The Greyhound

This is a sweet little pub that comes complete with Thatched Roof and local villagers, pitch forks and all. It’s nice to get away from the hustle and bustle of Brighton pubs and the busy streets around.
The pub is very traditional, you won’t find gambling machines or Sky Sports here, but instead you’ll find chat about new motorways being built through a nearby village that nobody has ever heard of.
Sporting a number of local ales (at least 3 in any one time), you’ll be able to feel like a real local.

This is a great pub a little bit off the beaten track in Keymer.
Situated opposite a quaint 14^th Century church, the pub follows suit and retains the inglenook fireplace and oak beams from it’s early coach house inn days. The main bar follows the pub tradition of hanging random items from the ceiling and here you will find an eclectic range of toby jugs and tankards.
There is parking out front and a large garden to enjoy a summertime beer, but the real reason for coming to the greyhound is the food. They serve gastro pub cuisine and I have eaten a number of very tasty meals here. You will get full waitress service and i would describe the menu as upper market classic English cuisine.
The Sunday roasts are also good, especially the nut roast and they are accompanied by all the trimmings. You will pay between £8 — £15 for a main course, but seeing as the y source local, quality produce, this is about fair. There are also a good range of locally baked desserts to satisfy those with a sweet tooth, although I tend to go for the cheeseboard myself.
Expect a good range of lagers and ales on tap and a respectable wine list. There are also quiz nights held on Monday’s. All in all, a great pub bursting with character, which is run by friendly staff. It’s nicely placed to have a little stroll around the churchyard opposite to work off the meal also.

Really lovely, friendly pub this nestled away in the little village of Keymer. Its a 16^th Century building so has bags of character and retains most of the old beams etc.
We usually go here for a Sunday roast (which is excellent and great value) but last week we went there for an evening meal and that was equally good. The beef Stroganoff was fantastic and really tender.
The staff are pretty welcoming and set a nice relaxed atmosphere so its a nice place to just pop in and chill out over a few beers.