Bulls Head in Chichester

a lovely surprise. on visiting the area to deliver christmas presents , we booked to have lunch. The food was very good and the service was superb.The two young men( tom and Jake) who looked after us were very welcoming and has exceptional customer service.

Outstanding customer service from two young men: Jake and Tom. From the minute we set foot in the building, we had the warmest of welcomes, despite having to deal with all the Covid-related routines of today. Friendly without being over-familiar, but attentive to our order: so often do I order a soft drink without ice only to be given ice. Not at the Bull's Head - all our orders were carried out to the letter. Then came the food: definitely a match for the customer service. Starters of halloumi and mozarella sticks with salad garnish (nicely dressed) and a home-made tomato sauce; another starter of mushrooms in a blue cheese sauce also went down well - and very generous portions of both. The mains continued to please: one absolutely delightful mushroom and asparagus VEGAN pie, with mash, fresh, perfectly cooked broccoli, cauliflower and carrots; a steak and ale pie with chunky chips; a burger with french fries; a barbecued chicken with chunky chips - again extremely generous portions and all very tasty and perfectly cooked. I forced myself to have a desert of apple tart and ice cream; and someone else had sticky toffee pudding with custard. The ambience was professional and friendly and comfortably lively. Very Covid secure - as soon as we had ordered, our menus were removed from the table for cleaning; the whole place was spotless. The only 'complaint' I could have is that there was no vegetarian gravy to go with my pie .

Did a tour of favourite watering holes, Horse and Groom East Ashling full, Richmond Arms West Ashling closed, Bulls Head last resort because not too impressed last visit some time ago -BUT - even despite Covid-19 they could not have been friendlier and more accommodating. 2 Brie and Bacon Baguettes came with perfect French Fries and a tasty dressed side salad, not expensive and too much for us old codgers ( doggy bag reheated for brekkers). And we were not the only satisfied customers. Whatever you are doing, Bulls Head, you doing it right, and we wish you every success.

Another great meal at The Bull. The pub has lots of character. The food is always very good and large portions. The roast beef was pink (just how we wanted it) with lots of fresh vegetables. The mussels were really fresh and tasty and had french bread and butter with them instead of chips. Very friendly welcoming staff. Close to Fishbourne Palace.

This is the third visit we've had to the pub for food and again we were not disappointed. Our waiter was unbeleiveably friendly and talkative and was happy to strike conversation and recommend dishes. His customer service was flawless - I wish I'd gotten his name! I think it was Ben or Dan or something like that.I had the fish pie and I can honestly say it still stands as the best fish pie I've ever had - which is a big compliment as I'm very into my fish. It was fresh, cheesy, a generous portion of beautiful fish and prawns and it was just wonderful. My partner had the lamb shank and it just fell off the bone and he said it was also very lovely. We had the garlic bread and sweet potato fries which were fresh and cooked to perfection. Excellent experience all round and we will absolutely continue and look forwad to coming here in the future.

My husband and I have just been for a lovely lunch at the Bull's Head on 4 July. Literally the first ones in the door! The food was delicious and our service was fantastic. They have clearly made a big effort to add in as many safety measures as possible without compromising on a warm and relaxed pub experience. We sat indoors and felt comfortable and reassured. We will be back soon!

The home made fish pie is a must if you visit here. Family run who also run the Travellers Joy further along the A259 at Southbourne.Plenty of seating but best to book for peak times. Parking at the rear with outside seating for warmer days.

This was a mixed bag very nice inside and very welcoming a lovely space between dishes!! But For a country and are localPub!very poor food I first ordered a burger to be told no burgers on a Sunday due to no produce!Starters were good apart from the chicken wings being from bookers cash and carry and just re heated and sauce addedI then ordered the cod large portion of fish but a very soggy batter,advertised with chunky chips and I received french fries no apologies or reduce in cost!My partner had steak and it was a very poor quality of meat!This is are second visit the 1st wasn’t great but after hearing new owners fault we would give it another try and we’re disappointed to say the least!For £97 pounds was a poor meal and I hope things can improve for are local pub

