Bolney Wine Estate cafe in Mid Sussex

My coffee experience failed at the first hurdle. £4.95 for a flat white. A coffee that could be "enjoyed" over looking a dusty car park, or from a hard looking interior with no atmosphere whatsoever. This is just nonsense. From two previous experiences I had looked forward to sitting on the balcony overlooking the vineyard. What a let down. I believe it is a legal requirement for traders to display prices. Then is none on show for consumers to make an informed decision.

My friend and I enjoyed a charcuterie board for lunch . As it was such a hot day , we ate indoors . We decided to have a coffee afterwards , outside , at a table under a very large sun umbrella . Half way through our coffee , there was a very gentle breeze , and the umbrella came crashing down , as did our neighbouring table's one ! One staff member came out and basically said , that shouldn't have happened ! Not good enough . At the next table there was a child about two , who was screaming ! The umbrella was large enough to severely hurt someone .

The cafe at Bolney Vineyard has been a regular stopping place for us whenever heading north from Hove. The view from the upstairs balcony was most enjoyable. Now the cafe has been moved downstairs and the view is of a carpark. AND the price of coffee is extortionate, just under £10 for two coffees. No, we won't be coming again.

Always suspect a venue that answers every review. It may well deter honest entries, but here goes. This one is for the upstairs bit of the Bolney winery, the restaurant. Starting with the good bits, all three small plates were fine. Had we stuck with that, maybe the meal would have worked. Also good was the bottle of sparkling rose, the vintage cuvee, although why any restaurant, let alone a winery restaurant, wouldn't automatically have a wine list on the table, is puzzling. We had to ask. On the not so good, main courses, plaice and pork belly, were overcooked. The local pub does better. On wine, the vineyard's own Pinot Noir just confirms that this grape is not yet a great source of red wine in the UK. Other growers produce more drinkable alternatives with different grape varieties. The two red wine drinkers opted in instead for the French red wine. A much better choice. The bacchus also confirmed that Bolney's pursuit of quantity has not been a success, even if it brings down prices. The final issue is with service, with three or four people wandering around with little apparent coordination. Friendly enough, but with delays in getting attention, that missing wine list, which kept disappearing, and no attempt to sell coffee, and delays in getting drinks requiring a reminder of two glasses ordered. The French red may have been on the list, but, after some staff conversation, it had to be fetched from downstairs. It just about made it to the table to join the food. This is not the "fine dining" on offer in some other vineyard restaurants we have visited. More like so so pub grub with a view of vines that produce mostly so so wines.

We went recently for afternoon tea. Not great value £40 a head which is a similar price to the Grand Brighton but nowhere near as good. Very ordinary sandwiches, nice scones, cakes were not refined piece of sponge, brownies, no delicate individual patisserie. So disappointing on the whole A small glass of sparkling rose was served early on but frankly we would rather have had a decent cup of tea. Which we did get eventually. Any preference for coffee was extra. Not great value for money, sorry.

Lovey lunch with family, food was fantastic and really tasty. Our waitress Sarah was so friendly and helpful, a credit to the restaurant. Nothing was too much trouble and she really looked after us. Would highly recommend.

I found the service poor and the food pricey. I arrived yesterday 23 October with three cycling friends; I had a coffee and cinnamon whirl - £8.44. When the waitress tended our table I asked what the odd 44p was all about as it was an odd amount and she told me it was for the discretionary service charge and she went on to tell me that there was a sign up that this was charged. All four of us failed to see any sign and would have declined such a charge given the choice as the prices are so expensive anyway it would be ridiculous to add on a service charge. The normal method I have seen is when paying an option is given to add a service charge but this did not happen. I have no idea how much the service charge is but we were not offered a refund even after one of us protested that this was very unfair. We did not press the issue but I did note that when we left and I gave my customary goodbye this fell on deaf ears. I should also add that my cinnamon whirl was heated and yet I prefer tham cold but was not given an option so this too was very bad

Came here to see the new refurbished cafe for lunch. So disappointing with pedestrian food and overcharging - £5 for a scone! Ridiculous! Tables not being cleaned and dishes left so we had to move them. Highly disappointing.

