Six Bells in Arun - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

This pub is currently closed down. This was not shown on trip advisor and therefore we had a completely wasted journey. Not impressed.

We were on the nearby campsite so we went here for dinner. Quiet that evening but wonderful food and attentive service. Meals arrived promptly, beautifully cooked and well presented. We went back on our second night and everything was just as good as our first night. Hoping to return later this year.

Visited here Boxing day 2021 for lunch with my wife and a close friend. We were met by the landlord Alex and were shown to our table by the open fire. We soon had our drinks and had ordered our starters, I had the Haddock and prawn gratin which was absolutely brilliant and tasty. The other two had deep fried Brie which they loved. For main course I had Steak and ale pie, again tasty and the steak was so tender ( the pie is only pastry on top but still nice). My wife had the Salmon, and our friend had slow cooked belly of pork with amazing crackling. All 3 meals were great and our experience here was very pleasant. If you are in the vicinity then try a meal here, you won`t be disappointed, and it is so quaint there.

Food was very fresh and delicious. Good choice. Nothing fussy. Just good English cuisine. Booked a table without any problem. They allow dogs ( not that we have one ) but I know many people do. Short walk from campsite

While staying at the caravan site round the corner we asked what the six bells was like and were told it was only open at weekends. This turned out not to be true, when we finally nearly a week after arriving rang them up they said they were open every day except Monday. So if you want to go then please check with the pub. It is certainly worth a visit, the food was wonderful and the service excellent. We were so cross we hadn’t checked earlier.

Whilst staying on the campsite round the corner we decided to pop in for a meal. We hadn't booked but the landlord managed to squeeze us in, with our dog. Friendly, welcoming staff and delicious food. Highly recommend visiting this pub!

After a long drive and a lovely day we were looking forward to a good meal. We recommend this place by the place we were staying as it was the only pub that serves food. We found the staff to be very friendly and accommodating the quality of the food was outstanding you could taste absolutely everything. They can help I would recommend as well as pollution. The freshness of the vegetables and the taste of the gravy, was a wonderful combination that is hard to find. Would thoroughly recommend this place and would definitely visit again when in the area.

Welcoming and considerate staff. Fantastic food. Nice menu choice. Everyone very happy. Couldn’t have been a better experience.

This was our second visit to the pub. Both on Sunday’s. The food was absolutely gorgeous. The roast beef was cooked to perfection, slightly pink which is how we prefer it and it just melted in the mouth. Really tasty roast potatoes and lovely fresh veggies. The service was very attentive, they noticed when we needed more drinks and the waitress that served us last night was really happy and smiley. The rest of the staff were friendly and efficient. It’s a real gem!

If I hadn’t got the details and address from Trip Advisor I wouldn’t have found this pub, as there was only a small board outside it. The staff were welcoming, friendly and efficient.The Sunday roasts were excellent and the scampi the best that I have ever had, although the chips with them were just ordinary. .The desserts were delicious.

Used the Six Bells for two evening meals just before the second lockdown. On the first occasion we were the only two people in the pub. This was not a problem as we were made to feel very welcome and had a great choice of meals which were delicious. With a lovely open fire it had a very cosy atmosphere. The second visit was two days later when the pub was much busier and the welcome, service and food was just as good. We will visit again.

Had a meal here with 4 friends on a sat evening. Food was very good and generous size portions. Had a smaller appetite main course which was plenty and then a syrup sponge pudding with custard -this was also a generous size. Staff were helpful and service good. Toilets are very clean and when you go in you lock the door so there is only one person in there at a time...very good idea...although you can go in with members of your own party.

Saturday evening meal. Lovely food - we had stuffed mushrooms, chicken liver pate, rib eye steak & haddock & chips. All very tasty. Service very good & friendly. Perfect for anyone staying at the camp site as only a few minutes walk. Would recommend.

Myself and my Husband have visited this evening after booking a Table. From booking by phone to arrival all the staff were welcoming and very friendly. The food was great. All safety measures were in place. Will hopefully visit again, well worth the visit.

