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The average evaluation of West Quay Cafe Newhaven at 2.7 suggests mixed reviews.
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4.9
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4.9
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City: Eastbourne (near Newhaven), 52 Grove Road, BN21 4TX, Eastbourne, United Kingdom
"I booked it for my birthday, had drinks and a shader in the courtyard and head inside. the food was delicious and the whole staff was very nice and very courteous. would definitely recommend lunch or dinner."
4.9
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4.9
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City: Eastbourne (near Newhaven), 42-44 Seaside Road, BN21 3PB, Eastbourne, United Kingdom
"Great food, helpful and friendly staff. A really enjoyable evening with a lovely ambiance in a comfortable environment. A wide and most tasty menu. We have visited several times and very pleased every time."
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5
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City: Brighton and Hove (near Newhaven), 97 North Road, BN1 1YE, Brighton and Hove, United Kingdom
"Burger Brothers is in a tiny room with some bar stools along the wall. The color is green and on the walls there are diplomas and awards, named as the place..."
4.8
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4.8
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City: Brighton and Hove (near Newhaven), 13-14 Preston Street, BN1 2HN, Brighton and Hove, United Kingdom
Gluten Free Options, Reservations, Seating, Accepts Visa
4.8
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4.8
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City: Brighton and Hove (near Newhaven), 103 St. James's Street, BN2 1TP, Brighton and Hove, United Kingdom
"We were looking for a well reviewed fish and chip shop that wasn’t right on the beach and came across Fullers, a street or so back from the pier area. We ordered a large cod £8.50) and a large chips £3.95) to share. Despite the fairly steep prices, we thought we’d made the right choice as the restaurant seemed busy and the cod was being cooked to order. Sadly, when we received our food, we were disappointed. The Cod, though fresh, was around the sort of standard I remember being served by school dinner ladies, with thin, flaky batter. The vinegar was more water than vinegar. The large chip portion was comically small- around a quarter the size of what you might expect from your regular fish and chip shop, despite being considerably more expensive. Even being generous, and assuming that a regular portion at Fullers is 2/3s of a large portion, you’d be getting around two handfuls. I asked one of the staff if we had indeed been given a large, and he shrugged his shoulders dismissively. At the end of our meal, I asked if we could throw away our box in one of their bins, to which the same staff member responded that they didn’t accept their own rubbish, and he instead offered me a plastic bag in which I could carry my rubbish away. Presumably he was trying to give me my moneys worth in packaging. Stick to one of the many more reasonable and traditional fish and chip shops in the area and avoid this overpriced tripe. Fuller s), yes I have been."
Last update: 10.05.2024