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Bill's Lewes Restaurant — Restaurant in Lewes

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Bill's Lewes Restaurant
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Contemporary European chain dishing up separate breakfast, afternoon tea, lunch and dinner menus.
Nearby attractions
Lewes Castle & Museum
169 High St, Lewes BN7 1YE, United Kingdom
Southover Grange Gardens
18 Eastport Ln, Southover Rd, Lewes BN7 1TL, United Kingdom
Lewes Priory
Cockshut Rd, Southover, Lewes BN7 1HP, United Kingdom
Nearby restaurants
John Harvey Tavern
Bear Yard, Cliffe High St, Lewes BN7 2AN, United Kingdom
Trading Post Coffee Roasters
18 Cliffe High St, Lewes BN7 2AH, United Kingdom
Fuego Lounge
Unit 1, The Old Courthouse, Lewes BN7 2FS, United Kingdom
Zorba - Lewes
Unit 2, Old court house, Friars Walk, Lewes BN7 2FS, United Kingdom
Bubble + Bun
Riverside Centre, High St, Lewes BN7 2RE, United Kingdom
Riverside Brasserie
20 Cliffe High St, Lewes BN7 2AH, United Kingdom
The Dorset
22 Malling St, Lewes BN7 2RD, United Kingdom
Dill
2 South St, Lewes BN7 2BP, United Kingdom
Chaula's Indian Restaurant Lewes
6 Eastgate St, Lewes BN7 2LP, United Kingdom
The Volunteer
12 Eastgate St, Lewes BN7 2LP, United Kingdom
Nearby hotels
Montys Bed and Breakfast Lewes
Broughton House, 16 High St, Lewes BN7 2LN, United Kingdom
The White Hart, A Heartwood Inn
55 High St, Lewes BN7 1XE, United Kingdom
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Bill's Lewes Restaurant

56 Cliffe High St, Lewes BN7 2AN, United Kingdom
4.6(1.9K)$$$$
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Contemporary European chain dishing up separate breakfast, afternoon tea, lunch and dinner menus.

attractions: Lewes Castle & Museum, Southover Grange Gardens, Lewes Priory, restaurants: John Harvey Tavern, Trading Post Coffee Roasters, Fuego Lounge, Zorba - Lewes, Bubble + Bun, Riverside Brasserie, The Dorset, Dill, Chaula's Indian Restaurant Lewes, The Volunteer
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+44 20 8054 5400
Website
bills-website.co.uk

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Featured dishes

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Eggs Florentine
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Bill's Classic Burger
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Buttermilk Chicken Burger
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Halloumi Burger
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BBQ Bourbon Beef Burger

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Nearby attractions of Bill's Lewes Restaurant

Lewes Castle & Museum

Southover Grange Gardens

Lewes Priory

Lewes Castle & Museum

Lewes Castle & Museum

4.5

(878)

Open 24 hours
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Southover Grange Gardens

Southover Grange Gardens

4.7

(180)

Closed
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Lewes Priory

Lewes Priory

4.7

(187)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

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WILD: The Drone Light Show - Brighton & Hove
Sat, Dec 13 • 5:30 PM
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Candlelight: Hans Zimmers Best Works
Candlelight: Hans Zimmers Best Works
Thu, Dec 18 • 9:00 PM
4/5 Pavilion Buildings, Brighton, BN1 1EE
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The Brighton story - walking tour
The Brighton story - walking tour
Fri, Dec 12 • 2:00 PM
Madeira Drive, Brighton, BN2 1TW
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Nearby restaurants of Bill's Lewes Restaurant

John Harvey Tavern

Trading Post Coffee Roasters

Fuego Lounge

Zorba - Lewes

Bubble + Bun

Riverside Brasserie

The Dorset

Dill

Chaula's Indian Restaurant Lewes

The Volunteer

John Harvey Tavern

John Harvey Tavern

4.5

(649)

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Trading Post Coffee Roasters

Trading Post Coffee Roasters

4.2

(418)

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Fuego Lounge

Fuego Lounge

4.4

(690)

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Zorba - Lewes

Zorba - Lewes

4.6

(275)