On holiday and just googled restaurants. Six bells came up food was great. There was 7 of us and all throughly enjoyed our meal starters mains and pudding. Good value for money Not fine dining but really good pub grub. Would highly recommend 😃

Looked around for somewhere to eat , nothing fancy just dinner and out and came up with six bells. Read the menu before so had an idea of what I would order. A big fan of chicken liver pate but generally disappointed with the home made thing and it rarely is. Tonight it was and it was amazing, followed by steak ale and mushroom pie really good start to finish. My husband had the mushrooms followed by the rib eye Really nice food

It was my birthday and it rained all day. We were staying next door so booked a table and the rain went away for the short walk. We wore masks but the staff didn't. There was hand sanitiser close to the entrance. We sat next to the fireplace. For starters we had a seafood platter which was very nice. We had lamb shanks for main and a meat pie. I had a ribeye steak which was large and tender. I couldn't manage the chips and veg as am not a big eater. It was my first meal out since lockdown. We didn't try the lovely sounding desserts because I had a birthday cake "at home". We left through the back garden as per instructions. It was too dark to see the garden. It was a nice meal. I feel some renovations might brighten things up, although it must be cosy on a wintery night.

A telephone call was answered immediately and a table was booked, lovely old pub with low beams and open fires. Ample parking at the rear and a quaint garden. Careful of one bench however, its a little rotten. We enjoyed our scampi with chips & a side salad plus a perfect jacket spud packed with Tuna & Sweetcorn. The pub is in a 30mph zone so exiting the car park is stress free. A wonderful welcome and you bet we will return soon for a couple of plughmans lunches.

Beautifully cooked filet and lamb shank, wider and more interesting menu than anything we saw in Arundel, friendly staff for our kids, best food we had all weekend

We called on here for a drink and a bite to eat. On arrival the staff were friendly. We ordered drink then went into the garden, I don’t want to be too harsh but I must say for a place that has been closed for 3 months everything was over grown, (I would have used this time to get everything spick and spam ready for opening) The garden furniture was rotten and unkempt apart from one new piece. We had a meal, two roast beef dinners and to be honest I couldn’t fault it, roast potatoes and veg were very nice, the only thing I would say is not everyone likes their beef pink! My husband loved, it especially when I handed him mine. I know I have a mouth and I could have asked for it well done! I suppose this is the norm now pink beef. An option would have been nice. Inside the restaurant looked tired and would benefit from a lick of paint. Would I go back. Probably not only because there needs to be a lot of improvement inside and out to make it more welcoming.

Fantastic! I eat out a lot and this is somewhere that I have been to in the past and felt disappointed, but now times have changed. The landlord and landlady are both genuine, friendly and attentive! We had a family meal and met at the pub at different times the staff were welcoming and we were made to feel at home! What a change! I’ve eaten here in the past (many years ago) and the food was mediocre at best, and I had my concerns this time! All unfounded, the food was fantastic, the atmosphere warm and our meal was not rushed! We were the last to leave after the lunchtime sittings (they close for a few hours in the afternoon between 2:30pm and 5:30pm) this was not an issue we stayed beyond 2:30pm and was not made to feel in the way! I’ve booked for an upcoming family celebration (while I was there) I was so impressed and I’m really looking forward to trying more from the menu!! Just make sure you try it!!

I've been here a few times to eat and I must say I cannot fault it. The staff are great the food is home cooked, really good value and absolutely delicious. The landlord makes everyone feel at home the drinks aren't too expensive and I will always go back there.

This is a pub that I used to pass on a daily basis on my way to work but I’d never crossed the threshold. Unknown to me previously, there is a car park at the rear of the pub as well as parking to the front.On a chilly wet February evening the pub was very welcoming. We had a table for four set up next the the fireplace which was just what the doctor ordered for the weather conditions.The staff and landlord were all very welcoming and friendly. Our drinks order and then food order were both taken promptly. There was a good selection of draught beers, larger and cider for the gentle men whilst the ladies enjoyed a cool wine. We all skipped what looked like delicious starters and went straight to the mains. We all chose something different but agreed how good the food was.Three of our party felt too full to go for a dessert but the fourth member enjoyed teasing us with her gorgeous tasting dessert. The remaining members of our party either went for a large Irish coffee or a straight white coffee.We will return again hopefully having a chance to get into the dessert!

