Coronavirus (Covid-19) Update
Coronavirus (Covid-19) Update
SADLY THE PUB IS NOW CLOSED
UNTIL WE ARE ADVISED WE CAN RE-OPEN
A take away service (Delivery and Collection) is available on Friday and Saturday from 5pm until 8pm
Opening hours will be from 4pm until normal closing time on these days and take away service may be extended to other days if there is a demand!
Call 01797 230281 to Order
Click Here for the Take Away Menu
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The Cock Inn
Peasmarsh
The Cock Inn
Peasmarsh
The Inn known as the "Cock" was built during the reign of Charles 11 (1660 -1685) in the year 1670. The origin of the ancient sign the "Cock" dates back to the reign of Richard 1 (1189 - 1199) & refers to the days of chivalry when his knights made their vows at a tournament banquet, before a peacock served up in all its magnificent plumage.
The Inn has seen many changes since it was built, but still retains its original charm and character
About Us
About Us
The Cock Inn, Peasmarsh, is a friendly village pub, that offers a great selection of food from pub grub to specials plus a traditional Sunday Carvery. Food is served All Day from 12:00.
We Now have a Mid Week Carvery Every Wednesday 5pm - 8pm
We have a Week Day Lunch Menu Monday - Friday 12pm - 3pm
We offer a Take Away Food Service.
We Do Breakfast at the weekends 9-11
We have a large Patio Garden and Children's Play Area.
Dogs are also welcome in the pub.
Large parties and Coaches welcome.
We have a Caravan Park at the rear of the Pub.
We have holiday lets available and we also take Tents and Small Motor homes.
Please use our Contact Form to make any enquiries
Get in touch!
Get in touch!
Address
Address
Main Street
Peasmarsh
TN31 6YD Rye, East Sussex
Hours
Hours
Summer Hours:
Sun-Thu: 11:00am - 11:00pm
Fri & Sat 11:00am - 12:00am
Social
Social
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