North Sussex

Campaign for Real Ale

Campaign for Real Ale

Black Swan

Old Brighton Road
Pease Pottage
RH11 9AJ
Emailku.oc.esuohdoow-llah@yelwarc.nawskcalb Telephone(01293) 612261
Real AleFamily FriendlyGardenLunchtime MealsEvening MealsDisabled AccessParkingSmokingRestaurantNewspapers
Opening times: Mon–Sat 11:30-23:00; Sun 12:00-22:30
Regular beers: Hall and Woodhouse [Badger] Badger Best Bitter, Hall and Woodhouse [Badger] Fursty Ferret, Hall and Woodhouse [Badger] Tanglefoot

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An historic Sussex pub-restaurant, the Black Swan is located at the edge of St Leonards Forest (where according to legend a dragon lives). Convenient for Crawley and Horsham, The Black Swan boasts a large car park, garden and function room and is perfect for lunch, dinner and drinks. Formerly part of the King & Barnes estate, The Black Swan was refurbished as a food oriented pub and re-named The James King. On passing to Hall & Woodhouse the former name of The Black Swan was restored. In earlier times The Black Swan was a popular stopping off point for day trippers being approximately halfway beteween London and Brighton. Apparently travellers were confronted by flower sellers when their coaches stopped. To this day there is a flower shop next to the pub.