Just had a fantastic Sunday Lunch at the Six Bells at Lyminster. Lovely home cooked food of excellent quality, good friendly service and lovely atmosphere. Pleased to support a traditional local pub.

Nice starter - Sizeable Brie parcel, toast and chutney. We all thoroughly enjoyed our three different main meals - sirloin steak (cooked as requested), belly pork and lamb shank. Good selection of vegetables, well cooked and presented. Tasty puddings. Two bitters on offer - Doom Bar & London Pride. I had the Pride - well kept - good to drink. Wines - plenty of choice. Non-alcoholic beer available. Pub was extremely quiet for a Saturday but it was chilly January evening half way between pay days. That didn’t spoil anything. Will call again when visiting the area.

Had lunch here. As usual food was lovely. Beautifully cooked and well presented. Good menu and friendly staff and owner goes that extra mile to make you feel welcome. Already booked again for lunch.

This beautiful little restaurant always delivers! The interior is quaint and cosy with stunning beams and a large inglenook fire. The staff always tend to our every need - upon arriving on our most recent visit, the lovely chef even took our coats at the door! Whenever we visit, I always enjoy a roast dinner. The portions are generous, the vegetables are cooked to perfection and the home made Yorkshire puddings are to die for. I have consumed many a roast dinner in my lifetime, but few top the ones I have enjoyed at The Six Bells. This restaurant is a little gem and a sure family favourite - we will be returning very soon!

We were staying at the CAMC nearby and decided to come for an evening meal. Great old fashioned inn with a roaring log fire. We both had started and main course but sadly had no room for deserts so a good excuse to return again. The food was beautifully presented but more importantly was delicious. The landlord was very friendly and a local couple who are obviously regulars arrived to play dominoes for the evening and made us feel so welcome within their conversation. Without doubt we will return again.

What a shame food was ok Much smaller inside than I thought it would beThe place was very cold so had to keep my coat on I felt it also needed a tidy up a bit tatty ladies toilet didn't have hot water and looked like it needed to be decorated

We had our Littlehampton Miniature Railway Christmas meal here on Saturday with 34 of us plus there another event with 24. All our meals came out on time and with hot plates. Everyone without exception said they had a fantastic meal with fabulous service. Well done Six Bells you exceeded our expectations and will be back next year

Family consisting of 6 adults, 1 toddler and 1 dog had lunch Saturday and Sunday at this very friendly comfortable pub. All meals most enjoyable and friendly owners, will certainly visit again if holidaying in the area again.

Our first visit to this pub almost didn’t go in as didn’t look appealing from the outside however never judge a book by its cover. Pleasantly surprised and were greeted by warm and welcoming staff into a traditional style pub, log fire and oak beams. Took part in the Spirit Radio pub quiz and had a thoroughly good time. We didn’t eat but observed some inviting food so will definitely return to eat.

Went last night for a family meal for my son's birthday. We were all impressed with our meals, they were delicious (the sticky toffee pudding was awesome!) Very friendly waitress too.

This is a super little country pub, unassuming visually from the outside but a warm and accommodating welcome on the inside, no heirs and graces, but polite and friendly service with a manageable menu that allows them to concentrate on the food offered and not put the kitchen under pressure that would distract from producing a very good meal, which I’m pleased to say we had. This was a spontaneous stop for us and we were glad we made it.

Visited on a quiet wedsnesday lunch time in Oct, as other people have said drove pass and missed at first, visiting because of the good reviews and wanted a lunch in the area. Lovely warm welcome for hosts, and a great menu , hard to choose with such great choice , the food was Fanastic, the best liver and bacon ever tasted, the veg served with the pie was 1st class , recommend to all and will be back . Thank you for a lovely meal .