Just moved to the area, been recommended by our new neighbours to try Bulls Head. The first impressions was lovely pub and very busy as it was Saturday Great host with smile took as to the table and told us the specials of the day, and what weren't available on menu I had for my starters whitebait my wife butterflied kingprawns and our friends salmon roulade and chauder Great and beautiful cooked duck from the special board for me My wife the yummy Monkfish thai curry Our friends Ribey steak and Belly pork We so much enjoyed our food and the atmosphere created by the host We thought he was the new landlord Then he (joked if I was landlord you would have the first round of drinks free) Thanks Zeni as before we left asked him for his name For creating such a lovely time for us We will be back soon

First visit at the Bulls Head on Friday nightAnd the pub was packed with drinkers and the people eatingWere greeted by Zeni and he took us to the tableAs we sat and went through the menu he was promptQuick took the drinks order and returned to explain the specials of the DaySoon we heard the Roast duck breast 3 of us went for it with one of us Gluten FreeHis service was so professional he managed the whole full pub on his ownFood arrived on time and no delaysThe duck was so delicious and the star were the dauphenoise potatoesGreat kept London PrideThanks Zeni for the great and professional serviceAnd to the chef for wonderful food

Carolina & i visited on a whim for our 1st visit on the 10th & returned on the 13th because we wanted to see if our 1st, positive impression was justified, which it was .This recently refurbished Fullers pub has a warm & welcoming ambience, with a good selection of beers, spirits etc.The only slight 'negative' to our 1st visit was a perceived abruptness of the gentleman behind the bar.We hope to return for,if not before; the Willie Austin night on February 5th.

I have never felt so looked after and cared for from a pub before! Zeni is truly exceptional, the attention to detail, his professional approach, his management skills are superb.The food is delicious, plenty of drinks to choose from and such a friendly atmosphere... thanks mainly to Zeni.I cannot offer praise enough.An exceptional pub...well done Paul

Went for Sunday lunch with my wife just before Christmas, good selection of beers and wines and generous portions of well cooked food. Staff friendly and efficient and pub is clean and warm with a log fire. Landlord Stuart has got it just right with reasonably priced menu and a good selection of food. And plenty of space in the car park.For me, its the nicest pub around this area. Will definitely go there again.

Lovely meal in a lovely pub / restaurant at a very good price. Everyone was extremely happy with their meal.

Food very tasty. I have no problem with the meal apart from the fact that we waited a long time for it to arrive. So long that the waiter/barman came to ask us whether we had enjoyed our meal when he’d not actually brought us any cutlery nor our meals. I think we must’ve upset him as we didn’t let him give his excuses to us as to why I was served sweet potato chips instead of rice with the gumbo I’d ordered. If this had been mentioned before the food arrived (and bear in mind that it took a long time in coming), I’d have changed my order for something else. I ordered the gumbo because I fancied a rice dish. All in all, the food was fresh for us all and cooked well. Our friend’s liver could’ve done with being trimmed better. The fish and chips were excellent, as was the fish pie. We stopped by the pub to eat after visiting the Fishbourne Roman Palace and it was conveniently nearby.

My roast lamb was great - slightly pink, fine yorkshire pudding, nice roast spuds, immaculately cooked vegetables. The sensible half had gumbo - more seafood than she could eat, a little spicy, close to perfect. Great value. Her mum had pork belly. I finished that for her - really good. Deserts were Lemon Meringue Roulade, Chocolate Brownie and Ice-cream. All faultless.Glasses of house wine were fine. The IPA was really good - a well kept pint.Good coffee too.The service was odd though - despite offering table service we had to go to the bar to move things along at every stage. There were at least three staff wandering in and out but catching an eye was near impossible and for long periods there was nobody in sight at all. All fine, polite and good natured, and once we had ordered the food was prompt, but making the order was a challenge

Both Sunday and Monday evening they were only serving food until 8pm so thought it prudent to book a table. Sunday was very busy and we both opted for the Sunday Roast which was very tasty. Monday we had the fish and chips and the steak and stilton pie, again both were excellent. Must recommend the Blood Orange Sorbet it is absolutely sublime. Both evenings the staff we helpful and friendly

We have been to the Bulls Head a couple of times recently. Since the new management took over a few months back things have improved dramatically. The food and the service are now both excellent and they keep a nice drop of Fuller's ale.

