Nights out
Pubs in Lewes, and a cab home.
Lewes has more good pubs than a town its size has any right to, and Harvey's on tap in most of them. Here are the ones we drop people at most.
Pubs
Top of town and the High Street
The Lewes Arms
Mount Place
Tucked under the castle walls, and a proper locals' pub.
Rights of Man
High Street
A Harvey's house named after Tom Paine's most famous book.
The Brewers Arms
High Street
Traditional High Street pub with a long history.
The Pelham Arms
High Street, by St Anne's
Old coaching inn at the western end of town.
The Elephant & Castle
White Hill
Home of one of the town's bonfire societies.
The Black Horse
Western Road
Neighbourhood pub on the road out towards the Downs.
Pubs
Southover
The Swan Inn
Southover High Street
Village-feel pub near the priory ruins.
The King's Head
Southover High Street
Just along from Anne of Cleves House.
Pubs
Cliffe, the river and the station
The John Harvey Tavern
Bear Yard, Cliffe
The brewery tap, in the shadow of Harvey's.
The Gardeners Arms
Cliffe High Street
Small, friendly and always a good choice of ales.
The Snowdrop Inn
South Street
Named after the 1836 avalanche that struck the cottages here.
The Lansdown Arms
Lansdown Place
A minute from the station, ideal before or after the train.
Opening hours change, so check with the pub before you go. Not an endorsement, just the places we know.
Getting home
Book your ride home before you head out and tell us roughly when, or ring us when you're ready. On Friday and Saturday nights, pre-booking is the safest bet. On Bonfire Night, see our note on the Lewes taxis page.
Book your lift home.
Ring us, message us on WhatsApp or book online. We'll confirm your cab straight back.