Restaurants in Eastbourne
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Belgian Cafe
If you've never been to Belgium, you might not know that the national dish there is mussels and chips, Belgian beer can taste of fruit and Tintin hails from Brussels. But you will once you've experienced this popular cafe near the pier.
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Lamb
About 1km inland, this atmospheric old pub is worth the walk for its creaky old dining room with a giant stone fireplace, laid-back service, low ceiling and lack of loud music.
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Little Britain
Many scenes from the hit British TV series Little Britain were shot in Eastbourne, but the theme at this unassuming Old Town eatery doesn't go past the name. The focus is kept firmly on serving up no-nonsense British comfort food made with Sussex-sourced ingredients.
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Oastler's Pie & Mash
What could be more 'south coast' than good ole pie, mash, stewed oysters and liquor (parsley sauce) for the London day-tripper crowd. Austere 1950s setting and simple but delicious grub.
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Lamb Inn
This Eastbourne institution, located less than a mile northwest of the train station in the undervisited old town, has been plonking Sussex wet ones on the bar for eight centuries. A holidaying Dickens left a few beer rings and smudged napkins here (he stayed across the road). Buses 1 and 1A stop nearby.
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Dal Maestro
This chic new Italian job near the Towner Gallery has old curved-glass vitrines, an elegantly contemporary dining room and perfectly crafted meat dishes, pastas, salads and desserts.
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