable approx £22 head for a pint and 1 course service charge added, which on reflection was a bit odd. Well located for some great walks

So pleased we visited this lovely pub for a late lunch at the end of our walk on the South Downs Way. Such a warm welcome with great food and friendly efficient service. New experience of a ‘hot’ ploughman’s which included a little bowl of delicious soup as well as the usual ploughman’s fare. Set in a pretty village, well worth a very short detour off A27.

We stopped by without a reservation on Saturday evening after visiting Charleston nearby and were able to secure a nice table. Our three course meals were all excellent. The boeuf bourguignon was rich and delicious, while the hake was perfectly grilled and served with a light, creamy root vegetable purée. The service was friendly and efficient. This gastropub is top-notch and located in a charming village near the A27 and Lewes.

I have heard many intriguing reviews about this pub, so I was eager to check it out. It is in a great location and has the potential to become a favorite spot for us. Unfortunately, our experience was marred by a group of staff who seemed overwhelmed, led by a rude and stressed manager. Her customer service skills were abrupt and aggressive towards both her team and patrons. If I were the owner of this pub, I would be concerned about the staffing strategy in place.

This was such a lovely find in an area which does not seem to have a great number of hotels to choose from. The food (dinner and breakfast) was absolutely on point. The room was lovely with every amenity we could ask for a coffee machine, white linen robes etc....And to top it all off, Ben the barman collected us from the fireworks in Lewes when all the taxis were booked up/no longer taking bookings! Bravo Ben and the rest of the team at The Ram will definitely be back!

The Ram is located at the end of a quiet lane in the heart of the Firle village.It is heavily associated with artists Virginia Woolf lived in Firle for example. The Inn itself is a lovely old building constructed in wood and flint with a number of cosy rooms for dining. we stayed the night in Beanstalk which is quiet and located above the dining room very comfortable with a well appointed en suite bathroom. We dined there, too good local produce and friendly service. Great breakfast, as well.

I like The Ram. I like The Ram at Christmas with the fires on. I like The Ram in Summer outside with the sun shining. I don’t like The Ram when you have to order food that is over priced and over cooked… good god… I could do better myself at home… and to hear a Chef shouting “they can f&£k off!” When I complain that the meat is like brown leather… well… all I say is don’t eat there. You’ll save an expensive family meal at over £100+ and have some fish and chips on the coast instead! I’ve had enough of giving money to this place. They are taking the… Fire the chef.

We called to make a reservation for Sunday lunch and were given the options of a very early 12 noon or a late 2.30pm. We chose the later time, which turned out to be a mistake. If you want to be served close to your reservation time, book an early slot. We arrived on time and were seated at a nice table in a pleasant atmosphere. However, we had to wait until 3.40pm for our food. Although we received an apology, it felt like a tactic to make us purchase more drinks. The food was nicely presented but only lukewarm, likely due to being served on cold plates. It was our mistake for not requesting hot plates. When the bill arrived, a 10% service charge had been added. Since we did not feel we rec...

There 's nothing like a traditional English country pub inviting you in for a warm welcome and this fits the bill as nothing like a traditional English country pub inviting you in for a warm welcome. So obviously a very popular pub by word of mouth but after the odd experience we encountered we were left wondering if 1st timers come back for a 2nd time. Ok so the staff are all very young and well presented but on entering the establishment,out of the 5 members of staff around and behind the bar we were greeted by 0% of the team. It took a prompt and a rather loud 'hello ' from one of our party of 5- so hardly invisible. Following a 6 mile thirst and hunger and the sight of the pub made us ea...