Julia's Kitchen in Arun

Called Dee Dee now Dogs allowed in Coffee and cake Very yummy

It's now called Dee Dee's. Shame quiche wasn't on the menu when we went. Previous time it was beautiful.

A great place for brunch. A nice atmosphere and great service.

Amazing little diner which is now called Dee-Dees.

Great food, lovely staff in a beautiful setting. Highly recommended.

I don’t expect to have to wait 30 minutes for two coffees , and be told it’s just coming. I’ve been here on many occasions but won’t be back

JUST OPENED! Amazing 50's Rock and Roll themed Cafe/Diner. So clean friendly and .....Great food, amazing freshly ground coffee and a lovely place to stop in the heart of the village. Breakfast is AMAZING

Excellent food price and location , always a pleasure to be near the lovely surroundings.always great food pleasant tea rooms ,food has always been great and quick

Popped in for a coffee and light snack recently with my sister. Coffee was perfectly acceptable, and no complaints with a toasted sandwich, however, the cheese scone that my sister had was less than fresh, very dry and stale tasting. Unlikely it was fresh that day.The service and decor wasn’t very welcoming, the paintwork looked as tired as the lady behind the counter! The feeling we had was that she’d given up on the place (if she was the owner).There is much potential for a lovely quaint village tearoom, it needs a good lick of paint and a few smiles to cheer it up.......and fresher food.Unlikely we’d return for a second visit

Lovely walk and a treat to find this café! Friendly, welcoming, delicious coffee and fresh food. Can't fault it!

Great service, great coffee and food.

Very slow service, even though they weren’t busy, no dairy free options & overall, very disappointing. In this day & age it would be nice if they catered for those with allergies. Almost an hour wait for soup & sandwiches.

They were just closing up but kept open just for us. Lovely warm friendly atmosphere. A great little gem.

I recommend to close at 5:00 (closed at 4:00)

Great food helpful staff So British .we will definitely be going back

Came here for a quick coffee with elderly mother before a funeral at the nearby crem. Adequate, nothing to write home about. Service was business like though not overly friendly. Thinking about it later - and it being in lovely village - it could be so much better. Just takes a little effort.....

Visited for lunch 11th Dec 2018 with my daughter, we both had sandwiches and pots of tea. The sandwiches were very nice with side salad but far too expensive. My further complaint is that the establishment needs a coat of paint, the toilet is very scruffy and in my opinion dirty, the door to the entrance of the cafe either needs a good wash or failing that a paint not very inviting. We visited back in the summer and sat out the back which was an absolute shambles very scruffy and we hoped this second visit the decor would have improved but to no avail hence we will not be going again.

Ordered F.E.B Mushrooms were black? Tomato wasn't red & had black centre core not removed, sausage was wrinkled ,obviously yesterday's re-heated. Fried egg overcooked,hard yolk, Should be runny! Bloody awful,never go there again!

Table service breakfast with a welcoming smile. Cooked exactly as requested using tasty ingredients. Really enjoyed the relaxed eclectic mix of decor and thoughtful provision of toys n colouring for children book swaps free for others local art and bright colours. Keep it up.

Great little cafe in Findon village. Ideal for either a quick coffee/tea or for a light lunch. Pleasant staff and very clean and nicely decorated. Do visit at least once if you are in the area.

Very good toasted sandwiches. Cakes looked delicious but too full to have one.

We took a ride through this very quaint village and spotted this little cafe and decided to come back for lunch. We came back on a Saturday, my husband went up to the counter to order us both a Ploughman’s, but the answer was ‘no cheese’. So he looked at the board and then asked if we could have the advertised ‘quiche’ instead - ‘no quiche’ came the reply. So I decided that we’d have jkt potatoes filled with chicken and bacon. Order was taken, my husband came and sat down, then we were approached with a message from the kitchen that they only had one baked potato - could we share it? No, this was lunchtime and I was hungry so my husband ended up with salad and a sausage roll from the display cabinet. Then while we were eating ‘the lady from the kitchen’ came out to say ‘goodbye’ to either friends or family that had been sat there but didn’t even ‘attempt’ to come over and apologise for the lack of choices/food etc. So if this lady was ‘Julia’ - personally I think it was very poor customer service!!!Also ‘no’ we won’t be returning!!!

