Hastings Year of the Normans
The Crown in Hastings is serving up a historical dining experience, inspired by the food and drink of 1066. This unique event celebrates the town's remarkable past through cuisine and storytelling.
The story of the Normans has its roots in medieval Europe, where the culinary traditions of the time were shaped by local ingredients and cooking methods.
What kind of dishes can visitors expect to find on the menu? The specials menu at The Crown will feature dishes inspired by ingredients and cooking methods of the time, including rabbit, potage, ale, herbs and warming spices, all drawing on medieval recipes and local produce.
How will the chefs approach the challenge of recreating historical flavours? The chefs at The Crown will delve into the history books to create dishes that offer a glimpse into the foods that may have been eaten by Norman and Saxon alike in the months surrounding the Battle of Hastings.
When and where can people experience this unique dining event? The Year of the Normans will take place at The Crown in Hastings, starting on Friday, 1 January 2027, and running until Friday, 31 December 2027, with tickets and details available with the button beside this article.
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