Lovely roast chicken main with tender meat and nice selection of veg but fruit crumble pudding was spoilt by hard, chewy bits in topping.
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Alex von der Becke ★★★★☆
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wayne hemmings ★★★★★
Went for a Sunday roast and then could not help myself and order the beetroot pakora curry, tarka dhal curry. It was amazing and would say it's the best curry I have eaten. Truly shocked how good it was. Wife have the vegi roast, star of the show was a Yorkshire pudding that was half the size of the plate. Portion size was amazing and left with a doggy bag.
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B M ★★★★★
We just had brunch at this beautiful pub. Food was absolutely delicious best meal and customer service in very long time. Food was more restaurant standard than quick pub grub.
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Ian Fry ★★★★☆
Little pub tucked away in the village of Kingston. Visited here for lunch and had a table booked. Opted for the wagyu bacon cheeseburger for main and the focaccia as a starter. I requested the burger without mayo or burger sauce. It came with a burger sauce which they swiftly did replace once I was able to grab their attention (service was a little slow after a party of 12 came in to the zone we were in).
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Antonia Podobenova ★★★★★
Amazing pub, great beer garden, lovely stuff, and the food was to die for! We really enjoyed our first visit 6 pub, and we defo will be back! Home made food and dog friendly.
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Lara Young ★★★★★
Had the BEST Vegan Sunday Roast!!! Lovely Pub with so many vegan options and friendly staff. I would highly recommend going here.
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Roger N ★★★★★
Recommended. Saw this pub while passing through Monday 1pm-ish and dropped in for lunch. Has a car park which was full. Spaces in the street as well so parked there instead. It was busy but plenty of tables; there are four separate outdoor dining areas, most of which are shaded by trees, umbrellas, or a canopy. Waitress service or at the bar. Very old pub with very low ceilings and doorways. I'm 6'6"and was bent double inside - when I wasn't banging my head! Decent selection of beer, including real ales. We had pink gin and tonic, served with strawberries, plus pint ale shandy both of which were nice. Ate mackerel fillet which comprised four perfectly cooked small fillets, bit of salad and freshly made new potato salad underneath, delicious. Also had large cod and chips, fish was decent but peas bit shriveled from over boiling and chips, meh. Afterwards had cheesecake with apricot compost afterwards and black coffee, again lovely. Staff attentive and helpful. Pewter tankard at bar for tips so made use of that. £49.50 including £3 tip (all the change I had, sorry!). Great experience, thank you
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Jane Duffield ★★★★☆
Lovely out door seating ..... The women whom the pub is named after will be proud of how popular it is... fish wives carried fish on their heads and walked over the downs from Brighton into Lewes, they were called the juggs.... Very good food and awesome atmosphere .
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Jonathan Vernon ★★★★☆
A wonderful spot. The archetypal ‘British Country Pub’. Always busy, fancy food and pub grub. Huge outdoor area under the trees. Perfect for taking off for a walk on the Downs too. Busy during the week - manic at weekends!
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Loren Spain ★★★★★
Great little pub, really busy but had a lovely seat in the sun! Good food & great pudding! Can't remember our servers name but it was a man, with tattoos and a cap on and he was great & really chatty! Would definitely be returning
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The Juggs is located at The St, Kingston, Lewes BN7 3NT, UK
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