We were stopping at a local hotel and wanted a pub dinner so we saw the Bulls Head on TA and decided to go there. Big car park at the rear of the pub with a rear entrance.

Hubby and I decided to give this unassuming little roadside pub a go one Thursday night after reliable foodie friends gave it the thumbs up for a little midweek dining.

Lovely quaint pub. Looked nice from the road. Very rustic and welcoming with loads of original features,beams etc. Generous portions, really tasty. Outside beer garden and good sized car park Really good service.

Accidentally found this amazing pub after visiting the roman palace. Beautiful building and great food.

v good food and excellent service,had lamb shank and a type ofbubble and squeak,and wife had excellent salad,we will definately go again.

It was OK. Nothing special, just OK. meat alright, nice Yorkshire pudding, veg freshly cooked but plain, roast potatoes boring, no flavour, gravy OK, but the most disappointing part was bought in apple sauce. Yuk. Glue like texture and flavourless. Why? so easy to make apple sauce......

A varied menu, with food expertly, and freshly, served in very pleasant surroundings. Friendly & polite staff.

A lot better now that this place has changed hands, varied menu and reasonably priced, polite staff, would recommend!!

We stopped by for a quick early dinner and were not disappointed. The place was humming with activity even at 6.30pm so had a good atmosphere - lots of locals which is always a good sign.

Excellent trad pub with good ale, extensive menu and copious helpings. Recommend the fish pie or the liver and bacon

Having occasionally popped in to the bulls head for some nice home cooked food I was disappointed to find the pub has recently changed its menu (which is less varied than it used to be) in my opinion for the worse. The meat in the beef burginon was so chewy it was just about edible. Not to be ones to complain we decided to leave it and not bother again. A friend also said this happened on a separate visit and the staff laughed it off but did offer a free desert, hardly a replacement of a main meal. His partner had a veggie chilly and said it was bland compared to the previous managements version. I noticed the menu is the same as the Travellers Joy in Southbourne so I guess the cook is batch cooking for both. Such a shame.

As a local we were always deterred (like many) by the previous landlord who had the personality of a damp mop and zero hospitality skills.

I heard the bulls head was under new management so my partner and I popped in for a evening meal.. my God it was delicious. Great new menu with all fresh and locally sorced products. If you are after homemade, beautiful and very reasonably priced food, then I would highly recommend. The staff were extremely frendly and very attentive which made our whole experience so wonderful. We will be back and make the bulls head our new local.

The food was hearty, great quality and full filling, great British pub grub at its best . Well done, we will return in the future.

Meal was better than average, but if you were expecting pleasant and efficient service you will be disappointed. The waitresses were more interested in talking than serving. No wonder the pub was empty by 9pm

A 'proper' pub, nice environment, great food, great beer, friendly and chatty bar staff. A very pleasant evening out. A lovely friendly and relaxed atmosphere.

Fantastic period pub,swung into the car park to be confronted with a row of bins and a large used lorry tyre chained to a wall,not a good start.....

Very poor quality insipid Sunday roast. Poor quality meat, overcooked insipid boring veg. Did nothing to attract repeated custom.

We were with tomytoon eating at the Bull's head and therefore your reply is extrememly strange as no rooms were booked. No one was abusive. No one removed us from the pub, nor needed to. We are all in our 70s and 80s so violence is hardly our scene!!

We chose the Bulls Head as a meeting place for a spot of lunch, having no idea of ratings. Wasnt the worst place to eat but on reflection I feel we could have done better. The food was ok, chips were good and the Knickerbocker glory. They also accommodated one of our friends who was gluten intolerant.

I went along for a meal based on a recommendation from a friend. The pub is on the A259 on the West side of Chichester in Fishbourne. It is much larger than it looks from the road. We parked in the large carpark at the back (plenty of spaces) and we given a table in the front room.

My wife and I visited for lunch as part of a Groupon discount. I haven't been here for nearly 20.years. I was very impressed with the quality of the furnishing. A very clean and quaint country pub with an excellent selection of beers. Good food in ambient surroundings.

