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Visiting Rye
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Traditional English 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 |
Simon the Pieman, 3 Lion Street.
The
Apothocary, East Street (and luxury B & B) |
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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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Rye offers visitors and locals a large selection of cafes,
restaurants, pubs and shops which cater for all tastes. Rye
is famous for Rye Bay scallops and locally caught fish which can be
bought fresh from the quay. Many local restaurants source their
foods from local suppliers who produce top quality organic meat and
vegetables.
See Restaurant websites below for Christmas and New Year deals.
2 Pubs in Rye selected by the
Guardian/Observer
for their BEST PUBS GUIDE: June 2009:
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Ypres Inn and
Ship Inn Rye
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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 Head Chef, Rod Grossmann previously worked at the restaurant Moro
in London. The menu has Mediterranean influences and food is presented
simply with slavish respect for fresh and seasonal ingredients, sourced
from the local farms around Rye, Sussex and Kent.
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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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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 £14.90/£17.90 which includes coffee as well as
service.
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Hope & Anchor Midweek special
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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.
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TASTE OF RYE
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Enjoy Rye Bay Scallops in restaurants in Rye from 20th to
28th February.
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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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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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Fresh Local Fish |
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Market Fisheries, Unit 1, Simmons Quay, Rock Channel East
(01797 225175).
Selling fish landed by a local fleet of 30 small
''short-trip" fishing boats
Fresh fish daily including Rye Bay scallops
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Taste English Wine |
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England now produces excellent grapes. Visit the
Chapel Down Winery in Tenterden and taste the range of
excellent English wines: Bacchus, Pinot Noir, Dornfelder,
Pinot Blanc and Chardonnay. Tours, gifts, tastings.
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