Little London Cafe in Chichester

Lovely little cafe with friendly welcome. The veggie breakfast was excellent value for money. Nice to have fresh leaf tea in the little teapot.

Remembered there was a cafe in little London & was pleased to see it still existed, although obviously reincarnated from a previous visit many many years ago! We only stopped for tea but were taken in by the cake selection 😋 Reasonably priced, nice atmosphere & service was excellent. We wished we’d come here for lunch as what was being served around us looked yummy!

I’ve been in a couple of times and thoroughly enjoyed myself but I had to leave a review after I came in today exhausted post-run and was so well received. The woman served me couldn’t have been lovelier and I had the best apple juice I’ve ever tasted. All the food I’ve ever eaten here has been delicious and the atmosphere is always good.

Just rediscovered the Little London cafe, haven't been here since before the pandemic. Good to know that the food is still very tasty and the staff very friendly. Coffee is just as great too. Good value for money.

Visited this charming venue with two friends. With no booking, 3 of us walked in and asked for Afternoon Tea at 1230. We were cordially invited to chose where we would like to sit and chose the conservatory. We were offered a range of sandwiches, scones and cakes, with tea or coffee. The food delivered to the table was well presented, scones were warm (thank you, that's how they should be served) and plentiful. No scrimping with the cream and jam also. A side dish of salad and another of tortillas meant our table was certainly full of food and we thought it was smashing. Staff were polite and friendly, going that extra mile to ensure we had everything we needed for a lovely dining experience. At £11.50 per person, the price was spot on for lunchtime out with friends. Thank you to all the staff who catered to our needs that day.

I took my friend Harry here for a birthday lunch after my wife and her friends said how lovely it was. I have to agree! Tasty cakes, delicious food and a very friendly 1st class staff. I will definitely be back and so will my friend with the rest of his family next time. Well done Little London! keep up the hard work.

Saturday morning, nothing planned, newspapers bought, where to go? HERE! We had a cooked breakfast that was beautifully presented, which is not something you really expect, and absolutely delicious. Yum. What a way to start the weekend. The Husband says to mention the latte - usually he finds that he can slurp them down in seconds because they're lukewarm. These not, and they were excellent. We have been here for lunch - the menu offers all sorts of lovely sounding dishes but I'm afraid I go for the omelettes because they are incredibly fluffy and light. Excellent, obviously. Highly recommended.

Friendly and professional service, nice environment and delicious cakes, well worth a visit, a Chichester gem!

We love coming here for their bacon and egg rarebit served with a crispy salad and chutney. Good service. Informal setting.

Last time I came here it was Shepherd's Tea Rooms, which is probably 20+ years ago. Scary. I say 'opposition' as clearly I rarely come into Chichester on a Monday as my usual haunt, Common Grounds) see separate reviews) is closed on Mondays! Still the Little London Cafe, now in its 9th year of operation was just fine. A delicious plain chocolate flapjack. Combined with a good Americano. And air conditioned, but the door was open, so I guess it was turned off. Still beautifully shaded on a hot day. Hayling Seagoon

Delicious breakfast, with a great pot of tea. A very welcoming place with very good service and good value for money.

The reach of the menu is more contemporary than you might expect from the overall style, whilst the setting is a little less creature-comfortable than you might be hoping for in 2019. My buck-rarebit (egg on Welsh rarebit) featured an excellent cheese mixture, but I would have preferred the egg poached rather than fried. My 3 companions all seemed happy with their choices, with no qualification I was aware of. Ultra-susceptible as I am to the cold, I would have liked the temperature cranked up somewhat, though, again, those I was with were quite content.; and near-skeletal as I am these days I really needed a cushion for my back, the chairs being standard, elegant antique-shop design. But I could have asked for one, and didn't. Meanwhile my fellow-lunchers---well, you've guessed it! The place certainly deserves a recommendation.