I love this restaurant. My son held his sons blessing here and the food and staff are always excellent. I have visited many times for brunch and lunch so I choose it to hole a birthday lunch. We booked ahead and requested a nice table. It was the hottest day of the year and was actually disappointed with our table. The main thing that spoilt the lunch was the intense heat. One member of the party has MS and extreme heat is not good for her. No one can help the weather but there was obviously air con in the restaurant but it was not switched on. The air con was on in the cafe below? I do understand that the windows were open but maybe close all but one. The heat spoilt the lunch. Also I have been on 2 occasions lately and I experienced the same thing. The bill was £200 - the food excellent but PLEASE PUT THE AIR CON ON!

First visit to the new cafe and we were very impressed.. good cappuccino and excellent pastries along with a very mellow ambience made it a great experience.. a bacon roll would have been nice, though!

We visited a couple of months ago for a very enjoyable wine & cheese tasting & tour. We noticed the beautiful cafe terrace overlooking the vines and came back today for a tasty brunch. Despite the poor weather and having to sit indoors we weren’t at all disappointed. We were greeted by a very friendly member of staff the moment we approached the entrance, the service was great and friendly throughout, right through until you leave via the shop (picking up some tasty treats!). Expensive brunch but worth it.

Fantastic location for lunch however I think 2 courses or 3 courses are a better option than the current menu options . For example Chicken Caesar salad is a main dish not a starter , what happens your eating that as a starter and your partner wants a burger so your eating separately as his is classed as a main? . I would change this menu's set up if it was my restaurant. The customer care was excellent and the setting perfect.

Really love this place, it has a magical setting with consistently helpful service from its super team. But disappointed by the very limited menu of sharing platters this time. I’d rung ahead to check if we should book & was told then the menu was smaller but still had a number of choices. Not the case. Happy to be flexible - Bolney is going through change right now - but maybe offer a couple more options which are more filling and better value?

My second visit to this outstanding cafe. The veggie full English was fantastic, a beautifully cooked, generously proportioned plate of hot food. A special shout-out for the serving team that balances friendliness with efficiency. As before, we also enjoyed views of the vineyard and several cups of tasty coffee. Only gripe was the unexplained noise during part of our visit, it was very loud (building works apparently). Maybe put a simple printed explanation on each table to explain and gently apologise for any disruptions?

We popped in for lunch, bright , clean and very friendly atmosphere, they also have a lift which my friend used, the menu was small for lunch but with good foot, we tried several wines from the flight menu, which is a great idea , The food was just amazing and beautifully presented, it’s a must.

Where to start with this classy cafe. Its setting within the vineyard is perfect - well-signposted with plenty of parking. Before we even got there the team was super helpful, with Kate answering access queries quickly and reserving us a lovely table for peace of mind. And on arrival this fantastic service continued, honestly I can’t recommend everyone in the team highly enough. They struck a balance of being professional, helpful and also friendly. The breakfast menu and coffee were equally good - we were spoilt for choice and I suspect any option would be delicious. Our freshly cooked food arrived hot and beyond-tasty. Highly recommend.

Visited for lunch and had a table overlooking the vines. A great option was the ability to have some of the Bolney wines with your meal as they have a wine flight (3 small glasses) which can be a combination of any of the wines available, including sparkling. Food was very good and there was a good choice including specials. Service was warm and friendly and nothing was too much trouble. Overall a great lunch and certainly worth a visit.