Drove right past the place heading to Littlehampton. Not very well signposted for drivers. We stayed just 5 mins away and had 3 great evening meals. The pub is dog friendly and has a great beer garden and parking at the rear too.

Surprisingly quiet on a lovely Saturday lunchtime. Good pub food, friendly and very accommodating service. Mum and dad both had the ham and eggs - which was excellent - followed by very generous sticky toffee pudding. I had a very good steak pie - and was much too full for anything else! Good value - a good find!

Great food sat in a wonderful pub very good sticky toffee pudding sunday roast beet wonderfully moist vegetables to die for

Had a lovely meail with family. Grand daiughter wanted the Steak pie and the chef kidnlt produced a smaller portion. The plaice with crabmeat and lobstre sauce was amazing. Lovely staff. WIll visit again.

Sunday lunch after a busy working week needs to be a relaxed affair with good food and a friendly comfortable atmosphere..... If you look for that in a pub then The Six Bells hits the spot perfectly. Great Sunday Roast, good veggie and fish alternatives and generous helpings. One of the best Sunday Roasts I've had for many a year and lovely owners and staff make sure you feel at home. Looking forward to going back soon.

Visited here last night. Welcoming staff/owners ... I can recommend the lasagne and have been thinking about the fracipan pudding all day. Top notch food and a great atmosphere. Thank you.

My wife and I had a great meal in here at the weekend. The food was excellent and service and staff very friendly and very good. We shall be back.

7 of us ate here on a Sunday evening. Lots of choice and all the food was delicious. Very efficient staff! Would return next time we are in the area. Potato dauphinois was gorgeous!

We we're visiting the campsite very close. Eat there twice. Both times food was excellent con recommended the fillet steak. Would definitely go back.

What a great experience calling into the 6 Bells after passing it so often.

We have read very mixed reviews about this pub but have eaten there several times over the last couple of years. We are always impressed by the size of the portions and have enjoyed a range of different dishes. The beer is good and our dog is always welcomed. During the recent weekend we ate there twice and particularly enjoyed the roast dinner. The veg were very fresh and well cooked and the beef was lovely and tender. The pub itself is slightly quirky but this does not detract from the quality of the food served.

I was a little apprehensive having read a couple of recent negative reviews but booked Sunday evening anyway as they serve traditional British fare on a night few other restaurants do.

There is a first time for everything. And what I mean by that, is that I’ve never experienced such awkward, inadequate and appalling service. Me, my partner, (she is vegetarian) her brother and Dad, visited here for some lunch. Painting the picture for you. We entered through the rear of the building, with no signage to suggest any sort of entrance, we chanced it and found the entrance via the back as stated. Upon entering, we were greeted by a waitress asking if we booked a table. We did not, so they went off to see if they had a table available for the 4 of us. Whilst waiting several minutes, within that timeframe we were asked if we’d like to get some drinks. It was just myself and my partners dad that ordered a drink, and the (what we believe to be) landlady named Tracey had given my partner and her brother a funny look for not wanting a drink. Once me and her dad had received our drinks, a group of customers came in. They were warmly greeted and received drinks and seated before us. Fair enough if they reserved a table. Once we were seated, my partner had seen that there was only 1 vegetarian option available on the Mains section, which she did not want, and preferred to not eat anything. This was because, I asked a passing waitress if there were any vegetarian options, and that was the only one available. I understand that it was Father’s Day and it was most likely a temporary set menu. However, when it states on trip advisor itself that it’s vegetarian friendly, we didn’t expect that. More to the point, we asked if we’d like to order by the waitress, and we asked for a few more minutes. The landlady Tracey came over to take our order. Myself, my partners brother and dad wanted to order and not my partner as mentioned. However, Tracey said something along the lines of “ i can’t have a table for four people, only ordering three meals and two drinks”. This came across very rudely, and we were speechless. Our response was, that there were limited vegetarian options and my partner didn’t want what was offered on that menu. Tracey suggested something off of the starter menu, minus the cheese because my partner cannot have cheese, insisting she orders something, again coming across very aggressive this time. Anyhow, the offer was refused, and Tracey said she’ll just put the order through and snatched the menus from the table. After discussing what just happened, we decided to leave and take our custom elsewhere. As we were we leaving, we told the waitress why. (Because of the poor service) and left with Tracey, hearing and asking if we were going to pay for the drinks, that we already bought at the bar, in which she served us. Also, over £9.00 for 2 pints, definitely over charged? Given my partners family is from Eastern Europe, I’d assume she is a xenophobe. Because, why was everyone else served in such a warm and great manner?

