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Pubs & Grub |
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See
A Pocketful of Rye Guide to Pubs & Grub - helps you find the gems of
Rye. £4.99 pack of 4 guides.
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Afternoon Teas |
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Fletchers House was once home of dramatist John Fletcher. Chef,
Lee Ransom, bakes fresh scones, cakes and lunches daily. Function room available for group bookings.
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Coffee Shops/cafes |
The
Apothocary, East Street -
favourite with locals and visitors.
Simon the Pieman,
3 Lion Street. |
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Asian Restaurants |
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Ghandi Tandori, Cinque Ports Street
Madhi Spice, Cinque Port Street
Simply Spice, 5 High Street
Lemon Grass - Thai food 1/2 Tower Street Rye. Eat in and takeaway.
01797 222327
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Food & Drink in Rye
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Fresh Fish from Rye's Fishing Fleet |
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In medieval times, Rye Bay fish (herring, mackerel, cod, sole, plaice
and whiting) were reserved for the king’s table, and the area remains a
foodie haven where those in the know flock for Romney Marsh lamb, local
cheeses, fresh fish and the fruit and vegetables that prosper in the
gentle southern fields and orchards.
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The Taste of Rye Food Festival runs in October each year and the
Scallop Festival in February. But there is great food in Rye all year
round:
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Celebrating creative food prepared by local chefs |
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The George in Rye |
Webbe's at The Fish Cafe |
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The George Grill and our Bar are temples of all day dining, serving a
modern European menu with a sunny, Mediterranean slant.
At the heart of the kitchen is a wood-charcoal grill, where Head Chef
Andrew Billings and his team fast-cook seafood just caught from Rye Bay,
local meats and vegetables.
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A vibrant lively café atmosphere with an open plan kitchen area where
you can see being created. For serious diners and families alike. "The
menu at this newcomer deals in a bounty of the sea and there is shrewd
workmanship in the steamed panache of fish and shellfish with a textbook
saffron sauce” The Times
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Hope Anchor
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The Mermaid Inn |
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Set in Watchbell Street with views over the marshes this hotel offers
special dinner and accommodation packages, see
website.
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The Linen Fold, Panelled
Restaurant, with Medieval Artwork by the Slade School of Art, is
an extremely romantic setting for fine dining.
Website
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Haydens |
Landgate Bistro |
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Fresh, organic, local, seasonal!
Classic British cuisine. Gluten-free and vegetarian options. Open
for breakfast, coffee, lunch, teas. Evening meals on Fridays &
Saturdays. Terrace garden.
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Great British food with a classic or modern slant. Set menu with 2
or 3 courses around £14.90/£17.90 which includes coffee as well as service.
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Eating out in Rye |
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See The Rye
Guide Directory of restaurants, cafes, bars and inns in Rye.
Official Guide run by the Hotel & Caterers Association.
Click
here for Google listings
and map of restaurants in Rye.
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Rye Farmers' Market |
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Every Wednesday. 10.00-1.00 Strand Quay. Buy locally
produced from local suppliers.
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Wines & Wine Tastings |
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You must take a trip to Olde Worlde Wines at 55 Cinque Ports
Street. You will find a great selection of wines as well
as a warm welcome. Regular wine tastings and offers.
See
website
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Rye Deli |
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Take away food including wonderful local cheeses, meats,
cakes, pastries, bread and a selection of fresh olive oil.
28b High Street, Rye.
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Healthy Raw Chocolate |
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It is true! Raw chocolate is good for you.
Raw &
Gorgeous is a new local business selling Raw Chocolate Kits
online. Make your own delicious chocolate treats.
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Buy Fresh Fish |
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Market Fisheries, Simmons Quay, Rock Channel East sells
fish landed daily by a local fleet of 30 small ''short-trip"
fishing boats
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