Can’t believe I’ve lived in Sussex for over a decade and never visited this absolute gem! Enjoyed a wonderful brunch with friends - delicious food especially the smoked salmon and scrambled egg on sour dough. Wouldn’t be complete without a glass of Bolney Mimosa: Bolney Classic Cuvée topped up with fresh orange juice! Staff were brilliant and received an engaging and warm welcome before being shown to our table where the service was brilliant. Setting was wonderful with fab views across the vineyard - can’t wait to return in the summer months where I’m sure dining al fresco on the balcony will be a great experience. Will definitely return and excited to bring the family back for Sunday lunch.

Excellent service, delicious food and wine and a lovely setting. 4 stars for the restaurant (don’t want you to become complacent ;-) and an extra star for Andrew who looked after us so well!

Booked for a dual family birthday celebration. We were not disappointed. Met and welcomed with a glass of complimentary fizz followed by a lovely breakfast and a bottle of the Bolney Blanc de Blanc. Lovely atmosphere, charming staff and very well cooked and presented food. A perfect champagne breakfast. Thank you.

Had a family lunch here which was excellent value given the high standard of venue, food and service. The food was excellent - pork belly cooked well with seared cabbage and very good jus was a highlight. Good fish and chips with lovely tartare sauce. Also a very decent burger (but you had to like onion!). The atmosphere was just right, mixing an informality with sophistication in a way that felt much more like a French country restaurant than anything British. Service was friendly, but not expert (specials board not pointed out, several duplicate questions and no offer of coffee). However this did not detract from an overall very good experience.

What a beautiful setting. Lovely decor with great views over the vineyard. The tables are well spaced out. We had brunch which was fab and the menu for lunch also looked good. Wonderful service and friendly people.

Sunday lunch on a warm September day. Lovely big windows completely open onto a super view of the vineyard. Tables well set out. Lots of very friendly, efficient and helpful staff. Roast beef nicely presented with good Yorkshire pudding but the beef was very rare...

I wasn’t sure initially how to rate our visit. Our initial impression of the cafe was poor. We wanted a table on the balcony but there was only one left when we arrived. We were told it wasn’t available because one of the chairs was...

Lovely setting; airy dining room with a great view over the vineyard. Staff are friendly and efficient. We went for one full English Vegetarian Breakfast and one Eggs Florentine, both excellent. The eggs were perfectly poached. Good choice for veggies or carnivores. I would definitely...

We had breakfast on the balcony on a Sunday morning. The setting was perfect - wonderful sunny day overlooking the vines. We had a warm welcome from the staff and kitchen team. We both had a full English breakfast and can’t fault it - great...

We have been to Bolney vineyard on several occasions. Love the wine, lunches and have recommended the wine tour to friends too.

Friendly staff with great food. Enjoyed the Bolney wine estate cafe & afternoon lunch with a bottle of Bolney Bubbly & a red with main course!

Hubby and I decided to pop in for lunch today and are very glad we did! Firstly the staff are brilliant! So friendly, attentive without hovering and very efficient. I had the baked camenbert with fresh crusty bread and pancetta chutney, all of which were...

3 of us descended onto the Bolney Wine Estate's 18 Acre Café for lunch last Saturday. (20th Nov) What a great choice! The view across the vineyard is a most pleasant setting. The food was well cooked and flavour-full, the service friendly and professional. The...

Excellent breakfast & service Had a lovely breakfast visit with my husband & stepdaughter for her birthday. Great service from Vanessa, excellent food & an extra chocolate & fudge for the birthday girl. Food was tasty & hot & a lovely location.

Over and above service, the food was so delicious we almost licked our plates clean. We had the vegan Sunday roast which packed so much flavour and the crumble which would also highly recommend. The chef even came out and wished my friend a happy...

Freshly cooked breakfasts, which were excellent, service really good and a splendid view over the vineyards. Plenty of parking and an EV charging point - breakfast and charge the car perfect Lovely location close to Bolney Village

Excellent experience all round. The cafe is beautifully designed overlooking the vineyard, even on a day where the weather does not allow you to sit outside for long you can still enjoy the view from the full length windows. The food was fab - we...

