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Where to eat Cafe food in Rye: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Cafe restaurants to try in Rye including Bosun's Bite, The Fig, The Old Grain Store, Fletcher's House, Hayden's Coffee Shop, Avocet Tea Room, The Cobbles Tea Room, Winchelsea Beach Cafe, Coterie Tea Rooms, Whitehouse
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10. Whitehouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 112 reviews
Independent Contemporary cafe and bakery located in a 15th century property in the heart of rye, East Sussex
Reviewed By frez128
We dropped in to the White House for a quick lunch on a very warm day. The modern treatment of a very old building has resulted in a dining room that is sympathetic, airy and cool.The menu was quirky and different and we opted for an open sandwich with chickpeas and aubergine. Delicious. Unfortunately they were out of sparkling water, but a carrot, orange and ginger drink was very refreshing.The staff were very helpful and lunch was very enjoyable indeed.Well worth a visit,
9. Coterie Tea Rooms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 101 reviews
Cosy Tearoom in Rye high street operated by a charity providing real work opportunities for Adults with learning Disabilities. We offer Breakfast light bites and cooked meals homemade cakes and Roast dinner on Sundays. We pride ourselves on making as much
Reviewed By margaret m
Went for breakfast while on weekend break. Didn't realise til we got in that the staff had learning disabilities. The young lady who served us was polite and efficient. I had a bacon bap and my husband had full English. It was served quickly and very good quality. It was great value for money and I would recommend it to anyone.
8. Winchelsea Beach Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 181 reviews
Reviewed By EdRC
We have been to the Beach cafe before but not for a while. Pretty much all was okay but we sat outside and it was quite disgusting. Old bits of tissue, paper and even an old dog poo bag just left lying around. It just seemed that no-one cared, which is sad.Had a sandwich which was ok (bread very ordinary) with salad on the side with no cutlery so why not just add to the sandwich?Sorry to be negative but it was truly disappointing.Luckily no photos.Unfortunately we cannot help bits of tissue etc that blow off the tables, it is all picked up at the end of the day. As for the poo bag this is an on going problem we have as the council wonât put a dog bin in along the beach and people think itâs ok to leave them by benches or even throw them in our pots which we find very disgusting and try to keep an eye out for people leaving them unfortunately we are to busy to always catch them leaving it.Cutlery, napkins and sachets are right next to the counter we donât put these on your plate as we have no idea what sauce you want on your food so you are asked to help yourself
7. The Cobbles Tea Room
Overall Ratings
4 based on 508 reviews
Set in the heart of the ancient Cinque Port of Rye, The Cobbles Tea Room has been known for over 60 years as the town's premier traditional tea room. Listed in Sussex Life 2019 as one of 16 best tea rooms in Sussex.
Reviewed By krrgolf
A small and potentially atmospheric venue. A little cramped which is understandable given the space available. Good tea served in the old fashioned way using real tea leaves which is good. The toasted tea cakes were a little doughy and hardly toasted. The toilet is down an alleyway and not exactly welcoming.Thank you for your comments. We are pleased that you enjoyed our good, old fashioned loose leaf tea! ... we will look into to the tea cake issue that you raise now. Not something we usually get wrong but, of course, we are sorry if you didnât enjoy it. We would have dealt with it/put it right for you at time if you had told us. Like the good, old fashioned tea the tearoom is a grade II listed building, built in in 1836. We have an outside loo which reflects the charm and life of our historical building.
6. Avocet Tea Room
Overall Ratings
5 based on 141 reviews
We are an art gallery and tea room specialising in local artists and local food. We are on the edge of the Rye Harbour nature reserve, which is a fantastic spot for walking and birding, with a long shingle beach and masses of pools and hides.We have an ex
Reviewed By Mary M
This delightful tea room and art gallery is situated in Rye harbour. It is run by a lovely couple Morgan and Peter. The food on sale is home made and delicious and the setting of an art gallery, makes it a very special place to visit and shop for unique gifts. Please check website before visiting as winter and summer opening times are different. I promise you will not be disappointed
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5. Hayden's Coffee Shop
Overall Ratings
4 based on 363 reviews
Reviewed By 351daveb
Iâm told our experience is slightly unusual by a relative, however....... The cafe itself is light bright and contemporary. Good views over the River and onwards to Camber sands. All the staff were miserable ! I ordered a croissant to go with my espresso and when it arrived it was basically cremated. I asked the waitress for a âless well done oneâ to which she replied, â I donât know if we have anyâ in a very unfriendly manner. When the replacement arrived it was only just slightly better. In true typical English style we didn't make any further fuss. The batch were clearly all over cooked and reheated. Will I hurry back ? No !
4. Fletcher's House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 380 reviews
Had a very tasty tea, good value for money and friendly attentive service
Reviewed By Stephen T
Found this wonderful little Tea Rooms whilst walking around the town during a weekend in Rye. Its a picture perfect English Tea Room. Very nicely laid out with very friendly and helpful staff. There is a relatively full menu with a good and wide selection. I can thoroughly recommend the Welsh Rarebit. Well worth a visit
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3. The Old Grain Store
Overall Ratings
4 based on 275 reviews
Reviewed By Yvonne P
What a happy find this place was. Not masses on the menu but it was fresh, hot and tasty. The toasted paniniâs are delicious. Seating inside and out. Itâs an ideal place to grab a coffee and a sandwich. The staff are clearly customer friendly.
2. The Fig
Overall Ratings
4 based on 382 reviews
The fig is a relaxed, contemporary cafe serving simple fresh and healthy food and locally roasted coffee.
Reviewed By min43
This lovely café serves excellent breakfasts. It was difficult to choose from the wonderful unusual menu. The hollandaise sauce was freshly made to order and we enjoyed a mushroom eggs Benedict as well as a traditional one with fresh ham. The cappuccinos were excellent. The atmosphere was very pleasant apart from slightly chilly with an open window. The service was friendly.
1. Bosun's Bite
Overall Ratings
4 based on 421 reviews
We are a family run business, set in the tranquil setting of Rye Harbour, situated opposite the Lifeboat house. We are adjacent to the Rye Harbour Nature Reserve and River Rother and a short stroll from the beach.We are open 364 days a year (take Christma
Reviewed By Z4073IEkimj
The staff were very friendly and helpful. We had the all day breakfast which consisted of 2 Korkers sausages, 2 rashers bacon a fried egg, beans, chips and thick sliced buttered toast (you could have tomatoes and mushrooms). All cooked perfectly and a good cup of tea to follow.We will be visiting again
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