I have driven past the Bulls Head many a time and always wondered what it was like.

Went for a meal with friends. Horrible meal. Poor quality ingredients and was overpriced - the whole experience left a lot to be desired. Think twice before going. Poor service. I wouldn't recommend this pub to anyone, even people I don't like!!

Very pleasant place to stop for refreshments. The friendly staff offered excellent food, nicely presented all washed down with a good range of ales and beverages. Nice coffee and tea too, and all in lovely surroundings. Thoroughly recommend, we will be back soon.

great coffee, dogs welcome, service great. a clean well run place. don, drive by - you will miss a treat!

Went for an early evening meal. Good food, ample portions, friendly staff, nice atmosphere. What more could you ask?

Fresh mussels, and all our roast dinners piping hot and beautifully presented. Friendly staff. Will definitely return.

Was not impressed with the food most definitely not fresh and fried and very unwelcoming won’t return

Went out for a meal with friends in the evening, food was good standard pub food, however no steak. Staff friendly really nice atmosphere we will visit again. If you go out for lunch food stops being served at 2 pm

We have been here for a meal many times but not for a couple of years. I phoned before hand and reserved a table as it was a Sunday and it used to get very busy and I wanted to be sure we had a table as it was my birthday. Arrived at 7.30 and it was really quiet, only 2 other persons eating but about half a dozen at the bar. The menu has changed a lot (I guess it would) but no steaks on the menu. The starters were a real disappointment, garlic mushrooms were obviously from a freezer bag with a small pot of garlic mayonnaise and a small salad and at £6.95 well overpriced! I had a burger which was actually really good, my wife had lamb stew which was ok and vegetables. All in all a bit disappointing, no atmosphere and I think overpriced for what we had.

Just enjoyed Lunch at this lovely traditional Pub. The Friday special, two fish for £20 was very good value. The food was excellent, the staff were welcoming. Highly recommended!

We visited Chichester for a two night break and the owner of the local B & B we stayed at recommended this pub for meals. We had our evening meals at this pub on both nights and really enjoyed our meals. Different specials each night as well as the usual pub menu. Really well cooked, freshly made and in a really pleasant pub. Would recommend.

Regular Fullers pub menu, I suspect. Unenxciting but that said, I went for the cheese board - it was lunchtime and I wasn't that hungry - and the cheeses, a proper cheddar, a slice of decent goaty log and some good Stilton, that came with some very unexciting biscuits (small moan, really) were well kept,good quality and generous portions. Service was cheery, helpful.

Varied special menu each night plus set menu, well cooked and presented in a very pleasant friendly atmosphere.

We stayed two nights at the Inn. I eat Gluten Free, and the kitchen made gluten free gravy for me. The meals were wonderful and the service great. The rooms were Updated, comfortable and quiet. There was absolutely nothing to complain about except I booked a double room, and got two twin beds instead of a double bed. Must have been an translation error on my part... American to British....

Visited the pub a few times, food and beer ok. Gets busy with locals some evenings, this is a good sign.

We booked to stay here as we were visiting the Chichester Festival Theatre. The accommodation is separate from the pub itself and is clean and comfortable. The staff were very friendly and the breakfast the following morning was good. Value for money was very good.

Mi esposa y yo nos alojamos aquí mientras estábamos visitando Chichester por primera vez. El alojamiento es en habitaciones separadas de los pub, entre ella y el aparcamiento. La habitación estaba impecable, bien distribuido, tenía todo lo que necesitábamos y era bastante grande. El baño también estaba muy limpio y la ducha era precioso.

Me alojé aquí para una viaje de negocios, y qué gran lugar para alojarse.

We had walked into Bosham from just outside Chichester, we spent time looking around, had lunch then walked back and decided to pop in for a drink, very nice setting, we sat outside in the beer garden, had we been staying in the area for longer we may well have returned for a meal as it looked very nice.

Pleasantly surprised. The pub is on a main road but there is a good car park behind with ample parking and a garden away from the road. We had a very nice meal - everything was hot, fresh and as described and the atmosphere was one of a 'local' with bar stools at the bar as well as plenty of tables for diners.

