Oscar's on the Square — Restaurant in Hastings

A HIDDEN LITTLE GEM! let me start by saying how much i love this restaurant. the homemade burgers are simply divine, they use golden brioche buns and amazing pickles, the burger itself is cooked to perfection, it can be a little messy so ask for a couple of extra servietes. this is by far the 2nd best burger i have eaten in my life, and i'm 43 yrs old. the staff are attentive but not intrusive. and even though i was by myself they brought out a heavy table and chair for me to use as it was such a lovely summer evening. i could say that this restaurant was a little overpriced, however i was 25 yrds from the sea and prime real-estate costs money. so in summery you can not go wrong with this establishment. and it trully is value for money. many thanks to...

Food was cold we tried to tell the lady but she walked away was unfazed then a issue as all the men were urinating in a cubical in the ladies as the door had fallen off no one cared it was unpleasant and non of the men washed Their hands I genuinely felt disgusted by the lack of care when served and the lack of hygiene generally. I did alert the staff members to the men in the ladies pissing publicly but they just shrugged their shoulders they didn’t seem to care. Shame as I’ve always enjoyed the food in the past but returning I won’t risk as the hygiene is now a major issue plus cold food I would pass this as an option if you haven’t been. Not worth the potential gastroenteritis or suffer bad service would...

I knew I would enjoy the food at Oskar because it's all there in the hot food counter looking authentic and tasty. Of course I was regarded as somewhat odd, as I doubt if many lone middle-aged women dare to eat-in. It's just like being in Turkey, only without the hassle! So far I've had the Chicken in yummy gravy with chickpeas (Quozy?), and the Chicken Biryani (which I thought was from India?). Both delicious. I really love the freshly baked flat bread. All washed down with a salty watery yoghurt drink called Ayran. Looking forward to my next visit, too bad I don't live...