Decor is bland, feels like a 1960's village hall in the conservatory. Service appeared slow as nobody had yet got food when we arrived. We asked how long before we would receive food as we had an appointment and they did ask kitchen to expedite order. It took 40 minutes from arrival to receiving food. Toasted sandwich was bland with very little filling(cheese, ham and tomato) served with a bit of lettuces with balsamic dressing and a few crisps. My friends omelette was also lacking in flavour(cheese and bacon) and the coleslaw had huge lumps of cabbage. Very disappointing and not somewhere I wish to visit again. Only chose here as I could use my Taste Card, should have gone elsewhere and paid full price.

Met friends for lunch I had a cheese and onion omelette with home made coleslaw and salad it was delicious. Friends had spinach and goats cheese omelette and mac and cheese. Lovely ambience and good service.

This little gem of a cafe tucked away from all the modern outlets is a little oasis serving excellent snack lunches and main meals. The surroundings and atmosphere will take you back a few years, the staff are friendly, cheerful and efficient and all the customers are sitting around just enjoying a quiet chat over a good meal. There in a great choice of snacks plus a daily specials board. The bacon, brie and cranberry on granary toastie is the best to be had - it actually has an abundance of all three fillings. I tend to walk past the gorgeous cake display as they should be marked up as "naughty"!!!!!! The coffee is just as good as any high street chain Take a turn of the main streets you'll be pleasantly surprised.

I haven't been here for years, but went with a friend for some lunch as I had a 2-4-1 Meerkat deal. Lovely, quaint little place. We chose from the Specials board and had a goat's cheese and red onion tart with salad. It was very nice, and the coffee was good. Friendly staff and reasonable prices.

Lovely little cafe with a good lunch menu. Also has a specials board which seemed to be good value. We used the meercat 2 4 1 offer which made it good value for the 4 of us.

A good place to go for a coffee or a light lunch. Service is friendly and prices are very reasonable. There is a choice of daily specials for meals, and, on the permanent menu, the rarebits are delicious.

We ate here for the first time today to have Sunday lunch on the invite from my Mother-in-law. First of all I must say it was probably one of the best cuts of beef that I have had for a long time. Two big slices!! The food was very good indeed. From the starters through to the desserts. I have had coffee here ages ago and did not realise that it doubled up as a restaurant as well. Good traditional surroundings, atmosphere and good traditional food. Friendly staff. Definitely worth a look.

Chichester is awash with restaurants and cafes of every type from the usual chains to independents. If you are coming to the city for the day head straight for Little London Cafe (just off East Street) for your lunch. You won't be disappointed. No tea bags or foil wrapped butter portions here. A fine selection of loose leaf teas is available and you get proper butter in a butter dish. This attention to quality is evident throughout the menu which always includes some excellent and tasty home-cooked hot dishes on the specials board. I am at a loss to know how other reviewers can fault the friendliness of the services. We have been regulars for years and never had less than a warm welcome.

Enjoyed lunch here with family.

Our favourite lunchtime eating-place in Chichester. Food is good value, and includes daily specials plus rarebits which are to die for. Staff are friendly. It is also a good place for morning coffee and cakes.

The Little London Cafe agreed to cater for a gathering after a family funeral. They were very accommodating, served delicious sandwiches and cake, and were unfailingly good humoured and helpful.

I used to be a regular here. Two of my daughters worked here as "Saturday girls" and it was always good quality food, tea and service. Today I went for tea and cake , for the first time in several months. The lady serving was extremely unwelcoming - I actually felt that I ought to leave (and now wish I had). She was rude on more than occasion and service was poor. As another customer was leaving, she turned to me and said "she is so rude". I will spare the details of all my complaints but this was so disappointing. She needs a significant amount of training or needs to recognise that this job is not for her....oh..and she cannot make tea. You used to get a good strength with hot water to top up. She put in one spoon of tea - no wonder it was like water. Cake was a bit dry but I can cope with that...if the service is good.

Really friendly clean café. We had an afternoon tea and it was delicious. Generous sandwiches, lovely light cake and yummy scones jam and cream.

