The best restaurants Hastings

Hastings has the sea, the sun, it only missed a restaurant to give it the air of Mediterranean, it is done with this restaurant that serves good tapas. Live concert every evening.

This wine bar/bar organises jazz concerts twice a week. A glass of handmade chardonnay, you can quickly indulge in this warm and relaxed atmosphere.

This vegetarian coffee makes a point of using only local products or fair trade. In the menu, homemade cakes, eggplant/noisette lasagna, quiche with zucchini or minestrone. On weekends, the brunch is served all the jourée.

Vintage and very welcoming, this little café is ideal for a lunch break or a good snack. At the counter, chocolate cake, croissants, puddings, cookies, muffins and other pastries are tempting. If you're in the mood for something savory, the café offers sandwiches, salads and soups, all at very reasonable prices. We love the wide selection of teas, barista coffees, homemade smoothies andice teas. In cooler weather, we recommend the delicious and ultra-comforting kale/cauliflower soup!

In the back streets of St Leonards-on-Sea, just outside Hastings, this restaurant is renowned for its delicious home-cooked food, using fresh, local produce. The emphasis is on local fruit, vegetables and meats, and organic produce, even wine. The restaurant also prepares good vegetarian dishes, and you can come here for Sunday Roast. And if you're looking for fresh fish and seafood, head for the seafront Boatyard, Farmyard's little brother!

This iconic and authentic British restaurant, created by Margaret Banfield, is set amidst the "Net Shops" of old Hastings, the large black wooden huts unique to Hastings, where fishermen stored their fishing tackle. The view over the harbour is superb. Maggie's has been serving traditional fish and chips for over 30 years, using fresh fish caught less than 30 kilometers away. A must-visit address if you haven't yet tasted this genuine British specialty!