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Romain “Tjo” LaRevueRomain “Tjo” LaRevue
Decided to drive to Lewes with my girlfriend yesterday and we stopped at Bill's for lunch. I had not been there for years and had good memories overall from the Brighton venue. We waited 5 minutes as it is always busy and then got seated, placed our order for starters and mains, so far so good. They sort of forgot to bring the starters and brought everything pretty much together which we were fine with. I mean, the place is packed and those things happen. Now we were seated near by the open kitchen and l could clearly see the pass and as a former chef l enjoy looking at the chef putting the dishes on there ready to be picked up by the waitresses and waiters. When they brought our starters, l noticed the chef putting my Mojo chicken skewers on the pass and was delighted to see it was ready. I then saw a waitress in a red top removing 2 skewers from the plate and then putting them in another plate at the end of the pass. As a chef, l know well that the plate at the end which had a paper towel in it is for the unwanted item or things that come back, usually staff gets to eat that. Anyway, it didn't bother me at that point. It is when they brought me the dish which had 3 small chicken skewers, a tortilla, a bit of lettuce and a piece of cucumber. I mean the 3 skewers did not even add up to the size of a chicken breast. It was ridiculous that someone would present this to a customer who paid £11,95 for this thing. Your local Kebab shop will do a much better job for less money. I was just baffled and had to refuse the dish. It is the first time of my life l actually had to refuse a dish in a restaurant. The waitress did a great job into trying to explain to me that she probably removed the skewers because the chef always makes extra and they then take some out of the plates... She offered me to select another dish, however, it literally cut my appetite and just asked then to cancel it, I just didn't want it. So overall, l would say that they have good decoration, food is "ok" and service is good. Although, the sweet potatoes fries were dry, the ham under the poached eggs was dry and tasteless and they put the piece of bread on top of the humus as if it was just dropped in it. Personally, l now see it as a fancy Wetherspoons basically. Unlikely to go back.
Valerie DValerie D
I am a huge fan of Bill's and regularly visit the Brighton and Chichester branches, and without fail, they live up to my expectations and previous experiences. The Lewes branch is the original restaurant, and unfortunately, it let itself down big time. I ordered scrambled egg with sourdough toasted bread. The bread was so lightly toasted it was just warm bread 🍞 with no crunch, no butter supplied, and the portion of overcooked scrambled egg 🥚 was disappointing and unappetising. I asked for the bread to be retoasted and waited 6 min to be brought a new plate of hotter bread, still pale with no toasted crunch. Waited another 6 min for proper browned toast, by which time my scrambled egg was cold !! But hunger won out over complaining again. We were a group of 9, and when we asked the waitresses to take individual payments, we were told that there were too many of us and to use a QR code on the table to pay. I am a tech happy person, but this was a complicated process that required you to have your card physically with you for the pin number, which some of us did not have ( that's the whole idea of contactless). In the end, I had to ask the manager to pay the remaining money the normal way. I was surprised when she informed me that we could have paid with the machine and I was wrongly advised. I will say thank you to her for taking the service charge off as part compensation for the hassle even though I said it was ok. I hope this was just a glitch in an otherwise fab restaurant chain... or was not even that busy on the day.
Angel Nin’s KitchenAngel Nin’s Kitchen