Tome una comida en la cafetería. Normalmente tienen el queso y cebolla roja caramelised panini. Creo que se ha convertido en demasiado caro para lo que es y normalmente vamos en algún sitio un poco más asequible. Porque donde está ubicado en la ciudad (hay un montón de tiendas boutique) hace que 'más', por lo tanto, exclusiva de los aumentos de precios.

Este solía ser un lugar bajo la administración de los propietarios hace diez años. Que ha cambiado de manos varias veces, pero nunca ha respondido a las expectativas de tiempos anteriores. Como una pena. Servicio en mi reciente visita era desagradable y de mala calidad. Espera a ser cobrado más por el café y la tarta si paga con tarjeta de crédito. No regresaré y me parece que han perdido muchos de los rostros que visitamos el café antiguo con frecuencia en el pasado.

There were four of us in the party and everything was delicious, brown sandwiches, scones and cakes. We all had pots of different teas.

Cuando sabíamos que estábamos llegando a Chichester, fui buscando un lugar para tomar un té helado. reservé para 2:00, pero de hecho nos presentamos 50 minutos de anticipación. Fueron muy hospitalarios y mesas de juntas para nosotros. Como sucede ninguno de nosotros tenía la merienda como toda la comida era tan tentadores que 5 de nosotros pedimos cosas distintas y todo estaba entregado rápidamente y alegremente. Todo era precioso y una t de £11 por cabeza con una pinta de sidra cada muy razonable. Muy recomendable y esperamos volver algún día.

I visited this quaint café with my Mum for afternoon tea and we just loved it! Very friendly staff with fabulous homemade food. I literally could have grazed my way through their entire menu and Daily specials Board! I've already arranged to go back with a group of girlfriends when we head to Chichester for a shopping trip. See you soon L.L. Café!!

After being told by our hotel to visit this tearoom for a much needed cuppa and cake after a long journey, we were told by staff, at 3:40pm, that they were about to close for the day!

We went there for lunch. It has a great menu, excellent sandwiches, friendly atmosphere and service. Hidden gem

Had Saturday lunch with a friend, very friendly staff.The menu had plenty to chose from, I had salmon quiche and salad. They made the salad just as I asked.The quiche was very nice, as was the coffee.Will be back.

I never knew this place existed until I walked past it and you get a good welcome and they a good selection of cakes and coffee.

Great service from smiley staff. Was good to have a break from shopping crowd. Food was tasty and good selection to choose from.

The welcome is warm and friendlyFood is good value for money and good quality - selection is good as wellIt is a calm restaurant in the middle of the city, which is a welcome breakGreat place to rest - a real gem in CichesterWill be returning for sure when we next visit Chichester

Having been around the rather excellent Christmas market we needed a 'restful sit' we first went to the 'Real Food' place that looked quite new, sitting down at the window seat I was appalled to find the table sticky with grease about the same time R came over and said a scone was £4.00! The two combined sent us scuttling off... shocking place! It was then I remembered LLC just around the corner. How pleased are we that we changed horses! LLC is a delightful place. Old fashioned charming surroundings, Met with cheerful and understanding staff as I flitted from one table to another while R was bemused, but I just wanted the table by a window. The breakfast menu offered a good range of options and for a change R went for a 'lighter option' than a full English. Our tea was delivered in good time, real tea, with a strainer and real milk (Hate that UHT stuff or HRT as mum calls it!) Delightful. Not a tea bag in sight. Our food arrived in double quick time, which was fantastic. Now sometimes this means 'microwaved' but not here! This was freshly cooked - piping hot food. R had opted for Poached Eggs on Granary toast and I had the Eggs Benedict. The eggs were as fresh as could be and all poached to perfection. R remarked how wonderful the toast was and how buttery it was. And it really was just how toast should be, butter soaking in, hot and 'proper toast'. The ham on my EB was really tasty and good thick slices, no wafer thin here! (Bit like me I guess)We did not feel rushed even though it was really busy and the place was filling up fast. All the food we saw served looked tempting, drinks served to all in good time and around us everyone looked relaxed and comfortable Looking at the menu I can see many things we would like to try and as R said, this will not be our 'go to place' in Chichester. Forget the sticky, dirty tables, the scone that costs more than you can understand in 'the place' over the road, trot across and down the lane to LLC. Spotless tables, brilliant staff, hot food - in fact more 'real' and wholesome than the other place. Reasonable price, great food and proper tea await you in LLC. It looks as if it fills up fast so go early, they even have decent reading material! Thanks LLC, for the food and the peaceful rest from the shopping.... See you on our next trip to Chi-chester... as we call it!

