The pantry is certainly one indispensable, utilitarian space in some 20th century homes and now staging a welcome return, but if its namesake is located in a strategic place like Junction Road in Eastbourne, it's certain to heighten people's enthusiasm on British comfort food. Even the setting is calm and serene with light wooden furniture and plenty of natural light streaming in thorough the glass frontage.

Pop in and try some tasty breakfast treats like croissants, Danish pastries or a full English, and an extensive selection of sandwiches stuffed with tuna mayo with cucumber; cheddar and onion chutney, or smoked turkey, coleslaw, Swiss cheese, served all day. Begin a lunchtime meal with homemade soup and bread, followed by perhaps a three egg omelette, served with salad garnish and cheddar cheese, mushrooms or ham, or just choose from the daily specials posted on the blackboard.

You can also indulge in the time honoured tradition of afternoon tea at The Pantry with a pot of tea, a round of sandwiches and a slice of cake.