We stayed at the Bulls Head for 2 nights whilst visiting Chichester. The rooms were fine- clean, warm and inviting. We had dinner one evening, the food was good pub grub. The breakfasts were ok, though we couldn't understand why the Full English was served on such small plates!

We popped into the Bulls Head for an early evening meal. We asked if they were serving food, yes. The pub was empty and we were offered the table immediately inside the door, we said have you another table? We were told there's another round the corner. We sat down and waited for some sort of service, nothing, so we got up and left. If it was a pub where you choose a table and order at the bar, perhaps, someone should have mentioned it but it appeared the staff were too busy chatting amongst themselves. Not a place we would return to. Would have thought that as a hotel they were used to non regular custom.

Popped in without a reservation and they were able to fit us on. Great staff, good food and very good real ale range. The seafarers is an excellent pint. Food was very good and we would certainly visit again.

I went to the Bulls Head for lunch today - We had the Special - hake wrapped in salmon.It was so dry and tasteless that was hard to eat. We told the Waitress who said that she would tell the Chef - no apology, We did not have a pud due to the awful main course but just Cappuccino coffee - I think this was from an instant packet - it tasted very odd.Not good enough.

Three of us ate lunch at the Bull's Head today. We all had the same meal - one of the specials for the day, hake parcel in salmon with broccoli and potatoes.The fish was very overlooked, dry and almost inedible. The veg were just plain boiled. There was no sauce with the fish or vegetables on the plate. Although we were asked if we wanted any sauces, I can't imagine what would have been needed to make the meal more edible.Things didn't improve as our cappuccinos afterwards were awful - from a packet or an instant machine. No coffee taste at all.Price for this plus a cold drink was £20 per person so not cheap.I don't know if we were unlucky with our choices, but we definitely won't be returning.

It is approximately 10 years since I last visited this pub so I thought that I should give it a try again.It s still and excellent local pub though there are more dogs there than before.Food was very enjoyable and it was interesting to note that the place was full and we got the last table.

A good pub serving good quality food in a nice atmosphere, not too big, but no trouble getting a table

Great local pub lots of locals, great atmosphere and reasonable food fantastic beer. I use the pub to meet up with mates for a pie and pint catch up and its perfect for that. They also do B and B which should be good. Great value night out

Popped in for a quick Sunday lunch in the middle of a country walk. Only had a snack lunch (baguettes) but these were fine and the beer was good. Nice traditional and friendly pub atmosphere. As tempted by the ginger sponge and this was truly excellent- not the usual "heavy" dessert I was expecting. Is on a busyish road but garden area at the back is relatively quiet.

Picture a nice little village pub, sunny day, outdoor eating area and a Sunday roast. Perfect for all of these!

The pork chop and gammon steak both smelled of and out of date they then take the meal away to bring back minus the said items from a mixed grill only to bring it back minus the steak.We then questioned this and gave up they made fresh chips etc but also served calamari with the chips and onion rings which I bit into and was horrified as I don't eat fish can't stand it so whole meal ruined. Kitchen staff all talking about what was said and going on when we were stood out side and can see and hear everything. We spoke to manager and got money back for the the one main meal but they were so blasé about it all and didn't show any concern about it if I could give less than 1 I would of !!!

What a shame, two people, two drinks to plates of sandwiches with salad and one portion of chips, how can you get that wrong? Well you can, no chips and no salad, then the chips arrive and the salad taken away, then it came back again. Weird, then is you sit outside all the smokers come out and blow their smoke all over you. Been here before it has been ok, don't think we will bother again.

An excellent restaurant offering wide range of options. well-managed, cheerful atmosphere and food to match. Good choice of drinks and wines also. Accommodation available (not tested)

Stayed over for the first time one night this week whilst working away. I have to say that everything about my stay was excellent, from the welcome, to the quality of the room (inc good selection of tea, coffee, etc) and especially the food. Dined during the evening and for breakfast and both meals were freshly prepared to a very good standard using quality ingredients. Will definitely stay again next time I'm working in the area. Well done team.