After a few hours traipsing round the shop decided on this cafe down one of side roads.Waitress very friendly.A little wait due to the time but got a table,A good range of food,usual sort and prices.Good portions and hot.Would recomend and would come again if visiting the area again.

My wife and I reserved a lunch table prior to a theatre performance at the Minerva. It was a Saturday in the build up to Christmas so very busy. After a short wait we were shown to our table and ordered a main course, desert and drink. They arrived quite promptly and the quality of the food was good, in particular the salmon quiche. We would recommend Little London Café for a basic meal. GS

I booked a table for lunch at the Little London Café a couple of weeks ago but on arrival today we weren't expected. We were told to find a table in the "conservatory" at the back of the building which turned out to have a great view of the dustbins. We were eventually moved to another table, thank God. Meanwhile I asked the manager about the fixed price menu which is advertised on the café's website. I was told that the website is now out-of-date and no time had been found to update it. Therefore there was no fixed priced menu available.The waitress who looked after us was very pleasant and did her best, but the place was filled to capacity and I think she struggled. My lunch, a club sandwich, was OK if a little dry. I think my friend's jacket potato with smoked salmon was all right although she didn't finish it. My glass of wine was fine as was a cup of coffee.I won't return to the Little London as I find it inexcusable to ignore a confirmed reservation, and surely time can be found to update their website. I suggest you try somewhere else. If you are determined to eat here, booking for lunch is advisable although you may find, as we did, that your booking has been ignored.

Last Saturday, before the theatre, I had an excellent tomato and lentil soup and my wife had an equally good brie, bacon and cranberry toasty. The bread with the soup was the freshest I've ever tasted (from Splits bakery around the corner) and the mocha coffee was also good.Thoroughly recommended. I know we will be returning. I think I'll try something from their tea menu next time.

Off the East Street there is a hidden café in a Georgian building offering good quality food at very reasonable prices with a very friendly service. Artists are showing their work from time to time and that makes the café more sophisticate and modern. Sure I will come back.

We stopped late morning for brunch, sitting in the conservatory at the back. Waitress service and staff were all extremely friendly. I chose the Welsh rarebit and my wife had the Brie and tomato rarebit, both served with tomato chutney and side salad. Excellent food and Coffee also very good. Despite being busy, there was not too long to wait for the food, which was an added bonus. Definitely worth a visit.

Loved going here for a quiet peaceful meal with the mother and thought the food and friendly service deserved a review.

Another brilliant lunchtime visit, super little table in the back room. A perfect café for lunch with friends, Two very friendly waitresses. Good food, good value. Suggest gluten free bread as one of our friends is coeliac

A good cafe which my wife, friends and I frequently use when we visit Chichester. Food is excellent - I particularly recommend the rarebits - and there are dishes of the day. Everything is clean, and prices are very reasonable.

My husband and I always go here when in Chichester. It is a lovely tea shop. The food is excellent, well presented, tasty and good value. The staff are always helpful and friendly. We would highly recommend it to anyone.

My wife & Two children were staying at a local guest house & we were really unsure as to where was a good place to eat. We picked up a copy of the Sussex Food & Drink Guide & looked through the reviews. The review on The Little London Cafe looked really good & was only a few streets away from where we were staying. I had the tripple decker sandwich & my wife & children all had paninis. Everything was made to perfection & we would highly recommend this little gem to anyone who was in the area. Well done :)

My partner and I visited one Saturday lunch time whilst shopping in Chichester. We both had the special of cottage pie, veg and gravy and it was gorgeous! Really, really tasty. We then had two slices of homemade carrot cake which was also delicious. Very friendly service. We were able to use our taste card on the Saturday which was great. Highly recommended and we will be back!