My wife and I were staying at Littlehampton Caravan and Motorhome Club site and one of the nearest pubs is the Six Bells. We went on Saturday night for dinner which was OK.

Not our first visit to this lovely little pub. Fabulous food, reasonable prices. Great for a lunchtime snack or full al-a-carte meal. And they allow well behaved dogs. Thank you

Staying at nearby Caravan Club site and lady in reception recommended this place. We walked around and walked in with no booking and no forward call on a Thursday early evening. They were very welcoming and seated us quickly. Service was excellent, friendly, attentive and the food was superb. We shared the baked Camembert and then I had liver & bacon and my wife had the steak & pie with dauphinois potatoes and lots of fresh well cooked vegetables for us to share.

Called this morning to make a booking and got an answerphone message saying nobody was available.

My wife and I decided to book for a Tuesday evening as it was her birthday . I'm glad we did . The staff were so friendly and nothing was any trouble . The food was out of this world . Delicious and very hot not like some restaurants that are just warm . Will definitely be back . Would highly recommend.

My husband and I were staying at the nearby caravan site and celebrated our wedding anniversary at the Six Bells. We were very fortunate to have such a lovely venue so close to where we were staying. The food was superb and couldn’t fault it.

We visited the Six Bells with friends for Sunday lunch following a recommendation by friends and booked a table in advance. Is easy to find on the main road to Littlehampton off the A27 at Crossbush. Very busy and an extensive menu with most roast joint meats available.

What can I say this place is a lovely pub full of character! All the staff really friendly and welcoming and happy to welcome dogs. The food is the best pub food I have had for a long time my husband had the steak ale and mushroom pie and I had the chilli all homemade and beautiful! The sticky toffee pudding was amazing very light and well just lovely! Reasonable prices too! Would highly recommend this place!

We had the pleasure of visiting this wonderful pub for dinner and were over the moon that we were able to take our dog in too.

Lovely little pub great atmosphere and staff were very welcoming and accommodating great food very reasonable and dog friendly.

Popped into the Six Bells at Littlehampton, we found the staff very friendly and professional the food was excellent the drink selection was ample. We would like to recommend the Six Bells.

We went here for a meal with friends, expectations were high as although we hadn't been for some years it had been very good in the past... well where to start, from the appalling service to mediocre food it was a disappointment, on this experience there are far far better places to spend the evening. Sorry Six Bells but you aren't what you were.

Noticed The Six Bells on passing through the village and went in on the off chance they might be able to squeeze us in. They did far more than that accommodating a wheelchair and three hungry people. What a gem! Fabulous friendly service!!!! Wonderful roast lunch with all the trimmings and delicious desserts. We couldn’t have asked for more. We will certainly be coming back. A lovely gem of a pub!!!! Thoroughly recommend!!

We wanted to celebrate the end of a difficult project with a quick drink and light lunch. Four of us went to the six bells and were made very welcome in the lounge next to the big open fire. We were brought our drinks and ordered baked potatoes with various toppings. They were all generous portions and all of tbepotatoes were hot and well cooked. Very enjoyable and great service. Good beer and friendly atmosphere.

What more could one ask for than to have excellent food served in a charming 18th century pub?

We were staying at the nearby Caravan and Motorhome club site. What an excellent pub within five minutes on foot.

