The Snowdrop, Lindfield

I can no longer take all this trivial gamesmanship. All of those who, like myself, have seen and experienced the decline and fall of this pub, and all those who sign on in various names to boost positive feedback, the answer is plain for all to see. Vote with your feet, it is not as though there are a shortage of drinking establishments in the area, the majority of which are more welcoming ( I note that most of the time the pub looks closed in the evenings) and less hectic ( I was sure the law dictated last orders at 2250hrs? And drinking up time 2320hrs? Perhaps someone could clarify?)

23 Aug 2008 21:00

The Snowdrop, Lindfield

I too have visited this place, in passing, on numerous occasions and have had the chance to compare it with many similar places throughout the Sussex countryside. Despite Mr. Jarrett's protestations I must concur with the majority. The atmosphere's the thing you see, there isn't one anymore. When the real ale was available, I must confess, it was some of the best around, but you'd have to visit earlier in the week as they seem to run dry with alarming regularity. Is Mr.Jarrett the official spokesman of the Snow Drop? It seems if his wife is empolyed there, his views may be a little one sided?

10 Aug 2008 20:37