We came across this cafe when wandering the backstreets of Chichester, it is not on a main thoroughfare so it may take some effort to find it. We were glad that we chose to give it a try as we were both very pleased with the meals we chose. I had their Welsh Rarebit with egg and bacon top which was as good an example of this dish as you could find anywhere, certainly the best I have ever had, albeit it is a not a complicated recipe but nevertheless it was perfection. My partner had their cottage pie which she said was excellent. The ambience is peaceful and the tables not too close together. The service was friendly and efficient. Consequently it deserves 5 stars with no problem.

Hidden gem. Lovely cafe off one of the main shopping areas in Chichester. Quiet location. Cafe food reasonably priced and the food was really good. Nice cakes!

In Chi to do a bit of shopping and remembered the Little London Cafe when lunchtime arrived. The decor is an interesting mix of cool modern with old style tea shop furniture. The menu is quite long and I hazard a guess there is something to please almost anyone. We had a panini and a rarebit. Both were excellent and well presented. The service was exemplary, the price reasonable and the whole experience pleasurable. We will be back!

Came for lunch on a Wednesday. The service was quick and friendly and the food was very good. There is a good choice and it's hard to decide which to have.A very nice place to stop for a break, we've been here a few times and it is always good.

Chichester isn't short of nice cafes but this one might have just become my new favourite. Pretty decor, friendly staff, efficient service and delicious homemade food; what is there not to like?

Ah..a quiet place, close to shopping, where you can eat lots of different homemade dishes, welcoming...I came for lunch and next time I will come for tea and cakesI deeply recommend it !

Met up with three friends for lunch. My first visit and I was truly surprised, a clean, light and inviting Cafe. Two delightful female staff on duty, who were very welcoming and friendly.We all took some time to choose our lunches from a vast menu, our choices were Panini's, sandwiches and an Omelette ( with various fillings as chosen) excellent portions, quality and presentation.We will return, well done and keep up the good work

Huge portions! Really good, friendly service. Lots of choice of fillings. Would be even better if they offered gluten free bread :) Will return for sure.

My wife and I stumbled upon this cafe after a very long and hectic shopping trip needing to eat we went in and were greeted by a really welcomeing Young lady who gave us the option of tables to choose.When settled she took our drinks order and explained the contents of the specials board the drinks were served and food order taken . my wife had the turkey roast which she said was so flaversome and vegetables perfectly cooked and presented.I had the lamb cobbler which was superb in every way with the same vegetables it was a perfect lunch in the most beautiful old building .Our compliments to the chef and the cheerful efficient staff and when in Chichester again we will definitely be returning

Very friendly staff !!! Professional and with a smile ! Great brunch ! Will be back to try the cakes ! Tried to get in on Sunday but it was sadly closed !

Always pleasant staff. Good food and good quality tea and coffee with most food home made? We eat there regularly when we are in chichester

I like this Cafe so much.It is a Cafe - rather than a restaurant, but the food never disappoints.Freddie (our server) was charming and efficient. Good food, reasonably priced.Worth seeking out.

My mother and I stumbled across this place whilst walking around Chichester and we are very glad we did! The waiters were lovely and very cheerful, they made the atmosphere very relaxed. We had walnut quiche with potatoes and salad and it was delicious. Inside the decor is quaint and tastefully designed. Overall, this is a responsibly priced restaurant which offers a lovely dining experience. What a find!

Staff helpful. We were very happy with the food and service and would be happy to go again when in the area.

we left it until the last minute and found a gem, because it is out of the way they had space for lunch it was very good and the service was good will go again now we found it!!

a very pleasant premisestaff, 10 out 0f 10food - quality, choice and valuespecials for mothers day etc a wonderful experience Really worth a visit

We had our second visit to this cafe/restaurant today and both visits have been very good. The staff are very friendly, and helpful. The food is very well presented,tasty and arrived quicker than expected. The decore is very present,clean and fresh looking. I think this will now be my favourite eating place for lunch times or for coffee and cake.