We decided to have a meal at a country pub. 3 of us on a Tuesday evening. A bit off the beaten track. First impression was of a delightful pub but perhaps a little tired looking. So wrong. Never mind the looks. The staff are so friendly. The beers are excellent. And the food is outstanding. We had Portobello mushrooms, battered prawns, liver, chilli and rice, creme brulee, and a cheeseboard (between us of course). Everything was perfect. Thoroughly enjoyed our evening. Well worth a visit.

i live only short distance from six bell, ive only been twice, but if i could i would go atleast once a week. the food is amazing, and i put that down to the fact it isn't a chain pub, we booked again for 6 people, for boxing day, it was busy, but still the service was not slow, and again the food was amazing, I have a jaw problem so cant eat badly cooked meats because of chewing, no prob here as the meat melts in your mouth .wonderful also very friendly, cant fault it.

I can’t understand the 5* reviews on here. Ambience, food and service distinctly average. 5/10. Nothing special, won’t be going back, sorry. One of the previous reviews refer to it being unchanged since the 1970s - totally spot on!

the food was very nice simple but done well the serve needed a little more work we felt but over all a lovely lunch thank you

Excellent restaurant. Service and food. Really good not like normal pub food. Would go again. Maybe for lunch.

Had a lovely meal tonight at the Six Bells. Food quality was excellent, the owners & staff very friendly and attentive. We had our young son with us, and they were able to cater for him on request, and nothing was too much trouble.

We were staying locally and sought out 'dog-friendly' pubs in the area – the Six Bells is one of these.

We called in on Saturday evening, just in the chance of maybe having an evening meal. We were really glad that we stayed to enjoy a delicious, well cooked meal. My husband had the liver and bacon - he said it was delicious. I have never seen him eat the vegetables like he did! He said they were amazing - in a delicious 'sauce'. What is the secret please? I had the small lasagne which wasn't 'small'. It had lovely coleslaw and a beautiful salad with it. We both enjoyed a drink or two and thought that it was reasonably priced for such a lovely meal in nice surroundings. Would definitely recommend and will return when we're next in the area. The staff were all very friendly and helpful.

In lovely warm sunshine, we sat outside under an umbrella and received excellent service and fare. Our host was warm polite and friendly. The prawn baguette was served in good time was well filled and tasted wonderful.

My Son, Son In Law & I had two very pleasant evenings in to Six Bells food was delicious and well served alll the staff made us truly welcome, would use again

Lovely Welcome and great staff, booked for a Sunday lunch great staff and service, and excellent meal

This chef knows how to cook a very good bleu steak and dauphanise potato dish. My husband had a more than enjoyable home made cheese and bacon burger. We will definately be back. Lovely staff.

After booking for Sunday lunch & getting a place (at short notice, on Father's Day) maybe I should have guessed - as everywhere else I'd tried was fully booked!

Would love to reveiw as it was recommend but we turned up at 14:00 hrs and it had sign outside saying "CLOSED LUNCH". Their website said it was open til 15:00 with last orders for food at 2.30.

We visited whilst staying at nearby campsite with friends. Had our dogs with us and they were made very welcome , we had an enjoyable evening. Friendly staff and food was good. We had prawns and mushrooms to start very tasty and good portions. The main course we had fish and chips, chilli and the sea bass again very nice and well cooked. Drink wise a bottle of pino for £18 which is not unreasonable as well a beer.

Went to this pub as a treat as the menu looked good, the food was mediocre and wine by the glass a total rip off, , we had 4 glasses which cost £6.80 a glass, totally unacceptable when there are so many other reasonable venues locally, shall never go back and want to let everyone know that if they go there they will be very disappointed.

We were stopping at the caravan club site next door and had pre-booked to go here for dinner. Our table was in the main bar area not in the restaurant and we had to wait a long time for our order to be taken. To be fair once we had ordered the food it came very quickly. My wife had prawns which were apparently delicious, I had the battered fish and chips which was ruined for me by the presence of bones in the fish and the chips were under cooked.

The Six Bells, a 10-minute walk from the Blakedene B&B;, is a warm and friendly country pub that serves the most delicious home-cooked English food. It's cozy atmosphere is why visitors come to enjoy the meal, the beer garden and the evening in this historic 300 year old flint building. Definitely worth the walk down the road!

