When you’re in Rome, do what the Romans do. This old saying remains relevant until today — especially when you’re about to head on to pubs and restaurants in Rye. You can say that you’ve had a truly enjoyable British pub or restaurant experience if you’ve followed basic etiquette.

British pubs and restos come in all sizes and styles (Fun fact: Their emergence was inspired by the Romans’ "tabernae" or retail shops found in front of houses that sold various commodities, including food and wine). But how do you ensure you’ll have a great time in one? Here are six tips.

Plan ahead. To have a blast in a British pub or resto, make sure you first choose an establishment that’s well-recommended by locals and tourists alike. If you’re looking for Rye Restaurants, do your research first: Apart from what customers say, consider its location and menu offering. Then, plan your itinerary accordingly. You can best enjoy eating or drinking the night away if you don’t have an activity to do early in the morning the following day.

Enjoy classic British meals. Fish and chips, roast dinner, sausages and mash, Shepherd’s pie. These are some popular dishes that scream English. If you won’t try any of these in a British dining hub, then you’re better off going to a restaurant that specialises in another cuisine.

Choose a dish that spotlights a local ingredient or specialty. Rye boasts a bustling food scene. And among the staple in local establishments are dishes that feature locally produced ingredients, such as fish from the Rye Bay and lamb. You can go for classic lamb cutlets, fish-of-the-day meals, or more daring meals such as devilled lamb kidneys.

Order a beer by its type or specific brand name. When you order beer in a British pub, don’t just say "beer." Because in the UK, it’s a rather vague term that can refer to wheat beers, ales, and stouts among others. If you can’t think of a specific brand name, you can order by mentioning a beer type.

Bring along people you enjoy being with. Pubs and restaurants offer a different experience when you don’t come alone. Whether it’s your partner or your group of friends or colleagues, don’t waste sharing such an opportune time to taste British cuisine with people you enjoy being with the most.

Feel free to drop in some tip if you see a tip jar. Typically, tipping is not expected in British pubs. But if you see a tip jar and you’ve truly enjoyed their food, drinks, and service, it wouldn’t hurt to stick a pound in.

Have An Enjoyable Experience At One Of The Best Rye Restaurants

The Ferry Inn is one of the most stunning Kentish pubs and restaurants. And it earned its reputation for all the right reasons — from its menu that showcases fresh, local produce and an extensive wine and beer collection to its fascinating history (it was first built in the ‘60s) and excellent interior design that combines classic elements with modern features.

Looking for one of the best pubs and restaurants in Rye? Enquire now via 01233 758246 or [email protected]. Find more details about them here: https://www.oxneyferry.com.