We stopped past here on our way back from visiting the Impressive Seven sisters. Tiger Inn is a beautiful 16th Century pub located on a village green. Interior is traditional (low ceilings etc) with modern updates. This is the Beachy Head brewery tap so expect to see their beers here. On our visit they had 4 Beachy Head and 2 Harvey beers on cask. Beer was in very good condition. They also have a few of their house beers in bottle. Food is contemporary, well executed pub grub. A pleasant place all-round and a must visit if you are in this area.

An idyllically situated pub at East Dean ´s village green; traditional furniture , bare walls and low ceilings inside, a nice patio at the green outside… 3-4 real ales are served, at least two of them from the local Beachy Head Brewery. A fine place and a must when You visit the beautiful Seven Sisters!

A truly idyllic spot, nestling in the beautiful South Downs, just a stone’s throw from the sea at Birling Gap, where you can paddle in rock pools beneath Europe’s finest chalk cliffs. Pub has been sympathetically restored and preserves its medieval ambiance. Lots of tables on the village green, like something from Thomas Hardy. Beachy Head beer, brewed nearby, is delicious. Only complaint: arrived as the cook was leaving, so no chance to try the menu.

This is the Brewery Tap of the Beachy Head brewery. It’s located a few hundred yards from the brewery in the village of East Dean (the brewery is just outside). It serves a range of Beachy Head beers - Original and Legless Rambler plus seasonals - as well as Harvey’s Sussex Best. It also has rooms and serves good food. It was refurbished and extended in 2009. I found that the staff were friendly, the food excellent and the beer in very good condition. It faces the village green and there are plenty of tables outside Definitely worth visiting if you are in this part of Sussex.