Restaurants in Eastbourne
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Café Belge
A fabulous position near the pier with large windows facing the seafront, a ridiculous choice of seafood dishes with an emphasis on mussels, and three-score choices of Belgian beer make this a hard restaurant to resist.
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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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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 also left a few beer rings and smudged napkins here (he stayed across the road). Take bus 1, 1A or 10.
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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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