Viva Lewes Issue #153 June 2019

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The Pelham arms LEWES’S FIRST SMOKEHOUSE IN A PUB! Best Burgers for Miles Home of ABYSS Brewing Award Winning Sunday Roasts VEGETARIAN, VEGAN & GLUTEN FREE OPTIONS Great Venue for Celebrations Children and Dog Friendly LEWES FRIDAY FOOD MARKET OPENING TIMES MONDAY BAR 4-11PM TUESDAY TO THURSDAY BAR 12 NOON TO 11PM FOOD 12 NOON TO 2.30PM & 6 TO 9.30PM FRIDAY & SATURDAY BAR 12 NOON TO 11PM FOOD 12 NOON TO 2.30PM & 6 TO 9.30PM SUNDAY BAR 12 NOON TO 10.30PM FOOD 12 NOON TO 8PM HIGH STREET LEWES BN7 1XL T 01273 476149 E MANAGER@THEPELHAMARMS.CO.UK BOOK ONLINE @ WWW.THEPELHAMARMS.CO.UK
Master_VivaLewes_June2019.indd 1 15/05/2019 13:06:48 FOOD Edible updates Eating out As someone who prefers lounging comfortably to leaping about, I’m stretching the theme of ‘sport’ to mean outdoor activity. We have unpredictable summer weather, but that adds a thrill of danger to plans for a Glyndebourne picnic, a walk under the Downs near Firle to the magical Beanstalk Café, collecting a tray from the Grange Gardens tea hatch, or sitting outside in the garden of Anne of Cleves House (where their café now has a loyalty card). For picnic fare, the Friday Food Market stalls offer all kinds of bits and pieces, from bread, pitta, meats and cheeses, to mini-pies, tarts and dumplings. A Meze Box at Kabak includes mejadra Arabic rice, three excellent salads, humous and harissa. This Little Piggy is new, selling sausage rolls that are a lot more exciting than the limp effort you get in supermarkets. Five mini-rolls for £3.50. I chose: American Breakfast, Smokey Joe, Peking Pork, Spanish Senorita and Green Chilli. Delicious. They also make large, veggie ones. I’m a fan of Caccia & Tails on Station Street for items to pep up your picnic – focaccia, obviously, but also cocktails. The bobbly glass Campari and soda bottle is a personal favourite. In local food news, Aqua under the Premier Inn has shut, whilst Fuego Lounge seems to be thriving. The third restaurant space in that row has never even been occupied. Seems a shame that such a central, prime location is only patchily successful. @LewesNibbler Illustration by Clare Dales enjoy a complimentary bottle of wine - Choose from either - Maison l`Aiglon Chardonnay or Chemin de Marquiere Merlot To redeem, simply present this advert when dining Côte Brasserie Lewes 82 HIGH STREET, LEWES, BN7 1XW 01273 311 344 | www.cote.co.uk/lewes Valid from 01/06/19 until 30/06/19 at Côte Lewes only. One complimentary bottle of wine when 2 or more guests dine from our À La Carte menu. Offer can only be used once and cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer or Set Menu.
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Viva Lewes June 2019 | No. 153
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THE ‘SPORTS’ ISSUE CONTENTS ©
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Spirit of the Rainbow We are starti
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PETS AND BOBS PETS OF LEWES Ava, 2i
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BITS AND BOBS LEWES OPEN DOOR: NIGH
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BITS AND BOOKS BOOK REVIEW: PATH BY
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Valuation Day Asian Art & Antiques
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COLUMN David Jarman Flannelled fool
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COLUMN Eleanor Knight Keyboard worr
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Page 55 and 56: ART ART & ABOUT In town this month
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Page 81 and 82: FOOD REVIEW Pelham Arms A carnivore
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Page 89 and 90: THE WAY WE SKATE Diggs English (Sem
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Page 95 and 96: WE TRY Iyengar yoga with Ali Hahlo
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