Just steps from the Castle, in the heart of Lewes,
The Brewers Arms is an authentic pub, steeped in tradition.

Though the present structure dates from 1906, a tavern has graced this spot since the 16th Century. But while many establishments of a similar nature have fallen prey to chain ownership and uniformity, The Brewers Arms remains a freehouse, and has been proudly owned and operated by the Griffin family since 1994.

The pub consists of two contrasting environments. Those seeking a cosy, quiet atmosphere will feel at home in the front bar – a comfortable area with no piped music. The walls are adorned with historic photographs of Lewes, as well as the original building plans for the pub, and a list of licensees from 1744.

The back bar features a selection of recreational entertainments, including pool, darts, a jukebox, the old Sussex game of Toad in the Hole, and free WiFi. Sky Sports is also broadcast on big screen and plasma TVs.

Tea & Coffee available from 10am weekdays.

An extensive food menu, including many delectable homemade specials is available daily until 6.45pm.

Also of note:

We hold the Clean Catering Award for 2008, issued by Lewes District Council. We are featured in the CAMRA 2008 Good Beer Guide. We are members of the British Institute of Innkeepers and Lewes Pubwatch.

Our new and much improved beer garden is now open.