Local Reviews
In November 2022, Jacob Bluett said about Burlington Hotel
Good food, amazing service, only bad thing about the room was the water was not hot enough and the tv was small.
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In November 2022, Sandy Mathews said about Langney Shopping Centre
First time in Home Bargains, well impressed, certainly not the last time. BRILLIANT variety.
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In February 2014, WalkLeader said about Seven Sisters Country Park
Called by at Birling Gap in the middle of a walk from Crowlink, East Dean. Over the last few weeks nature has demonstrated the awesome power of the sea, with large sections of the cliffs remembered from last year now fallen away.
My visit left me feeling negative overall. Properties and businesses at risk and the steps to the beach sensibly were cordoned off as unsafe. Could not understand those folk heard of (not seen) that had chosen to ignore the warnings and get down to the beach ... heedless of their own safety and that of others.
Much spent by NT trying to make their elements at this location more appealing; yet the café now seems under serious threat. Cottages either for moving or demolishing, including part of the remnant of the old line of coastguard dwellings.
I agree with comments relating to the parking charges and the sorry state of parking area surfacing ~ but I was not there with a vehicle.
Nonetheless, the walking either side of the Gap is always uplifting > to Belle Tout to the east and along the Seven Sisters (looking fresh-faced) westwards. Moved on westwards to return to Flagstaff Point for the Crowlink valley ~ and finished with mood restored.
My visit left me feeling negative overall. Properties and businesses at risk and the steps to the beach sensibly were cordoned off as unsafe. Could not understand those folk heard of (not seen) that had chosen to ignore the warnings and get down to the beach ... heedless of their own safety and that of others.
Much spent by NT trying to make their elements at this location more appealing; yet the café now seems under serious threat. Cottages either for moving or demolishing, including part of the remnant of the old line of coastguard dwellings.
I agree with comments relating to the parking charges and the sorry state of parking area surfacing ~ but I was not there with a vehicle.
Nonetheless, the walking either side of the Gap is always uplifting > to Belle Tout to the east and along the Seven Sisters (looking fresh-faced) westwards. Moved on westwards to return to Flagstaff Point for the Crowlink valley ~ and finished with mood restored.
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In March 2014, Kaz W said about Seven Sisters Country Park
Unless you visit on a sunny day I don't think you get the full effect of your surroundings. You most definitely need flat shoes as it is very hilly. Plenty of parking spaces there, a shop and toilets!
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In March 2014, susan b said about Seven Sisters Country Park
the menu is fairly simple, and not much choice. I suppose that's to be expected as its out of the way and must be hard for them to get the staff and ingredients. The staff serving that day did not seem in the mood to chat. maybe he was just having a bad day. The food was average, good, hot, and eatable.
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In March 2014, Burn-Rubber-1969 said about Seven Sisters Country Park
Blown in to the cafe on a windy day, so pleased we did. Lovely cup of strong tea, lemon drizzle cake and a chocolate muffin, all served by friendly staff who were happy to pass the time of day. The recent storms have closed the viewing platform and the end house is At serious risk of being lost down the cliff. An amazing place to see, ever changed by the elements.
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In March 2014, Jacqui C said about Seven Sisters Country Park
English Countryside meet the sea, fresh air, great walks, lovely coffee shop. Free car parking and toilets.
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In March 2014, ThaneofFife said about Seven Sisters Country Park
Its a lovely stretch of the legs if you walk from East Dean carpark, past The Tiger Pub and down to the sea. The coastline has been eroded this season by the storms but its interesting to see. The cliffs are white and beautiful. There is a tea room there and if you have energy you can walk up the cliff walk to the lighthouse. Great day out.
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In March 2014, RLuiz said about Seven Sisters Country Park
Great spot for nice pictures, there is also a Cafe next to it with good food prices.
When I went there the stairs that leads to the beach were locked due to the bad weather, but normally you would be able to go down, what a shame.
Recommended!
When I went there the stairs that leads to the beach were locked due to the bad weather, but normally you would be able to go down, what a shame.
Recommended!
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In April 2014, Eddy said about Seven Sisters Country Park
Typical english venue that has a perfect setting and location but not being run efficiently, I have been twice and managed to miss when food is being served, no obvious signs and you have to wait until you are right at the counter to see the menu and make choices, always queues and having to cross queues with hot coffee and drinks to get to the tables, needs to be laid out better and be more flexible and accommodating.
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