Stayed their last night. A clean room, great shower. Room was spotless. The pub is lovely. I didn't eat there, but they had a nice looking menu.The breakfast is lovely and the landlady really friendly. The only criticism I have is the landlord came across as a misery guts. But thankfully the lovely landlady obviously carry's him.Would I stay again, yes.Is its value for money, yes.Would I recommend it, yes.

Popped in here for dinner after dropping our daughter in Chi last night and was delighted.Medium size pub that was busy with local drinkers and early diners and a friendly atmosphere.We were given a corner table near the window and settled down to browse the menu and the specials with a glass of Shiraz and a very nice pint of HSB.My wife had the Goats cheese tart which she said was gorgeous and I had the Rib-eye steak which was also very good.The staff are friendly and the pub / restaurant is homely and inviting.The beer is very good and the food cooked to a high standard - we will definitely be returning.

Friendly enogh place but service almost seemed a little grudging by one of the staff. Food generally good but goujon dish had fish and chicken on plate. Close to fushbourne palace so handy for thst

We hoped to enjoy the English Sunday Roast we had heard so much about, but they were out of the beef. I had the very large serving of lamb roast with potatoes, carrots, broccoli, and turnips, My husband had the venison with diced potatoes and carrots. We enjoyed a modest Merlot. (We noted that none of the restaurants where we ate had any local English sparkling or other regional wines.)

We stayed there for a couple of days over Valentines weekend and found the room cosy and comfortable, the staff welcoming and friendly, and the food outstanding. Highly recommended.

Popped in to this lovely cosy pub for a quiet drink before dinner at The Old Greenhouse. The pub was recommended by Nik, the owner and a fine recommendation it was too. Friendly Welsh barman serving great Ale's. My partner & I enjoyed the atmosphere and especially the log fire. So if you like a good pint in a traditional pub with no TV's and no noisy music then I can highly recommend the Bulls Head. Will probably return to eat there soon too! Many Thanks. John & Amanda.

Popped into here on the way back from the Roman Palace.Specials menu and A La Carte both available.Cosy sitting areas in an authentic old pub.

A lunchtime visit with my adult son & daughter. Reasonably busy between the Christmas / New Year period, service at the bar & with our food order were very swift. Our mains were the Messy Burger, Steak Pie and Cumberland Sausage in a Giant Yorkshire - all very good and we'd be happy to recommend.

The owner has lied in his reply above & his customer service is the worst I have ever known. He lied about us not confirming that we were a family of 5, he lied about the rooms beng messy, he lied about mess at breakfast - we cleaned the tables & made friends with the next door guests! It took half an hour for my husbands meal to come & so he lied about that too. This is a dreaful establishment where they are just keen on extorting CASH from customers for average rooms & poor food & the worst service in history with no apology or remorse, just bare faced lies in reply! He also took cash & his staff joked about not paying uk tax!

Good value for money, staff excellent and caring. Well done be back soon. Had the Fish special excellent value for money.

Visited here on a Saturday night, had a lovely meal with my husband. Good choices on the menu and specials board. Staff very helpful and food delicious.

On our way home from a few days away we decided to drop into the Bulls Head for lunch. Not the biggest venue going but very accommodating and comfortable. Tables were clean and ready for customers. An excellent menu - something for everyone and even better many of the dishes had a "smaller" portion option. We ordered early and our meals were delivered without delay (about 20 minute wait which on a Friday lunchtime is very good). Staff were friendly. Ample parking. Only one negative is that the steak pie I had was VERY peppered. Everything was well cooked and hot, nicely presented and large portion sizes, despite having ordered the smaller one. Good value for money.

We all had roast beef lunch - good portion, a bit over-done for me but nice. Vegetables were pretty boring - broccoli, swede & carrots . Puddings were nice. Service was very friendly but they did appear a little dis-organised.Lovely surroundings - a nice atmosphere in a traditional pub.

