The Jubilee Oak

“Great staff and Service ,great food and just a cool atmosphere”

paul brown★★★

Not my favourite of the three spoons visited in Sussex. I did try an ale before I bought and it tasted ok. However, when drinking a pint of it, the taste wasn't as good and it remained cloudy. Fair play to the bar staff that swapped it for a Sea Fury.

Fritz Botes★★★★★

1st time in Europe. Had a stop over at Gatwick Airport so jumped on a bus to town.. Only place I found that was open and must say happy we found it... Thanks for being part of memories.. Love the pub and the food.

Nicole Underdown★★★★★

We went in two days in a row, whilst visiting after a glum airport visit. The staff were helpful, happy, chatty. Enough to be there, but not too much to be in your face. Special mention to our new scouse mate, as he was BRILLIANT! Made our day so much easier, had a chuckle, listened and asked how we were the next day. We shall be sure to keep hold of the precious coin for if we finally ever get to go to Portugal 😉 you put us at ease, were lind, polite and helpful. Thank you. Its a spoons, you get what you pay for. We all know that. But it was well presented, nice and hot. And was what we

Jodi Maynard★★★

Where do i start. I’ve had mixed experiences with the Jubilee Oak. However, on a Wednesday at 10:30pm, the atmosphere can only be compared to a poorly lit morgue. Severely disappointed. There was a 46 year old male staring at any female below 25. He was also watching the fruities like a hawk. Very off putting. Made me feel very uncomfortable and i struggled to finish my refreshment. Other than the above, i felt very secure that my drink would not fall over due to the sticky tables. The sticky floors was also useful after I’d had a few, and could barely stand. However, I did bet someone £50 t