What a beautiful and romantic spot in the heart of Lewes. Lewes Bill’s was the very first of many Bill’s restaurants opened in 2001. A few years later the Brighton branch followed and from there in 2010 Reading, Covent Garden, Cambridge and many more. I promised to my wife a Bill’s breakfast in Lewes and we went there from London. We had a typical British weather all day long. It didn’t stop raining even for a minute. We didn’t book a table but Charlotte, the manager, gave us a table always with a beautiful smile and the best aim to help. I ordered the super famous Bill’s breakfast (brunch option as we arrived after 11:30) and my wife ordered the spectacular Bill’s pancakes with syrup. Just simple food but beautifully prepared with very fresh ingredients. We also had the pleasure of being served by Daniel, another manager, also with the most friendly and helpful attitude you could expect. All the staff who came to our table to bring food, double check our meals and clear the table looked really happy, friendly and attentive. It was a fantastic time remembering all days in Lewes more than 15 years ago and Bill’s still having the same soul. Many thanks for your amazing service and looking forward to visit you again in the future.
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Decided to drive to Lewes with my girlfriend yesterday and we stopped at Bill's for lunch. I had not been there for years and had good memories overall from the Brighton venue. We waited 5 minutes as it is always busy and then got seated, placed our order for starters and mains, so far so good. They sort of forgot to bring the starters and brought everything pretty much together which we were fine with. I mean, the place is packed and those things happen. Now we were seated near by the open kitchen and l could clearly see the pass and as a former chef l enjoy looking at the chef putting the dishes on there ready to be picked up by the waitresses and waiters. When they brought our starters, l noticed the chef putting my Mojo chicken skewers on the pass and was delighted to see it was ready. I then saw a waitress in a red top removing 2 skewers from the plate and then putting them in another plate at the end of the pass. As a chef, l know well that the plate at the end which had a paper towel in it is for the unwanted item or things that come back, usually staff gets to eat that. Anyway, it didn't bother me at that point. It is when they brought me the dish which had 3 small chicken skewers, a tortilla, a bit of lettuce and a piece of cucumber. I mean the 3 skewers did not even add up to the size of a chicken breast. It was ridiculous that someone would present this to a customer who paid £11,95 for this thing. Your local Kebab shop will do a much better job for less money. I was just baffled and had to refuse the dish. It is the first time of my life l actually had to refuse a dish in a restaurant. The waitress did a great job into trying to explain to me that she probably removed the skewers because the chef always makes extra and they then take some out of the plates... She offered me to select another dish, however, it literally cut my appetite and just asked then to cancel it, I just didn't want it. So overall, l would say that they have good decoration, food is "ok" and service is good. Although, the sweet potatoes fries were dry, the ham under the poached eggs was dry and tasteless and they put the piece of bread on top of the humus as if it was just dropped in it. Personally, l now see it as a fancy Wetherspoons basically. Unlikely to go back.
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I am a huge fan of Bill's and regularly visit the Brighton and Chichester branches, and without fail, they live up to my expectations and previous experiences. The Lewes branch is the original restaurant, and unfortunately, it let itself down big time. I ordered scrambled egg with sourdough toasted bread. The bread was so lightly toasted it was just warm bread 🍞 with no crunch, no butter supplied, and the portion of overcooked scrambled egg 🥚 was disappointing and unappetising. I asked for the bread to be retoasted and waited 6 min to be brought a new plate of hotter bread, still pale with no toasted crunch. Waited another 6 min for proper browned toast, by which time my scrambled egg was cold !! But hunger won out over complaining again. We were a group of 9, and when we asked the waitresses to take individual payments, we were told that there were too many of us and to use a QR code on the table to pay. I am a tech happy person, but this was a complicated process that required you to have your card physically with you for the pin number, which some of us did not have ( that's the whole idea of contactless). In the end, I had to ask the manager to pay the remaining money the normal way. I was surprised when she informed me that we could have paid with the machine and I was wrongly advised. I will say thank you to her for taking the service charge off as part compensation for the hassle even though I said it was ok. I hope this was just a glitch in an otherwise fab restaurant chain... or was not even that busy on the day.
Valerie D

