The Huntsman in Wealden

Beautiful roasts on a Sunday, lovely outside tables on a nice day...very busy but friendly staff

We found this pub when we got diverted due to a road closure. The garden was lovely and the other patrons of the pub were so warm and friendly

Great pub, good unpretentious food. Quality fresh ingredients well cooked and, I thought, good value for the quality and freshness. Portions generous I thought. We went Friday lunchtime and although we booked we needn't have, so worth a try if you've left it until the last minute. Lots of outdoor space. Friendly efficient staff. What a country pub should be.

Been here about half dozen times but last week first time for ages. Really nice smallish rustic rural pub but with big garden area, right by Eridge Stn off A26. Great food menu, couple real ales and lagers. Will go back bit more regularly, definitely recommend!

Great pub serving wonderfully food...

Nice pub on ground level though you do have to book a table and you can just rock up from the steam train station and eat !The bar down stairs is some what cramped though the staff were very pleasant and helpful.

War., welcoming atmosphere. Lovely food. Beautiful location. Added bonus of being close to the railway station which is shared with the Spa Valley line.

Lovely little pub, nice atmosphere and staff. Limited menu and slightly expensive. My friend said their burger was slightly dry, but I really enjoyed the partridge!

Somwhere you can happily take the family for a meal. The bar isn't large, but on a nice day there's plenty of outdoor seating, front and back. The roads are quiet, as the main A26 was realigned some years ago. Dogs seem most welcome, with well behaved owners (naturally).Very friendly staff and nice food (mains £12- £22) I had haddock, my friend ate steak, both served just right, which we enjoyed in the large rear garden, next to a small river. If you're lucky, you might even spot Kingfishers here. The calm is punctuated by the occasional whistle from the Spa Valley Railway's loco, coming from adjacent Eridge Station, just over the river.Also on the main railway, the train from London is a good option, as is the regular Tun Wells - Brighton bus service. Useful if you're sampling the beers too!With space for a couple of dozen cars at (and next to) the pub, unless there's a really large party, parking oughtn't to be an issue.I'll just have to remember to take some photos next time we visit.

Great food! Best roast! Drove 1h20 min to get there and all worth it! Greta and friendly staff too!