Devil's Dyke is indeed a wonderful site, many reviews seem to comment on this and not the restaurant. So, here we go - after being moved off a table we selected that had nice a view and offered a little two seat table in a dark corner away from the window alarm bells should have started ringing. We were just... More

A fabulous place to explore on a bright sunny day! Can be very windy and not quite so nice in cold weather obviously. Such a shame the railway closed years ago, this place takes one back in time. Outstanding views, perfect for a day out and a picnic. Don't forget to call into the National Trust Cabin and buy the... More

Come up here on a clear day, and the views across the South Downs and across to the Isle of Wight are amazing. Only 10 min drive from Brighton, but here you are out in the countryside, and it is difficult to imagine being so close to a busy city.

Unpretentious food at fair prices bu the view was the main thing. Service was pretty good considering the large number of people enjoying a sunny day and wathcnig the hang-gliders

Stress relief, fresh air, wonderful on a nice summers day ? Kite flying with the kids or just a romantic stroll ..you decide..

A gorgeous if exhausting place to wander and explore. Some fo the upward climbs are not for the faint hearted. A good afternoon out and a fab cream tea.

Went for xmas diner o save cooking had a lovely meal last year this year total nightmare even though all food had been ordered weeks before the starters arrived after 30 minutes then the main meals 45 minutes after that the food was all cold the only thing hot was the gravy the potatoes looked liked they had been cooked... More

Devil's Dyke is wonderful for walks, picnics and flying kites! A lot of hills, but absolutely beautiful views.

It's beautiful, but busy at the same time with lots of cars and children around the pub. If you're trying to continue hiking on the South Downs Way towards east (Pyecombe), DON'T go on the road marked as "Public Footpath". Surprisingly people working in the pub didn't know which footpath is actually the SDW, and some people were pretty sure... More