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About Lee & Pete
In their few short years in Rye, Pete and Lee have made Fletchers House a favourite for locals. With it's excellent food and warm, welcoming atmosphere some regulars eat at Fletchers House every day which speaks for itself! Locals and tourists appreciate not only the excellent food but the personal service that they offer their customers.
Lee cooks delicious, well presented food at a value for money price. He has been in the catering industry as both a chef and a manager for 20 years where he built up his experience of running a restaurant and learning the trade. Pete manages the front of house and ensures a warm welcome for both locals and visitors as well as tempting everyone to indulge in the speciality deserts of the day. See Our
Food for menus.
The Ancient Vicarage Of Rye - Fletchers House
The wonderful historic building which is both home and restaurant has been carefully restored and combines a traditional setting with a contemporary menu. An Historical XV century Tudor House, Fletchers House, was the birth place of John Fletcher, dramatist & collaborater with Beautmount. Born here in 1579 the son of - John Fletcher, Curate of Rye - later Bishop pf Bristol & Worcester & later Bishop of London - attended Mary Queen of Scots at her execution. The House was partly re-fronted in 1701 though the Ancient Vicarage is still in a good State of Preservation with Beautifull half timbered Oak Rooms"
Sit by the fire on a cold day eating Lee's home cooked food and you won't want to leave which could be the reason for their resident ghost! The picture of John Fletcher in their restaurant is a copy of the original in the National Portrait Gallery which was donated to Pete & Lee after they raised funds via community projects to keep the picture in the Gallery. See History for more information on Fletchers House Tea Rooms.
In their few short years in Rye, Pete and Lee have made Fletchers House a favourite for locals. With it's excellent food and warm, welcoming atmosphere some regulars eat at Fletchers House every day which speaks for itself! Locals and tourists appreciate not only the excellent food but the personal service that they offer their customers.
Lee cooks delicious, well presented food at a value for money price. He has been in the catering industry as both a chef and a manager for 20 years where he built up his experience of running a restaurant and learning the trade. Pete manages the front of house and ensures a warm welcome for both locals and visitors as well as tempting everyone to indulge in the speciality deserts of the day. See Our
Food for menus.
The Ancient Vicarage Of Rye - Fletchers House
The wonderful historic building which is both home and restaurant has been carefully restored and combines a traditional setting with a contemporary menu. An Historical XV century Tudor House, Fletchers House, was the birth place of John Fletcher, dramatist & collaborater with Beautmount. Born here in 1579 the son of - John Fletcher, Curate of Rye - later Bishop pf Bristol & Worcester & later Bishop of London - attended Mary Queen of Scots at her execution. The House was partly re-fronted in 1701 though the Ancient Vicarage is still in a good State of Preservation with Beautifull half timbered Oak Rooms"
Sit by the fire on a cold day eating Lee's home cooked food and you won't want to leave which could be the reason for their resident ghost! The picture of John Fletcher in their restaurant is a copy of the original in the National Portrait Gallery which was donated to Pete & Lee after they raised funds via community projects to keep the picture in the Gallery. See History for more information on Fletchers House Tea Rooms.
With the support of the
local community, funds were
raised to keep the John
Fletcher portrait at the
National Portrait Gallery.
Tel 01797 222227
Our beautiful XV century
Tudor House, once home
to playwright John Fletcher
has a restaurant, garden
and oak beamed function
room.
Lee Ransom (front) & Pete
Anderson, owners of
Fletchers House in Rye
Terraced Garden
The terraced garden at the back of the restaurant is an ideal place to rest away from the bustle of Rye town and enjoy a delicious cream tea whilst you hear the sound of the Quarter Boys at St Mary's Church, just a short stroll away.
The terraced garden at the back of the restaurant is an ideal place to rest away from the bustle of Rye town and enjoy a delicious cream tea whilst you hear the sound of the Quarter Boys at St Mary's Church, just a short stroll away.
Fletchers House, 2 Lion Street, Rye,TN31 7LB Tel: 01797 222227. Email info@fletchershouse.co.uk