The Snowdrop - Speisekarte

Had a great lunch and met the wonderful Dominic who made us laugh looking forward to coming back VERY soon

Unplanned visit this Saturday afternoon, very good homemade food. Excellent pie, tasty soup and finished with a lovely Bakewell tart. We will be coming back !

Were hiking in the area and had been here before, so popped in for lunch. Staff were very friendly and beers and food were excellent. Beers on tap we hadn’t tried before which was great. Chicken pie best we have found in Sussex so far.

We visited this pub as it was the closest to our car park that took dogs. So glad we did. It was one of the best pub meals I have had in a very long time. Lovely staff, great beer. Cant't recommend this highly enough. We will go again at the next opportunity.

When I am in Lewes the snowdrop is a must do, that was until yesterday. On walking in to the pub, it looked like it had been taken over by new owners. And new owners that looked for profit over quality. Looking at the food on offer on peoples plates it was a no brainier to just turn around and find somewhere better. And a word to the wise, you would be better looking elsewhere then the poor fair found in the snowdrop.

This is a very friendly pub with great atmosphere. The service is excellent as were the meals! My husband forgot to mention when he ordered that I can 't have dairy. My lunch arrived with peas in butter. We asked for a plate so I cou6take off the peas and other contaminated food. They insisted on making me fresh peas minus the butter even though it wasn 't their fault. I must say those peas tasted just like garden grown ones they were so full of flav6! We would highly recommend The Snowdrop Inn, Lewes.

I was there on a quiet Thursday lunchtime. The interior is quirky and the history of the place is interesting, although linked to a tragedy. The welcome was warm and the beer was good; the food was indifferent at best. The prices though were close to outrageous. £5.50 for a pint of Harvey's £4.30 in the Gardener's Arms in the centre of town on the same day) and £9 for a home-made pork-pie with a couple of spoonfuls of pickle. The meat in the pie was alright; there was a little bit of jelly surrounding it; the pastry was just about edible. I won't be going back in a hurry: certainly not to eat.

I was hiking with my LGBTQ+ hiking group called TREK/FIT on Sunday 20th August. After a long hike we ended up in Lewes where I had the pleasure of savoring a roast lamb dinner at The Snowdrop Inn, and I can’t stop raving about the incredible culinary experience I had. All of our hiking group were equally complimentary of the food and service. From start to finish, every aspect of the meal was absolutely fantastic. The food was cooked perfectly, generous in portion size and was accompanied by a medley of tasty vegetables. For such a large group we had a private upstairs area and the staff were always attentive and the food orders were delivered quickly. All of this and more in a rustic and co...

A comically bad experience. My Sunday lunch quiche, salad, chips arrived with 7 or 8 actual chips surrounded by a mound of potato shrapnel, detritus from the bottom of the tray, which was truly unappealing. 15 quid btw. A polite complaint resulted in another small pot of chips arriving, albeit after I’d eaten the quiche. When the I’m guessing, long-suffering waitress asked if everything had been ok, I said not really and that the plate that had been served suggested a cook who didn’t care much about either food or customers. Word got back quickly to Cook Dom, who popped out of the kitchen. Not, as you might imagine, to apologise, but to loudly call me out for being ‘childish’. When I reminde...