Popped in for a quick Cuppa, to find Cafe was in the process of closing. We apologised and went to leave when the Patron said he was there for a long time still, and was delighted to serve us. We had a pot of tea and and two (enormous) portions of delicious home made cake complete with pleas to take our time as he wasn't going anywhere. Alltogether a delightful experience in a town where many places have a tendancy to vacuum round your feet half an hour before closing time. 10/10 for excellent customer service.

We visited this cafe for a light lunch after seeing it advertised on the Times Plus website. The food was beautifully prepared and of good value and the staff pleasant and attentive. An added bonus was that we received a 25% discount with our Times Plus membership card. We will definitely use this as our lunch stop when we are next in Chichester.

Good food at a reasonable price, service a bit slow but the place was very busy and all tables taken so allowances must be madeCheerful staff

We needed a sandwich and a coffee. We couldn't have chosen a better cafe. The service was professional and friendly, the sandwiches and soup really fresh and tasty and all very reasonable. The atmosphere was buzzing and welcoming. I thoroughly recommend.

From what my wife tells me (she has been here before but I haven't) the food is good, however we never got that far! Visited on a busy Monday after Christmas so you would think they could have predicted that and had enough staff and food....sat down and after 10-15 minutes we eventually got served. On picking two dishes we then got told both had run out....in frustration we got up and left. Suggest they 1. Get the staffing right for busy periods, and 2. Get enough food in to meet demand Will give this place a wide berth in future....a pity because last time apparently it was quite good.

Went here for a sandwich, cake and pot of tea. Although the cafe was busy, service was pretty fast. Staff were polite and friendly. Sandwich was fresh and nicely presented, cake was a generous portion, also fresh. The place was clean and each table was cleared as soon as a customer had left. Prices very reasonable.

We go to Little London cafe each time we visit Chichester, this is almost weekly and for the last 4 years. Not only is the food superb, the service is warm and efficient. Earlier this year my husband had to have his left leg amputated...this has changed our life quite drastically, but we were determined to still have our weekly trip to Little London......this has only been possible with the wonderful help of the owner Andy and his staff......they help me get my husband in and make sure he has enough room for his wheelchair .....thank you.....see you tomorrow so get the coffee on!

Stopped here for brunch with a friend on a Saturday morning ~ I had Eggs Benedict and she had Eggs Florentine, though we only knew that was an option as I had emailed beforehand to check their vegetarian options. They have a wide selection of leaf teas, and the lunch menu and cakes looked quite good too, though we didn't partake. Friendly service, nice atmosphere, a little hard to find as it was back off the beaten track a little, but that meant it wasn't crowded even on a Saturday. Nice place to visit, would definitely go again.

Ce restaurant permet une pause pendant le shopping. La nourriture est bonne et typique. Le service est chaleureux et agréable. Le cadre est aussi agréable.

Another Wonderful little find, in the Centre of Chichester just off the main thoroughfare a nice warm welcome a fresh menu what's more the price was right......And a choice of REAL TEA.

We met some friends and rather than cook lunch at home, we decided to eat out and what a good choice Little London was. The salmon and prawn risotto was tasty and moist. Andy, the chef, was attentive and the waitresses jovial and friendly. Sticky toffee pudding is always a favorite. Thanks

Food: I've had lunch here just the once and it was very enjoyable. Liver, bacon and mash with vegetables and gravy, served piping hot. It was satisfying although the liver was a tad dry. I had expected the liver and bacon to be fried but it wasn't, this is more my fault for not checking first but it would have been helpful if they had given some clue first. Fried liver is delicious, the liver here was just OK. The rest of the menu was mostly old fashioned English fare, a little pricey but not overly so (my lunch was £7.95). There is the option of brunch. Their range of cakes here is wonderful, my favourite was the apricot slice. Service: Friendly and helpful enough, non-intrusive. Environment and atmosphere: The place was nice enough, clean with wood furniture. There are two rooms at the back that one can eat in, one with tablecloths and one without. I don't know what the difference is apart from that. As for atmosphere, it was very quiet but then it was a late lunch. Perhaps everything livens up in the evening?