We ordered three breakfasts…2 veg and 1 fully leaded with black pudding! All were washed down with an excellent bottle of cuvée rosé. Lovely ambience, nice breakfasts and great friendly service. Will be back again soon.

We were shown to our seats (six people) overlooking the vineyard. That was a very pleasing experience. Sorry to say that’s where our enjoyment went down hill from there on. One guests had a sharp edge to the plastic on her chair cutting into her...

What a fabulous experience. The food was delicious, the wine was excellent (as always), the view was lovely, but what made it special was the fantastic service and interaction from the staff in the cafe. Amanda and Vanessa are a real asset to the Bolney...

Beautiful lunch for 6 shame about the weather, views are amazing and food was funky and different. Just be warned there’s no cover in case the weather changes. Heaters / covers are needed to be honest.

Such a great experience today. Thank you so much to Charlotte for a fun and informative tasting class. Really enjoyed the gin and Negroni. I loved the Vermouth made on site. The Mezze platter we had was so tasty and really pleased to get to...

My wife and I started our wedding anniversary day with breakfast at Bolney Wine Estate's 18 Acre Café. What a good choice! The view across the vineyard reminded us of the house we built on land surrounded by the vines of the Cahors AOC in...

My friend & I dined here for an early evening supper thinking we would make the most of the current sunshine. We were looking for somewhere local that was safe with all the current restrictions. The eighteen acre cafe also offers great views across the...

The website showed a series of attractive views from what are obviously selective vantage points. Well done to the photographer. The reality was aN adjunct to ana industrial building in what has to be described as close to a construction ite on the day. There...

It was my first visit to the cafe for lunch with a friend. Not a huge menu but a good choice nonetheless. You could go for Big Food or just a sandwich if you prefer. I saw some sandwiches going to another table and they...

I was enjoying a very nice lunch with a friend when a large dog stuck its nose in our sharing platter. Not sure why that is seen to be acceptable by either the dog owner or restaurant.

We attended one of the festive wine bar evenings with friends. The atmosphere, food and wine, as usual were great. The service was not to their usual standard, the person serving was rushed off her feet. Once we had finished our main course we weren't...

These was a very good venue for a group of friends to meet up . Great Food , excellent service . good variety on the menu , reasonable size portions -

Booked in for the Thursday evening festive special only available in December. Very good value for money, excellent choice and food obviously prepared with care and thought. Service was especially good. Hope they open in the evenings more often, but will most certainly return here...

What an excellent way to spend a Friday afternoon with family. Alan our tour guide was informative and personable. Lots of interesting facts on the wine history. The tasting was excellent and well paired with local cheeses. The Christmas tree made from bottles was very...

The first floor restaurant has a lovely view over the vines and huge space, feeling somewhat empty, but able to accommodate large groups. The friendly staff invited us to choose a table and the service was prompt. The bowls of truffled macaroni cheese looked initially...

I just love having lunch with friends here. Tables are spaced far enough apart you aren't having to listen to everyone else's conversations. No one rushes you to leave. Food is different and very tasty. The down side is being a vineyard it would be...

We went for lunch. There was a limited range on the menu which seemed to be largely for warmer months. The service was friendly but it seemed poorly managed and trained.

Falling upon Bolney Wine estate, up a narrow country lane, we were pleasantly surprised of this lovely vineyard. Plenty of parking, good wheelchair access. This was an unorganised trip so we did not have a booking for the vineyard tours and wine tasting which have good reviews, however we thought we would have a spot of lunch, as the Sun was shining and the outside balcony looked very inviting sitting one story up overlooking the vineyard. The staff are very friendly and welcoming we sat on the balcony with a menu, the selection available is good, they offer breakfast as well as lunch and Afternoon tea’s! my husband had the Bolney Burger and I had the ploughman’s along with a couple of glasses of Bolney Bubbles! The food was well executed looked good on the eye and tasted delicious, good value for money! The place is popular as it started to get busy, this is always a good sign! My husband and I will be returning to experience the vineyard tour and tasting.A great place to visit if you want to relax take in the views eat and drink, or get active and do the wine tour!

