The Bull Inn, Ticehurst - pub details
Address: Three Leg Cross, Ticehurst, Wadhurst, East Sussex, TN5 7HH [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 32261) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
Stonegate (3.1 miles), Etchingham (3.7 miles), Wadhurst (4.3 miles)
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> Current user rating: 7.1/10 (rated by 8 users)
other pubs nearby:
Bell Hotel, Ticehurst (0.5 miles), Chequers Inn, Ticehurst (0.6 miles), Cherry Tree Inn, Ticehurst (0.9 miles), Royal Oak, Wadhurst (1.9 miles)
user reviews of the Bull Inn, Ticehurst
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| went back recently for another go, and everything still as advertised - outstanding ! fajitas were as good as anticipated - generous servings, great fresh ingredients, immaculately prepared and presented - and all for less than a tenner - superb; might have done with a bit more spicing up, but that's personal preference, rather than a legitimate criticism - maybe this could be offered as an option ???. The food also seems to be cooked in "proper" oil - dunno whether it's beef dripping or similar, but whatever, it's the stuff that your mum used to cook with before low calorie sprays and omega 3 oils were all the rage, and for an occasional visit, some lightly furred arteries are a small price to pay for home-spun wonderment of such a standard given the particular flavour that's imparted. place was absolutely rammed for a local gardening society dinner or something of that ilk while we were there, but the service was still plenty prompt enough, attentive and personable, which was great under the circumstances Kiss FM appears to have disappeared, the Harveys was on top form, and yet again it was a flawless meal in a gorgeous setting - shall be going back again at the earliest opportunity... Rookster - 8 Feb 2013 11:17 |
| Wow, what a fantastic Sunday roast! A good hearty meal, generous in size, served on a hot plate by helful and friendly staff. Add that to the pub's charm (beams, open fireplaces, good beer and countryside location) and we will definately be back.... Adrian_S - 10 Jan 2013 15:15 |
| visited The Bull on a Friday evening for an early meal on a whim, having lived near the place for donkeys years but never been there before - we will most definitely be going back. Has all the trappings of the traditional English country pub - beams, stone floors, oak tables and all the fixtures and fittings that you'd expect, so that was a good start. Very pleasant staff, roaring log fire, nice snug for the locals and plenty of room for everyone else - all good stuff. Ordered from the pretty extensive menu - good selection of standard pub fare without too many unnecessary frills, with everything at a very reasonable price (mains for less than nine quid each) and, as a result, to be fair, we weren't expecting particularly great things. What we got was a huge and very pleasant surprise - absolutely fantastic food, high quality ingredients, cooked and presented to perfection and served up in very generous portions that made a mockery of the pricing. Probably one of the best value for money yet high quality pub meals I have ever had the pleasure of enjoying - really can't speak highly enough of the food. There was so much that having ploughed through everything on my plate, I had to forgo sampling one of the equally sumptuous looking desserts, which - for a generally earnest trencherman - was a shame, but as everything from the one course I did sample was so fantastic, that's no criticism in the slightest. There were a couple of very minor disappointments; I'm not sure exactly why the staggeringly inappropriate Heart FM was - albeit quietly - on the TV by way of background music (whats wrong with Absolute Radio 90's - get a grip !) and the Harveys, one of a small selection of decent ales compared to quite a few electrically pumped lagers and other abominations, was not the best-kept pint I've ever encountered - gave the impression of having been allowed to get a little too chilled at some point, and was consequently a bit flat and lifeless. That said, any minor problems really do need to be ignored in the face of the utterly spectacular food and immaculately appropriate ambiance of the place - already looking forward to my next visit, when I'll be taking on the spectacular-looking fajitas. Rookster - 5 Jan 2013 22:04 |
| Currently being restored and expanded with accomodation. Sounds very promising and hopefully will be open mid 2011. Looking forward to trying it out. Adrian_S - 17 Jan 2011 13:55 |
| Nice old building, with suitably rustic wooden decor inside. Several seating areas - presumably separate rooms at some stage - are distributed around the central bar area, with a restaurant in the side extension. However, it is perhaps best appreciated when the sun is shining and you can sit out in the extensive front and back gardens which have plenty of benches and tables. Several real ales on, including Harveys. rpadam - 30 Sep 2009 20:18 |
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