Went here today for breakfast with my mum and husband had a lovely cooked breakfast and pot off tea very friendly welcome and very good service See you again soon Elaine Terry and Ann

I had a cappuccino and cake in the afternoon. Tiny moan here that the cappuccino wasn't as frothy as it should be. I had two breakfasts here too, one cooked and one croissant/toast breakfast. Both excellent and I could change the items around a bit with no problems too. I swapped baked beans for mushrooms. Free wifi. Very friendly lady there, lovely 70s background music.

Food old. Coffee week. Place:dirty floor. Knife and fork not polished,not looking clean. Table cloth could do with replacing or at least some ironing. Staf tired, but probably friendly if it was not so hot. I hope the ladies will get their act together again and stop celabrating old and better reviews.

£6 for a very poor quality scone served ( grumpily) with cheap jam and a mediocre coffee. I won't be going there again

Went in to day 17th July for lunch, whilst rest of group waited outside. My phone had died and I asked if I could plug in my charger with mine whilst we had lunch and was told "sorry we cannot do that here". I walked off and spent my money elsewhere. Come on, if you are making that much money that you want to turn away lunch customers who want their phone charging then make millions showing others how you are so financially successful to turn people away. I was very upset as all I wanted to do was have a lovely lunch and get phone charged for directions home. The local pub was happy to take my £80. Take a reality check.

Had a quick bite here on a recent visit to the area. Had the soup with a very nice locally baked crusty bread. Very nice.

Wonderful small cafe. Great selection of sandwiches, cakes and breakfasts.

Only ever grabbed a bite on the go (sausage roll / pasty) always good flavour and served piping hot. Will be in again.

Consistently good food and service

The whole place is beginning to look run down and tired. Needs a makeover and a good clean. It would be kind to say the food is average, it is also overpriced. We have visited several times and decided a while ago never to have the coffee again. Such a shame as this place could be a gem with a bit more effort.

Julia's kitchen sounds like a very cosy and friendly teahouse. But it was nothing like that. It looks a bit messey and everything we wanted to order was sold out. Missed opportunity

First time back in 3 plus years and we were surprised by what we found ,first impressions were how tired looking the decor was and the biggest surprise was how poor the standards of cleaning were specially the floor filthy sorry to say.

Friendly service, nice coffee and delicious cakes. An unexpected gem on the way to Worthing. Would definitely recommend.

Stopped here for coffee and cake. Nice coffee and friendly service. However, it needs a deep clean. The tables and menu cards were grubby. Avoid the toilet, it needs a clean. A cotton towel was supplied to dry hands, it looked grubby, they must know this is unacceptable. Sort it out, it could be a great tea room.

And even better cake in nice friendly and welcoming atmosphere. Staff keen and attentive. Coconut macaroons very nice indeed. Worth a visit.

Chose quiche and double checked it was vegetarian. Unfortunately it was a ham and cheese quiche 🙁 Felt decor really needs a facelift. Could be so much more but won't be going back. Shame as like to support local small businesses.

We had lunch here, as my friend found this little cafe while driving through the little village, and thought we would check it out. We were glad we did. The shabby chic interior is delightful and the cafe is clean and well laid out. The pies and cakes on display are tempting and the menu is great. The staff were friendly and courteous. The prices are reasonable and the portions are very good. We had the toasted sandwiches which were generously filled, with tortilla's, salad and coleslaw... very filling and delicious. Parking is available out front but is on a 'first come basis'. There is a little enclosed area out the back to sit if you would like. The tea is served by the lovely old tradition of 'in a pot' (lovely) We are definitely going to return and this time with friends. see you soon

Desayunos fabulosos cocidos: teníamos una estándar y una vegetariano que eran fabulosas. Las setas son tan delicioso! Se sirve con tostadas y porciones de maravilloso tamaño. Té servido en tazas de estilo vintage. Una acogedora tienda de té que también poco sirve porciones enormes de tortas caseras! Altamente recomendado.

