Little Luckes in Chichester

This quirky café is located in a fairly idyllic South Downs village, surrounded by lovely old houses. We went for coffee and cake; we both had the enormous pistachio croissants. Coffee was very well made and service was very prompt. When we visited the staff were putting up Christmas decorations, so the seating area was full of people, and it was difficult to navigate around the tables. A small point, but the menus consisted of a wad of sheets of paper with options for coffee on the top sheet, and lunch on those below; it would have been nice to look through and think about whether we might return for lunch another time, but they were swiftly whisked away. A full menu on a large laminated sheet might be better. I had hoped to buy a few 'stocking fillers' from the items for sale on the shelves, but they were all so expensive as to be out of my price range. While there make sure to visit the fascinating 14th-century church of St Mary and St Gabriel just up the hill, which contains many extraordinary monuments and much stained glass.

Lush food, very friendly service well recommend!!!

Finally stopped for a bite to eat @BobsDinerChichester today, great food,price and staff and a loyalty card to boot 👍 well worth the stop.

A really good coffee served here, pokey, small independent cafe. Can be busy but that shpuld be a hint,.its a good place to get a coffee....

We found Potter's on a trip to the Pagham local nature reserve. We both had crab rolls which were excellent. They fill the roll with a good amount of crab and nice addition of a few crisps. And all served up in compostable boxes and bags, brilliant!Friendly, cheerful staff too.A nice find.Thank you!