Welcome to the Sussex Eating Out Guide

Sussex, county of the South Downs, is famous the world over for its rolling hills and green downland. Populated since the later Iron Age, it has 80 miles of coastline; gardens, history and heritage; castles, abbeys, priories, stately homes and historic houses. There are family amusement parks and wildlife centres; the nostalgic, the curious and the simply fun, including museums of bygones, steam railways and caves. Sussex boasts numerous theatres and arts festivals, golf courses, horse racing, many ancient churches and buildings plus large Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty over the South Downs and Ashdown Forest, (including the soon-to-be-designated South Downs National Park) - and don't forget the Sussex Pub!

But this site concentrates on just one aspect of Sussex - it's wonderful food. Both West and East Sussex are packed with places to eat, from cafes and bistros, to restaurants, hotels, and pubs. Brighton is a bustling cosmopolitan city with food from wildly varying cultures available. Chichester is a cathedral town with a number of fine dining establishments. And dotted everywhere in between is the quintessential english country pub, both fake modern and authentic traditional.

With its mix of traditional and modern, there is plenty for both the tourist and resident to eat! Whether its sampling one of the many world cuisines, dropping into a local pub, going out for some fine dining, taking in a show or cabaret while you eat, Sussex has it all and the Sussex Eating Out Guide will help you find it.

But, if you find you do want more, then Sussex is a just a short hop away from many other attractions and the capital city itself, London.

Information on this site is updated, added to and refined daily, so don't forget to add us to your bookmarks and visit regularly. See what's new on the Sussex Eating Out Guide website.