Es la segunda vez que he estado en este establecimiento y se ha convertido en claramente más desgastado en ese tiempo. Había migas de comida en el suelo, sobre las mesas, en las sillas y en el asiento. La pimienta parece que no las han limpiado en meses. Ninguno de los empleados estaban haciendo ningún esfuerzo para el lugar. El té y pasteles estaban bien. Esta tienda de té podría hacer con una enorme limpieza y refrescarse. No vamos a volver en una prisa.

Shite, tea stained cups, disgusting unwashed teapot, cakes with no covers over them, peeling wallpaper, overall an unpleasant expensive experience..

Alojarse en un "hotel" de enfrente que no tiene comidas (sólo cama). elegimos cocina julia's como el lugar para tomar nuestro desayuno. Llegamos como estaban abriendo y nos llevaron directamente a una mesa de nuestra elección. Té y café se sirve enseguida y estaba caliente...

Muy limpio y muy bien la decoración. El desayuno inglés completo era sabroso con salchichas de la carnicería local. mmm.

Metimos en para un bocadillo rápido en el almuerzo. Tenía un queso y cebolla sandwichera, con capuchino. Nos sentamos en el patio rústico. La calidad de la comida y bebida caliente, pero creo que 6 libras. 95 para una sandwichera es un poco excesivo.

Batido de plátano con pidió un desayuno y luego me dijeron que no había banana's. Suficiente. Luego elegimos un batido de chocolate, esperaba que se hizo en el recinto. Y mira, la camarera paquete una botella de Yazoo chocolate en la mesa. Quizás ella quiere decir no tienen banana Yazoo en stock! Cuando he pedido un batido de chocolate de un pequeño café, no espero una botella de masa de azúcar producido basura completo. Apuesta que huevos de batería y los proveedores baratos para el resto de la comida.

Hemos estado buscando un buen café brunch después del trágico cierre de la maravillosa Wiston granero. Necesitamos la recarga después de nuestro fin de semana regular por el sur senderismo Downs, y este puede ser el nuevo lugar. . .

Tome todo el Tripadvisor cosas positivas y estoy de acuerdo: personal amable, excelente café, gran sándwiches tostados, ambiente encantador. Vienen los "pero". . . . .

I popped to the restaurant for breakfast as I was staying in a hotel across the street. I had a friendly welcome and really enjoyed the lovely full English Breakfast and delicious coffee. I felt relaxed and there was a nice atmosphere to the place.

I love how tucked away this place is, it feels like you're escaping from the world going in there. Nice and quiet too, comfortable, nice food, friendly service, reasonable prices. I'll definitely return alone or with people I want to have a quiet chat with, for breakfast, lunch or afternoon tea. In nice weather you can sit outside too.

Tucked away in Findon Village, this is an ideal place for a drink and light snack. Nothing particularly spectacular, but the staff are friendly, the food very good.

Julia's kitchen is a lovely little breakfast and lunch spot located in the small village of Findon just north of Worthing proper.Locals and guests alike are made to feel welcome in the only caf in the village. Decorated sweetly and prepared with care.Pros: close to all lodgingsCons: none to report

We visited these premises late one lunch time with the boyfriend. At first sight it looked like a cute little café but the longer we sat there the less impressed I became. The food was good quality. I had the cream tea and my boyfriend ordered the bacon and brie sandwich. It was all tasty as you would hope. Although perhaps a little pricey (which I don't mind paying if I didn't have the following to say). The table cloths looked slightly scruffy. They looked unironed. I get that a café gets messy after a busy lunchtime but the creases don't lie. Also the same fabric was used just as messily in food fridge /cabinet. More disappointing was the tea pot my tea was served in. Towards the end of the pot, odd brown bits were coming out and the more I looked the more I saw brown residue in the pot and at the end of the spout. I don't think I'd return even though it could be my ideal café.

Couldn't believe our luck when we saw this really pretty cafe in Findon village. Friendly people and great breakfast. Sad we weren't there long enough to have tea and cake

We were desperate for a cuppa and found this nice little cafe serving proper tea in a proper pot!!! Lots of very yummy cakes and scones. It's a little tucked away but worth a visit. Maybe a bit over the top on the heart decoration front!!!!!

