Restaurants in Rye

Romney Marsh lambs graze in the pastures surrounding the ancient fortified hilltop town of Rye while local fishing boats anchor off the quay below the citadel; an abundance of local produce is available for the fine restaurants in and around this vibrant market town.

Step back in time and explore the cobbled streets and ancient buildings. St Mary's church tower offers magnificent views over the terracotta roofs from the sea to the distant hills which once formed the shoreline.

Webbe's at The Fish Café Having made a name for themselves at The Wild Mushroom in Westfield, Paul and Rebecca Webbe decided to breathe some new life into Rye by opening this exciting seafood venture

The Riverside Restaurant This restaurant naturally benefits from glorious riverside views and is handily placed close to the ancient town of Rye. Diners can enjoy the sights from the open-plan dining room or from tables on the waterside terrace

Landgate Bistro Standing by one of the ancient fortified gateways this long-serving and immensely likeable restaurant has established a reputation for honest, classy food based emphatically around local ingredients