Tried for lunch following a recommendation.

We had coffee on a huge balcony overlooking the vineyard. The tables were a generous size and the service was very helpful and efficient. We didn’t eat but the pricing looked similar to most Sussex pubs but this is a much more interesting place to come. We will be back!

Stopped for coffee and cakes on a drive through west Sussex at the behest of our friends who live quite close to the winery.

Relaxing surroundings overlooking the vineyard.

We visited the restaurant recently with some friends as part of a trip which also included the nearby Sussex Prairie Garden. Some of the diners were on vineyard tours but it's a nice location in its own right. We had the dog and having pre-booked we were given an indoor seat. I confess it was a surprise as I'd thought it was only dog friendly on the terrace. But good we now have the choice. It wasn't too busy on the day we visited though we've previously come by on spec and not been able to get in. So I'd definitely recommend booking. The staff were friendly and we had a good welcome. The food was excellent. Three of us had the "ploughman's" which was a lovely selection of terrine, cold meats, cheeses, salad, etc. All very nicely thought through and fairly substantial. The fishcakes with poached egg was also well received. Being a sunny summer day, we had a bottle of Bolney's own sparking rose which went down well. A very nice lunch. It was a first time for our friends and they are already planning a return trip.

We came here for lunch and we were blown away, fantastic service, views, food and Of course Wine. I am not an easy individual to please and on this occasion I am totally satisfied. Excellent value for money and suffice to say my new favourite.

I ordered asparagus poached egg hollandaise - literally 4 tiny chargrilled asparagus tips and the tiniest poached egg - I was shocked at such a small portion and the fact there was only one egg and no other substance to the meal such as bread or toast. Not a satisfying lunch I’m afraid but my husband had the Ploughman’s which he enjoyed.

Not too far off the main A27 and A272 at Bolney - the wine estate has a good restaurant which looks over the vineyards. The lunch menu is straightforward soup, ploughman's burger etc but all cooked and presented to a high standard. Last time there I had a breakfast bacon sandwich on sour dough - lovely bacon. You can, off course, buy the lovely wines of the estate and I recommend any of the whites and especially recommend the Rosé Sparkling wine.

Last time I visited this was a lovely quaint little cafe selling tea coffee and snacks. It’s now a large cafe/restaurant with a lovely balcony overlooking the vineyard. Service was a little slow as it wasn’t busy but staff were nice. The soup was nice but missed a crusty roll or a doorstop, the small bits of brown bread were disappointing. The cheese board consisted of four small bits of only two types of cheese accompanied by chutney and the same disappointing 3 bits of thin brown bread, no crackers or anything. Definitely not worth the price (or the wait). Crackers and cheese are not expensive items, seems odd to let guests down by being a bit stingy?

Nice looking restaurant with views out over the vines. Food was ok in terms of quality, but have a few suggestions to improve the experience.

Went for brunch as a birthday treat, loved it so much I went back a week later with my sister, cauliflower rice kedgeree to die for, well worth a visit.

We popped in to have breakfast and a look at the wines.. great little place and we will be back for the full wine tour..

Arranged to meet friends for coffee but the breakfast menu looked interesting so we decided to treat ourselves. Food was excellent, no complaints whatsoever. Very friendly and efficient service, plus the coffee arrived exactly as I requested (1/2 shot skinny latte), and hot. Adding this to our list of places to meet up.

My husband and I were made welcome and we had a good reasonably priced lunch. The staff were very good and we would happily go back to there again

Recently discovered as a central point on the A272 between my mother and myself. Arrived not realising we should have booked and the staff moved things around to find us a table. Food was fantastic, the best ceasar salad I have ever eaten. Despite the place being busy at no time did we feel rushed and ended up just chatting for some time. Staff couldn't have been more friendly. Looking forward to another excuse to visit. Thank you everyone

I visited this fine establishment halfway through a 90km bike ride with some friends and we thought it would prove an excellent place to stop and refuel. Upon entry we were greeted by wonderfully friendly staff and I opted for a ploughmans which was set around an enormous pork pie. This was probably one of the best pork pie's I have had the chance to eat, and combined with a cup of tea was more than enough for me (unfortunately I didn't have the chance to sample some of the wine :(.