Went here for breakfast with meat eating partner.Both our appetites satisfied! Very generous portions, the veggie breakfast was easily adjusted to suit me with soy milk available for tea. Atmosphere and waitress cheerful - great start to the day!

My mother and I enjoyed a peaceful hour sitting in the garden with our coffees and home-made cake. The breakfasts looked good. Easy to park outside. We would happily go back.

This little village restaurant is a od find for walkers coming down from the hills where they will find a wide range of nicely prepared light meals and good service. Their jacket potatoes are particularly recommended and the atmosphere is bright and cheerful

Visited with a group of 15 for afternoon tea and we were made very welcome. Efficient and friendly service.Food was decent, home cooked cafe style. Our friends stayed nearby and had breakfast, which they said was very good.I would not make a journey to get there, but certainly a good choice if in the area.

Our second visit this year, for breakfast again. Full English seemed reasonable, but coffee is extra and was too weak. Perfect sausage, egg & mushrooms, but bacon was tough and a bit fatty. Service was pleasant but understaffed so a bit slow. The place needs a good clean - new table cloths and clean menus would be nice. We may return so please take note of these little few things needed to make it wonderful.

We came here for a late breakfast/brunch and left feeling full and happy! Good quality local sausages and bacon and all freshly cooked. The icing on the cake was the chocolate cake...really divine. Friendly welcoming service, excellent coffee.

I've been here a few times and each time I've liked it. It's a bit cosy due to quantity of tables but there's a good choice of food and the decor is cute.I like it and will continue to frequent.

I am biased as I live in the village but I've never had a bad coffee/cake or meal and the service is always friendly and prompt. Sausage and egg sandwich is a great start to the day!

What a lovely little gem in the middle of Findon Village. The coffee and walnut cake was very good and the coffee itself really tasted of coffee which is unusual these days! The staff are friendly and the décor of hearts is lovely. The menu is varied and we would heartily recommend this little café. The hot chocolate was good too!

Várias opções de bolos, e doces típicos além de chás e cafés, sucos e sanduíches, tudo muito gostoso e contando com um bom atendimento

The food is good, the cakes delicious and the women are really friendly. Became a regular due to taking my dog nearby for treatment and they were so sweet, asking after Harry, and just generally genuinely nice women.

A bustling little cafe located in Findon village. Usual selection of cakes, biscuits etc. Worth a visit!

Great reception, excellent food at reasonable prices and lovely service. Bacon butty in the sun, what more can you ask?

Called in for breakfast after staying the night at the Findon Pit Stop (opposite). Had a full english breakfast which set us up for the day. Service and food was excellent.

Stopped here for breakfast on a February day when it was snowing. There is a varied menu and the lady was extremely friendly and helpful. Pleasantly decorated, i am sure it does a very good afternoon tea. Average prices, food freshly cooked, would recommend.

Nice little, cafe in Findon village. Indulge in the all day breakfast for excellent value or try the lovely cakes with afternoon tea

Very reasonable prices and lovely friendly staff. Really nice home baked food, definitely recommend :)

Handy spot for a meeting or cuppa after climbing Cissbury Ring. Enjoyed the cake and the ambience. Well done Julia!

This is one of our favourites for a good breakfast. The staff, in my experience, have always been welcoming and cheerful. Being in the heart of a village, there are lots of different characters to meet and chat to.I have been for tea and cake with friends and was slightly disappointed with the cakes. They didn't appear to be homemade and they all tasted much the same, just with different toppings. The place could do with a lick of paint and some updates - it has a lovely shabby chic decor but it is now looking a little tired.Other plus points are: the courtyard garden for good weather, easy parking and dogs are welcome. You won't go hungry at Julia's. This is a cosy little refuge with a warm welcome.

Fantastic little place in a beautiful setting. A large selection of food freshly prepared and some gorgeous cakes to choose from. Friendly staff nothing too much trouble.