Valerie D

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What a beautiful and romantic spot in the heart of Lewes. Lewes Bill’s was the very first of many Bill’s restaurants opened in 2001. A few years later the Brighton branch followed and from there in 2010 Reading, Covent Garden, Cambridge and many more. I promised to my wife a Bill’s breakfast in Lewes and we went there from London. We had a typical British weather all day long. It didn’t stop raining even for a minute. We didn’t book a table but Charlotte, the manager, gave us a table always with a beautiful smile and the best aim to help. I ordered the super famous Bill’s breakfast (brunch option as we arrived after 11:30) and my wife ordered the spectacular Bill’s pancakes with syrup. Just simple food but beautifully prepared with very fresh ingredients. We also had the pleasure of being served by Daniel, another manager, also with the most friendly and helpful attitude you could expect. All the staff who came to our table to bring food, double check our meals and clear the table looked really happy, friendly and attentive. It was a fantastic time remembering all days in Lewes more than 15 years ago and Bill’s still having the same soul. Many thanks for your amazing service and looking forward to visit you again in the future.
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Reviews of Bill's Lewes Restaurant

4.6
(1,945)
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2.0
6y

Decided to drive to Lewes with my girlfriend yesterday and we stopped at Bill's for lunch. I had not been there for years and had good memories overall from the Brighton venue. We waited 5 minutes as it is always busy and then got seated, placed our order for starters and mains, so far so good. They sort of forgot to bring the starters and brought everything pretty much together which we were fine with. I mean, the place is packed and those things happen. Now we were seated near by the open kitchen and l could clearly see the pass and as a former chef l enjoy looking at the chef putting the dishes on there ready to be picked up by the waitresses and waiters. When they brought our starters, l noticed the chef putting my Mojo chicken skewers on the pass and was delighted to see it was ready. I then saw a waitress in a red top removing 2 skewers from the plate and then putting them in another plate at the end of the pass. As a chef, l know well that the plate at the end which had a paper towel in it is for the unwanted item or things that come back, usually staff gets to eat that. Anyway, it didn't bother me at that point. It is when they brought me the dish which had 3 small chicken skewers, a tortilla, a bit of lettuce and a piece of cucumber. I mean the 3 skewers did not even add up to the size of a chicken breast. It was ridiculous that someone would present this to a customer who paid £11,95 for this thing. Your local Kebab shop will do a much better job for less money. I was just baffled and had to refuse the dish. It is the first time of my life l actually had to refuse a dish in a restaurant. The waitress did a great job into trying to explain to me that she probably removed the skewers because the chef always makes extra and they then take some out of the plates... She offered me to select another dish, however, it literally cut my appetite and just asked then to cancel it, I just didn't want it. So overall, l would say that they have good decoration, food is "ok" and service is good. Although, the sweet potatoes fries were dry, the ham under the poached eggs was dry and tasteless and they put the piece of bread on top of the humus as if it was just dropped in it. Personally, l now see it as a fancy Wetherspoons basically....

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5.0
30w

Review for Waitress Alannah During my recent dining experience at Bills , I had the pleasure of being served by Alannah, a remarkable waitress whose service truly elevated our visit. From the moment we were seated, Alannah's warm smile and welcoming demeanor set a positive tone for the evening. Exceptional Service Alannah demonstrated an exemplary level of professionalism and attentiveness throughout our meal. She greeted us promptly and took the time to introduce herself, making us feel valued as guests. Her thorough knowledge of the menu was impressive, and she provided insightful recommendations that perfectly suited our tastes. Attentive and Friendly What stood out the most about Alannah was her ability to anticipate our needs without being intrusive. She checked in with us regularly to ensure everything was to our satisfaction, refilled our drinks promptly, and made sure we had everything we needed to enjoy our meal. Her friendly and engaging personality made it easy to converse with her, and it was evident that she genuinely cared about providing a memorable dining experience. Going Above and Beyond Alannah went above and beyond to accommodate special requests and dietary preferences, ensuring everyone in our party felt included and well-cared-for. Her attention to detail was remarkable, from remembering the specifics of our orders to ensuring the timing of each course was just right. Memorable Experience Alannah's commitment to excellence and her passion for her work were evident in every aspect of her service. Her positive attitude and dedication to customer satisfaction made our dining experience truly memorable. She is a shining example of what exceptional service should be, and I would highly recommend requesting Alannah as your server for a delightful and seamless dining experience. In conclusion, Alannah is a credit to [Restaurant Name], and her exceptional skills and genuine hospitality make her an invaluable asset to the team. Thank you, Alannah, for making our...

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3.0
24w

I am a huge fan of Bill's and regularly visit the Brighton and Chichester branches, and without fail, they live up to my expectations and previous experiences. The Lewes branch is the original restaurant, and unfortunately, it let itself down big time. I ordered scrambled egg with sourdough toasted bread. The bread was so lightly toasted it was just warm bread 🍞 with no crunch, no butter supplied, and the portion of overcooked scrambled egg 🥚 was disappointing and unappetising. I asked for the bread to be retoasted and waited 6 min to be brought a new plate of hotter bread, still pale with no toasted crunch. Waited another 6 min for proper browned toast, by which time my scrambled egg was cold !! But hunger won out over complaining again. We were a group of 9, and when we asked the waitresses to take individual payments, we were told that there were too many of us and to use a QR code on the table to pay. I am a tech happy person, but this was a complicated process that required you to have your card physically with you for the pin number, which some of us did not have ( that's the whole idea of contactless). In the end, I had to ask the manager to pay the remaining money the normal way. I was surprised when she informed me that we could have paid with the machine and I was wrongly advised. I will say thank you to her for taking the service charge off as part compensation for the hassle even though I said it was ok. I hope this was just a glitch in an otherwise fab restaurant chain... or was not even that...

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