The Lamb Inn, a country pub in Battle

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The inn is mentioned in the Doomsday Book in 1084 when it was most likely a shepherd's cottage built halfway between the shepherd's homes and the traditional grazing pastures. In 1520 the cottage became an Inn with a charter allowing shepherds to warm their sickly lambs by the fires.

Our menus are full of hearty favourites and country pub classics, as well as our seasonal dishes, and we’ll be ready with a well-stocked bar, including cask ales, fine wines and British gin to suit very taste - which will taste all the better when enjoyed either in our beautiful gardens or by our crackling log fires.

Our history dates to Norman times, and we're a favourite stop for visitors to Pevensey Castle. Mentioned in the Domesday Book, the pub was probably a shepherd's cottage - and today we have a 24-hour licence during lambing season.