A lovely little village café which serves a cooked breakfast to suit all tastes. Good service and excellent value.

We pulled into Findon village on route back from Worthing seaside looking for a place to stop for a drink. It was sign-posted off the A24 so we thought we would take a look. Once driving through the small streets we spotted the cafe (so don't be put off by driving a little way through the windy streets), we parked near the church and took a tiny stroll. Once inside I was like a kid again, it is a lovely English cafe, with fabulous decor, I just wanted to make my kitchen look like it!! Warm and friendly welcome from the staff. We only stopped for a drink (tea and coffee) but with my addiction to scones, we had to test them out (lovely!) But then I had food envy as the cake slices looked amazing, large and definitely full-filling. I could relax here for the afternoon, read a book, have a few slices of cake and many pots of tea. Prices are average for such a unique cafe. If their cakes are good, no doubt their breakfasts are too....I must return to try. Recommended for a chilled afternoon or a quick stop. Thank you.

This cafe provides an enormous selection of breakfasts and lunches to eat in or take away. My husband and I had two of the excellent "English" breakfasts the first morning and scrambled eggs on toast the second morning. They were delicious - I don't remember when I had such tasty eggs. They seem to cater for all tastes.

Pleasant friendly atmosphere, speedy service and excellent coffee for myself and my other lovely friends.

Julia's kitchen is in Findon village. There are signs and there is parking either outside or next to the green area nearby. Coffee and cake was fine. Friendly, thoughtful staff. Will go again.

Julie's Kitchen was a lovely find when driving through the village of Findon looking for somewhere to eat. Very nice atmosphere with pleasant service of good food (lots to choose from) and reasonablly priced.Being a group of five with different tastes, we all thoroughly enjoyed our lunch and would certainly head for Julie's Kitchen again whenever in the area. Try it, you won't be disappointed

Some folk must be very difficult to please on reading some of the reviews, as to my mind this is a delightful eatery and have visited a few times when in the Findon area. On first entering there is a bright and cheerful decor and a friendly warmth pervades. The food is attractively presented, homemade and most importantly tastes good for a reasonable price. On my visits the staff have been pleasant and willing to please. I have no more than good comments to make on Julias Kitchen and thoroughly recommend people to go.

Lovely friendly surroundings, my friends and I have found the perfect place to go for breakfast. The food is always hot and perfectly cooked, and the service cannot be faulted.

I fully recommend this tea room, very friendly staff and cakes lovely, will go back with friends. I think people should try this place for themselves

A warm welcome on a wet and blowy day in early November. We walked down from the Iron Age hill fort at Cissbury Ring to Findon. The three of us had hot, well cooked fresh tomato and basil soup with good crunchy brown bread. The cakes are so good we followed this up with a slice or two of the fine sponges on offer, both delicious. The tea and coffee needs some attention. It would be easy to invest in good leaf tea and to know what a 'flat white' was. Nevertheless, a good lunch for only about £20 for three.

I had been so excited to visit Julia's Kitchen after moving to Findon last year. Walking in was a bit confusing as to whether you sat down and ordered or went up to order, no-one acknowledged you as you walked in. Me and my boyfriend had full English breakfasts and 2 x coffee. The bacon and sausages are purchased from the butchers in Findon which is really good but unfortunately the bacon wasn't cooked enough and the sausage was a bit too much for a breakfast it tasted like a dinner sausage and mash type sausage.The hash browns were very soggy and tasted cheap. The tomato was too hard and not that warm. For nearly £15 it could have been a lot better and the staff a little more friendly.

Visited on recommendation........a wet dreary day.......warm greeting on arrival.....ordered drinks and left for a few minutes to peruse menu......drinks and food arrived in good time, fresh, hot and tasty. The homemade cakes are just stunning.......go on, treat yourself!!.........a lovely atmosphere with attentive and friendly staff and value for money.

I am a regular to this pretty little tea room in the lovely village of Findon. The tea room is run by a local family who have great passion for what they do. The staff are always friendly and will go out of their way to make polite conversation. The food is always delicious and great value for money! It may take a little longer than usual on busy days but is most definitely worth the wait! I am surprised to see a bad review on here as I have never had anything but a pleasurable experience! I will be returning shortly for my weekly cake intake! Highly recommend to all.