Andy's Little London cafe is brilliant, either for brunch, lunch or after-noon tea.The atmosphere is buzzy, and I like the continental touch of daily newspapers to read.The food is very good, and reasonably priced, and the staff are friendly and smiley.Come & visit - you won't be disappointed!

We were in need of tea and although it had officially closed the manager let us in and served us very happily. There was a very good range of cakes and the tea was of excellent quality all at a very good price. It is homely with home cooking - definitely worth a visit.

Fist visit for a few years and obviously changed hands. Not a change for the better, but different. That said, waitress was wonderful, polite, helpful. Still serving team made from leaves yippee, good to see. Food we had was tasty and well presented. Changed? yes, everything changes over time. Still the place I make for when in Chichester, all my best wishes for continuing success.

I called in here with my son for hot chocolate each, it was near the end of the day and had a nice evening atmosphere, friendly staff and good hot chocolate. I will call again.

I visited this traditional English tearoom with my daughter for lunch, the sandwiches and drinks were excellent along with the service. The coffee was very good. As neither of us were very hungary they let us share the sandwich on two plates yet still gave us two salads. I've visted this restaurant off and on since 1986 and it is still pretty much the same good quality.

Good coffee and friendly service and the naughties looked great but I resisted! Never seems too busy and as it is set back from the main thoroughfare it is a little haven.

I often come here for lunch whenever I'm in Chichester as I like the place a lot. It's a nice place that does amongst other things a very good range of rarebits, with their traditional Welsh rarebit being lovely, and served with a great homemade tomato chutney.In addition, their tea is always done properly, i.e. with loose-leaf tea and with a tea strainer - so rare these days but you really do notice the difference, a much better cup of tea here than anywhere else in Chichester that I've tried.The café is clearly clean and well-looked after, although the extension area out the back with the glass roof can be rather dark and glum if it's an overcast day.The location of the café is a off East Street and perhaps as a result does not get quite the number of customers that it deserves. Overall, this place is a lovely place for a lunch or afternoon tea.

We came at around 4-4.30ish and the girl out front obviously wanted to go home, so she should have just told us they were closing. The food was rushed and watery (I had pasta) and the fishcakes were incredibly salty. It's a shame because the property's so lovely but the food was awful.

Cafe near the centre of Chichester, serving both lunches and evening meals. Friendly service with a clean and bright interior but not particularly cosy. The lunch menu had a reasonable range of choice, and looked home-cooked, but I didn't feel it was particularly tasty. The vegetables and side salad could have been more interesting (no butter or seasoning on the potatoes) and the quiche was a little runny and rather bland. The tea and cake were standard fare, but better done and so better value for money.A nice place, but don't expect anything too special from the food.

Little London serves quality food at reasonable prices, and the wine was excellent.A brilliant place - and I recommend it unreservedly, as the whole experience was faultless, and there aren't many places one can say that about!

Fast becoming one of my favourite places to eat in Chichester. Main menu is complemented by specials board, and they do a variety of speciality teas. Would strongl recommend.

My husband and I made straight for this lovely tea room when we visited Chichester today for the first time in 6 years. It was immediately obvious that the place had changed hands. A very nice girl was serving and she said it was sold two years ago (2008) and it became obvious that things had not changed for the better. When we used to go there were 3 ladies serving and you were met by a stack of home-made scones to name just one of the delights. We used to go regularly before we moved away and the place was always full - not so today. My coffee was full of grounds whilst being weak at the same time and the scones, which were now under cling film in a refrigerated cabinet, were ghastly. The atmosphere was melancholy and miserable. We shall not be going again.

An award wining tea rooms apparently and I'd say it's ok, but not my favourite by far.