We had been on a tour of the Vineyard and had a wine tasting and meet some friends for lunch following the tour.

Visited here on a trip from 'up north' on the recommendation of a friend who lives locally.

A lovely venue, a relaxing atmosphere and really pleasant staff. Just a shame the food doesn’t quite live up to its billing. It seems that there aren’t enough kitchen staff to meet demand. Everything comes out in a random fashion so if the party size is more than one or two, you may well have finished your food, (which isn’t particularly memorable), before the last order arrives at the table. But, it’s a lovely place!

My wife and I first visit,booked table requiring light lunch and glass of wine. Perfect. Efficient and friendly service,eclectic menu,our meals well prepared and presented.

We enjoyed a coffee and cake in the cafe enjoying the lovely, calm views over the vineyard. Staff were friendly and attentive, and tables were well laid out in the spacious room

We went as a group for breakfast, and as a group, i can only say how disappointing the breakfast was. I don't know if they pre cook it and then warm it up, or its stands around until its just cold, and then bring it out. We are all confused about the toast, because there was no signs of the bread being toasted, but the bread was dry, as if had been standing around for sometime. Its a shame, but we would go back and try the evening meal, but as for a breakfast, sticking to the cakes.

The place is certainly stunning - café with lovely outdoor views of the vineyard.

Really want to give more stars but something about the cafe has changed. Only a few months ago we loved this place, now it seems less inviting and the menu is not to our liking, particularly at breakfast.Please bring back a few breakfast favourites and get rid of the succotash! We would have liked our bread toasted with the scrambled eggs too, we didn't think to ask as it is how eggs are usually served. The cafe looks a bit tired but nothing a good clean and de cobweb couldn't sort out. The staff are always very good, polite and friendly and the location is beautiful.

Small glass of red wine £5 very acidic - Pint of larger £4.95 - Bottle of Prossecco £29???: They have a great opportunity to promote their wines; seriously? how they believe the can charge such high prices like The Pass or Jeremy’s have me scratching my head. The seating area is in a new industrial building and just not inviting. Food of average pub quality however a lot more expensive.

This place had been recommended by a friend, so called in whilst passing, just for a coffee, ended up staying for a light lunch.

Great staff Great simple fresh menu Really great location and very family friendly.. Well worth the little drive out ..

Had great lemon polenta cake and quality pot of tea. The café is light and spacious with great views over the vines. Great atmosphere. Would love to come back for a meal, the menu and smells looked amazing. All local food.

I invited a group of 9 people to attend brunch at Bolney Wine Estate on New Year's day. The service was excellent and the food came out very promptly. There was a brilliant quiz left on the tables which was entertaining for our youngest member of 8 years old, as well as challenging for some of the adults!

We use the Bolney cafe regularly and have some great breakfast with Coffee or Tea. This week a group breakfast of friends took advantage of the good service and accommodation. However some feedback for the owners that if you take a booking for more than 10 persons then you may need more staff. None on my team made any comments while we were there but the wait from the first to be served to the last was not really acceptable. Several persons eggs were well over cooked and the beans not hot. At least two of the group had to ask more than once for their hot drinks. Before we went up we asked that they be organised with the bills being made available separately for each person or couple. When some of the group went to pay it seemed a issue with the Manager and some frustration was observed. I will still visit for our coffees And breakfast but feel in small groups this is still one of the best breakfast venue's.