Delightful little cafe with an extra friendly feel set in Downland village just off A24 to North of Worthing. Everything is freshly made or very locally sourced and therefore of a very high standard. We love it! We have breakfast or a lunch sandwich and then buy cakes and fresh bread to go home with! Well done Julia!

a lovely little cafe in the middle of findon, well worth a visit for a great breakfast and a coffee, very well decorated ,with nice bits added, very well thought out , with pleasant service and friendly staff,well worth a visit and a sit down to enjoy the place.

The servers were rude and surly The table was covered in crumbs and spilt drinks and the floor was even worse. Don't even attempt a trip to the toilets! The towel hasn't been washed in centuries and there are cobwebs covering every inch. We ordered a quiche which tasted stale and the pastry was rock hard! Will definitely not be returning!

We called into this sweet little tea shop twice during our stay in Findon. Lunch was plentiful and good value, while tea And cakes the next day were scrumptious

I visited on Sunday, and having recently moved to the area, had really been looking forward to trying the place out. The first table we sat at was covered in crumbs so we moved to another which was slightly better. I ordered a chocolate milk which came up full of bits, and with a black hair attached to the bottom of the glass. I also ordered scrambled eggs and mushrooms on toast which looked amazing. I was therefore horrified when I tipped out the scrambled egg to find another hair. I took this to the counter and told the woman who said she would replace it. I told her not to worry.My partner ate his breakfast and when he went to pay the same lady kindly informed us that she would not be charging for my breakfast. I could not believe the cheek of her comment, so, unless you don't mind hair in your food and dirty floors and tables in addition to rude staff, steer well clear of this place.

. As early for funeral at Worthing crematorium. Pulled off main toad to find coffe shop. Hidden gem! Lovely little village smashing little cafe. Cakes sandwiches. Friendly people

We recently came across this lovely tea room while out for a drive. It's tucked away in the old village of Findon, just off the A24, outside Worthing. The village itself is like stepping back in time. Julia's Kitchen is well worth a visit - lovely friendly staff, excellent tea and coffee and a nice range of home made cakes and other goodies. You can also have sandwiches, panini and other lunch-time snacks, as well as an all-day breakfast (a lady near to us was having one and it looked delicious!)As well as the food you can buy small gifts and the decor is very 'country kitchen'. If the weather's nice you can also sit out at the front or in the little back courtyard.We returned for a second visit the other day and certainly hope to go again soon!

We were booked in at the hotel across the road and having being recommended by The Stay Findon we chose to have a traditional full English breakfast before heading home. Initially we thought at £5.50 a head (four of us) we thought it was a tad expensive but on receipt of 2 bacon, a sausage, egg, beans, mushrooms, fresh tomatoes, hash brown and 2 wholemeal slices of toast! ... it was value for money. The food is cooked fresh to order, so make sure you allow time to dine .. it is well worth the wait. Hospitality is excellent. There is a small amount of seating just out the back and front of the restaurant.

We were staying opposite,and only had breakfasts here.But what a lovely little venue....very friendly staff and lovely decor.Decorated in shabby chic design and lovely and fresh. During the heatwave in July we were able to have breakfast out in the courtyard-which was lovely.The food was plentiful and very tasty,a little bit more than we usually pay but worth it.Its situated in a quaint,quiet little hamlet but seemed to be quite busy.

This most good looking kitchen/cake shop/tea rooms.All done in red and covered in hearts ,The ladies who run this are great nothing to much trouble all home cooked food and busy get there early for a table.Don,t forget before you leave buy a slice of cake never mind the diet.Just out side Worthing find it!!!!!!!

A traditional English Tea Rooms/Cafe with homemade cakes in abundance and a good offering of savoury items, some homemade, with a selection of salad garnishes.There is also a good selection of traditional sandwiches and other light lunch items on offer. The coffee and tea selection is also good.

tout simplement génial avec cadre enchanteur, ambiance très british, accueil très gentil et qualité au top!!!