Although on a busy road this is a lovely pub with good food and is run by a wonderful couple. The accommodation is behind the pub ie not on the road so there is some protection against road noiseSit behind the pub with your beer; in summer it is in the sun and in winter there is a heater.

really lovely pub. real character..very friendly vibe..tasty food. My room was clean and the wifi was very stable. I would certainly stay again next time im in the area, and might even go out of my way to visit again. The staff made me feel very welcome and at home.

Chose this Fuller's pub due to its reviews, booked for 6, placed orders and waited...and waited...and waited. Lots of apologies from staff, promises it's just coming (several of these ) and eventually the meals arrived piecemeal. When all were on the table, no vegetables. Then a small dish of veg arrived. We asked for more, were told (guess what they were just coming ) and the mains were getting colder whilst waiting. Not one clean plate between us says it all. When paying the barman apologised for the wait but justified it by saying how busy they were "we've done 50 covers in an hour " like it was something to be proud of. If they cannot cope they shouldn't be taking so many bookings or should turn away casual visitors. Needless to say we will not be returning.

Having spent the morning out cycling with my son he decided that it was time for a snack so we parked our bikes up in the cycle rack and ventured in, I felt the tables inside were in places to closely packed together so as it was a sunny day decided to eat al fresco. It has been a long time since I have seen vines with so many bunches of grapes and it certainly gave the outside area a great feel. We ordered basic food but it was delivered quickly and to a high standard,my some loved his cheesy chips. Ice cream to finish and the billionaire short bread ice cream was outstanding, if only they had more as my son finished it off.

We had three different evening meals here, I was disappointed with my choice of liver on the first visit as part of it was not cooked but the staff did change it, my second choice was roast chicken which was lovely but far too much for one person, my third choice was ham, egg and chips which was lovely. My husband first choice was steak pie which was excellent but again far to much for one person, his second choice a lasagne which again excellent, and his third choice was the same as me. Although the prices were slightly higher than expected. We would visit again and recommend.

We ate here as we had been recommended by the host of the BnB where we were staying nearby. Staff were friendly and efficient but food quite pricey and nothing memorable. There was an error with my order which the waitress offered to change: I decided to stick with it as I was hungry! Maybe there's too much choice on the menu?

We are so sorry to see you had a malicious review. We come to the Bulls Head every Ladies day at Goodwood and once again you excelled with the food. Staff and service are 1st class so thanks once again.

I stopped off here mid walk for a drink and a break. Although I didn't eat here the food looked good and fresh. Reasonable value for money.

We were quite pleased to find this pub which was very close to our B&B. The Ambience and beers were very good and we were looking forward to a nice dinner. However, this was very disappointing. Although our starters were fine, my wife chose belly pork which we know is fatty, but this was exceptionally so and the meat was inedible. I chose chilli beef and rice, which should have been simple but was dry and bland.

We havnt been here for a few years since the old owner left, new carpet and decoration, menu is still the same all in all a nice meal, you are pretty safe here the only down side was the mashed potato it was a bit watery but other than that worth a visit my husband had the madras and although not a true madras it was tasty, i dont think the desert is homemade like it used to be it tasted very bought in

Had a really lovely Sunday Lunch at this quaint pub near Chichester today. The food was served on hot plates, with plenty of meat, and a side dish of fresh well cooked vegetables. The beef tasted delicious and the lamb tender with a very good flavour. The dessert choice was very varied and again of an excellent standard. We will return again and would happily choose from the excellent menu choice for either lunch or dinner.

I love this place!! This is a real pub with great food!! The staff are fantastic and so lovely. Just down the road from a lovely little duck pond and unfortunately for my waistline right on my favourite cycle route along to the harbour.

I wish there was a category between average and very good i.e. good. I was part of late Xmas celebration for a group of volunteers 18-20 in number. Service was good, the small choice of wines were fine, coffee good too. It has the ambience of a typical old pub, but well decorated and looked after. The opinion was the food was good, the portions too large, only two hardy characters managed sweets, I suppose for the price the standard was about right. I would have preferred to pay more, eat less, but more sensitively cooked food. It was sort of good home cooked level. I enjoyed my pork belly and my wife her veggie pie, but we would not go out of way to return. Shame- with a bit more effort with the menu, cooking and portions this could be a very good gastropub, but not yet.