Lovely settings for a great afternoon tea, pre-booked and mine was presented with replacements for the cheese items as I have a cheese intolerance. Accompanied with Prosecco, which was really good. We were tempted to purchase some bottles to take home. Hope to get the opportunity to go again

We attended the estate to look at the wines and vineyard but, looking at the restaurant and the great views over the vineyard, decided to stay for lunch. The staff couldn't have been more welcoming and friendly. Simon the manager, who I believe has only...

Since our last visit a large very tastefully decorated and furnished cafe has been built above the vinery with an outside balcony and lovely views. Good coffee lovely cakes well worth a visit.

A very nice dining room, large and airy and a superb , large , terrace that overhangs the vineyard which...

We live nearby and wanted to grab a quick lunch. Popped in one Reasonably warm Sept Friday and sat outside...

Went here with a view to doing the vineyard walk but unfortunately the vines had been sprayed so could not do it, fortunately decided to go to the cafe and were surprised how good the food was. Contrary to other reviews we thought the limited menu was great and as the food is prepared fresh it was even better. Will be back again.

Its nicely placed up on a balcony overlooking the vineyard. The menu is either deliberately retro (strange fonts, faded inkjet printer) or put together by someone with no concern for appearances (seems more likely). Huge numbers of staff working there.

Love to support local businesses especially ones producing such lovely wines. Food mediocre to poor and really was a very small portion. White wine was served warm and the sparkling red had run out.

Booked a tour and lunch for boyfriends birthday and turned into a disaster. The tour was great, we had a lovely guide called John Rawlings. However, we decided to eat here. The food is extortionate prices for what it is. Decided to have the shepherds pie which came in a soup cup completely filled with oil and water so had to be sent back. I then decided to have the duck breast salad which cost £11.00! Just a bag of rocket, some tomatoes and four pathetic bits of duck breast. It ruined his birthday surprise and they certainly need a new chef asap. Such a shame as it is a lovely setting but their cafe is letting them down enormously. Waitresses were very attentive and apologetic but the food needs to be as good as the wine! Just stick to tours and buying the wine!

We stopped for a late breakfast, bacon sandwich just served on a plate? Salad nicoise, price on menu £11. Salad consisted of salad leafs, 2 cherry tomatoes, a few olives, half an egg, and about 2 ounces of salmon, total cost at the most £2, it's a shame that the food does not,live up to the setting, staff were,great

We stopped for lunch after a wine tour and tasting. The tour was interesting, we learnt a lot about the vinyards history and vine cultivating, we tried 3-4 wines abd they were delightful too. We stopped for lunch and it was slightly disappointing, the bread was not fresh, the cheese was average, the cold meats selection was ok plus some ghurkins and olives and chutney. It was of a supermarket standard not quite a country treat... shame as lovely setting with a view over the vinyard... opt for a local pub lunch next time.

Had a lovely day out. Hadn't booked but were added to a tour which was very informative and interesting! Food in the restaurant was lovely and lots to choose from in the shop. Bought some lovely wine and gin!!

What a find!! Glorious setting. Fab food. Even if you don't drink it's still lovely. Sitting on the balcony overlooking the vineyard in the Spring sunshine.....bliss!!

A perfect location for a coffee, lunch or afternoon tea. Outside seating for the perfect Sussex setting on fine days. The addition of the Post Office some mornings is a perfect excuse to stop by and linger.

came along on the day of the Christmas fayre so it was rather busy, so after purchasing a case of varied wines inc the lovely Bolney Fizz we had planned on lunch but unfortunately the christmas fayre is situated around the cafe so there isnt any room to sit down, shame the fayre was situated somwhere else, oh well one day we will have lunch

We had prebooked this visit as a Birthday present for our daughter and it was well worth the journey from Cornwall.The guide was extremely knowledgeable and the wine tasting proved most educational.

Very good service, good coffee, delicious dishes, a lovely terrace, it's like I said really good and worth the trip.

Visited just after they opened this new cafe, we sat on the balcony overlooking the vinyard and enjoyed a sharing platter.