Pomegranate - Menu

If you like good Frito Misto this is the place.Ideally placed opposite my favourite bar Whistle Trago in George Street this tapas restaurant is a great change from fish and chips.The Frito

What a lovely addition to Hastings old town.. the tapas was delicious with something there for everyone..well rounded drinks menu and a great atmosphere...it gets very busy so get there early.

Havent eaten at Pomegranate for a while so was surprised to hear it had changed its name. And its look. Very different. Now a Tapas bar whose details can be found a [hidden link]. Would highly recommend

Renamed to Seed and serving tapas and pinchos, this is a good choice for lunch. Love the way everything is offered in two sizes, great way to try new dishes at reasonable cost. Friendly service and relaxed atmosphere.

Fish. Enjoyable meal. Thirst quenching beer followed by nice wine.As we more more in need of a meal for nourishment than for tastes maybe I underplayed the Hastings Bouillabaise. I suppose I was wanting the James Bond dimensions on Fennel, Cayenne Pepper and Saffron, but that would have been Marsielles not Hastings Bouillabaise.Really enjoyed the people watching.Lovely staff who actually tempted us in.Go again

I love the website for this restaurant and booked for a 'post beach ' supper. We had such a lovely meal and experience that I wanted to write a review. I had lots of tempura prawns to start and then delicious duck with the best skinny chips I 've had since I went to France as a child. The service was friendly and we loved sitting outside watching the people pass by. It was just like being on a relaxing holiday. We will be back for sure.

We went here for my little sisters birthday. The guys here were really friendly and we got excellent service. Wine selection was good. Food was good and the seafood fresh- the restaurant aspires to great things and it's nearly there. Fine tweaking the dish prices and fine tuning the portion sizes as well as the flavour combinations, and this little number will be a shining star in an otherwise fairly unremarkable British seaside town high street. Watch this space...

A beautiful summer evening led us to Hastings and a walk along the seafront. We then decided to stay for dinner and were lucky enough to find this lovely little restaurant in Hastings Old Town (George Street). We loved everything the waiting staff were excellent, friendly and efficient; the background music was of our era and not too loud and added to the relaxed atmosphere; our wines were good and both our starters and mains were first class my bouillabaisse, in particular, was superb. We will definitely eat here again.

Tempted in by a friendly smile, we arrived quite early and were a bit worried that it was not fuller, however the evening saw a constant ebb and flow of diners.Hastings Bouillabaisse tempted me, for while regional I tend to think of Bouilabaise as one course fish meal that has particular flavourings. It was perfectly pleasant, but would not have been identifiable to James Bond by having distinctive proportions of fennel, saffron and Cayenne Peppers as in his Marseilles Restaurants.The rich varieties of other eaters though did not disappoint. Did the sharing two blind dates meets again?Nice wine and a beer for 2 £75.I'd go again and take friends.