The Anonymous Widower

Lunch At Rye

I stopped off at Rye for lunch at the Mermaid Inn, which was a gentle walk up the hill from the railway station.

I had a simple but excellent lunch of grilled plaice, new potatoes and some freshly-cooked broccoli, washed down with half of real cider.

It really isn’t difficult to create a simple gluten-free meal, as the Mermaid showed. In some ways, it’s ironic to get a good gluten-free meal in a town with the name of Rye!

It was just what I needed on a bitterly cold day.

My only problem with Rye was that there weren’t any maps at the station and if it hadn’t been for the map I printed off the Mermaid’s website, it would have been difficult to find.

I shall go back in the sun and explore Rye. I’ll certainly find the Tourist Information and give them a piece of my mind on the lack of information.

January 21, 2015 - Posted by | Food, Transport/Travel | , , ,

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