Summer 2020 Renovations completed!

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After being here at the Globe for more than six years and as it had become a bit ‘tatty’, we have taken the opportunity during the forced closure to renovate our Inn, bringing you a fresh look and offering protected spaces and 'distancing', still ensuring all our guests enjoy and feel safe during their visit to us.

 Although we have always believed that the essence of a true public house is to be there, accessible to all, at any time, without the need to book.  However, in order to safely ‘manage space’ and to avoid unreasonable gathering, we are going to ask you to book with us in advance if you are intending to eat and, I am afraid to say, those who seek to enjoy just a drink will be welcome anytime, providing we can offer you a seat or a stool. Standing at the bar, popular with so many, cannot happen.

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 Please bare with us, it is not something we would choose to do, but the safety and well being of our guests and all those who work here, is paramount; may be in time we can revert to some of our principles, who knows?

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We will, of course, be guided by the Authorities, but rest assured we know that ultimately it will be our Guests that judge those who have best  provided for their well being and we hope we have gone a long way to reassure you, both in the way we look, how we endeavour to protect you and, the way we behave!

Our tables now are a little more enclosed and protected, and to help you choose and remember the table that best suits your needs, we have given them all  names, from the wonderful Fauna, Flora and Fish that abound around us, and these names can be found on our table arrangement plan available to all so that you can choose a table that best meets your needs and might become your favourite! 

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 If you are a little unsure about returning to a public house, and in particular the Globe, do pop in to see us at any time after the 1stJuly so that we can proudly show you around and you can choose the table that best meets your needs.

We are currently seeking the consent of Rother Council to build new improved toilets at the Globe and we await permission to do so, this does however mean in the short term that our only toilet facilities will be upstairs and therefore not accessible to those who have additional wheelchair needs.  This is very short term and given that we get permission soon, we will build the new toilets on the ground floor.  I do hope you will excuse us any difficulties this might cause.  We are or course, here to assist in any way that we can.

Please be assured that we have the utmost interest in the Health and Wellbeing of us all and we have invested a little money but more importantly, skill, care and commitment to make sure that the Globe remains relevant and attractive to the social needs we all share.  Long live the Globe!

Thank you