Booked this pub for its close proximity to our caravan site......what a wonderful place!!!!! Lovely little,old fashioned and friendly welcoming pub!!!......spoilt for chloice on the menu !!!! What we did order was excellent !!! Will definvisit again when next in this area !!!! THANKYOU for your hospitality !

Second visit with disabled friend and nothing was too much trouble . Placed ramp at door for her. Lovely people who make you feel so welcome. Food lovely and always served attractively. Couldn’t recommend it more.

My wife and I are spending a few days with our two granddaughters a few doors down from the pub and called in for lunch. It is a very nice traditional pub. The service is friendly and efficient. I had roast beef which was pink, tender and delicious. Pubs get it so wrong but here is a chef who can cook. A good pub lunch for a change!

We wanted to take my sis in law somewhere special for her birthday & it was as fabulous as ever. They live in Essex & we normally just go to one of the locals in Rustington, when they visit.

Came for lunch with disabled friend. Owners couldn’t have been more helpful. Very friendly. Food was lovely, hot and good sized portions. Lovely decor and homely,

We were staying at the Littlehampton Caravan Club site and found this pub by accident. The food is fabulous and a reasonable price, the service is excellent with all the staff really welcoming and friendly and the atmosphere is great with brilliant background music that got us reminiscing about our 70's youth! We loved it so much that we booked in at the campsite again the following weekend just so we could go back.

Booked a table and was able to take out Labrador in too which is great! Food was delicious especially the desserts! Banoffee pie to die for. Creme Brulee a triumph and the Chocolate Brownie was incredible! Lovely waitress who was on a trial shift but very helpful and efficient.

In 40 years of eating out on a Wednesday night I've never left my beer. The first pint was Doom bar and was disgusting. I mentioned it to barman who Changed it straight away telling me the cleaner was still in it from cleaning the pipes, my replacement was better but not good so I ordered a pint of lager for my second pint. This was equally undrinkable so I left it. On a brighter note the food was good I had a t bone steak with dauphinois potatoes and veg 10/10 unfortunately I will not recommend or go back. Good luck but please you need to up your game or get out of this trade.

We were visiting the Littlehampton Caravan and Motorhome Club site and the Managers suggested the Six Bells just around the corner.

We had a drink here yesterday afternoon and dined here tonight. The food was fantastic. I had a Portabello mushroom stuffed with Gorgonzola and served with crispy Pancetta, followed by calves liver with sauté potatoes, which was fantastic. Highly recommended.

Enjoyed a splendid Sunday lunch at the Six Bells.

Excellent food, piping hot and very good value. Lacking a little finesse in places, but overall very charming and would definitely return.

I've given the Six Bells one star because I had to give it something. We were going to have a drink and/or eat here while staying nearby but it wasn't open on the two occasions we tried. These were at 5.30 on a Saturday and 4.00 on a Sunday. There was no indication of opening times that we could see.

We visited this charming pub on 31st July with 2 friends and were more than impressed, the welcome and the food were 1st class, we shall definitely be returning

Traffic jam on A27, getting nowhere and becoming hungry, we turned off towards Littlhampton in the hope of finding somewhere to eat. Came to this unpreposessing looking pub and debated whether to stop. Thank goodness we did. Great food, great welcome, lovely ambience good value. All pluses no minuses. As we regularly travel the A27, this is firmly on our list of great places to eat!!

We came here in the evening as it's only 5 mins walk from the Caravan club campsite and it had been pouring with rain since lunchtime. It was well worth braving the rain. The meals were superb, we had the plaice with crabmeat and the lamb shank. For dessert Eton mess and Banoffee pie, all homemade - very nice. Will come here again when we can. Highly recommended

Had great meal out last night - we took friends who have never been before - my friend had fish , her husband the pie - my husband had the steak and I had the calves liver - which I have every time and it is always absolutely delicious . The food is hot , all freshly cooked - well presented and lovely fresh vegetables - the staff are welcoming and friendly - a great place to go the pub is quaint has nice garden and plenty of seating inside - would highly recommend - parking available at the back - just good honest well cooked food

I have only given 5 stars with this review because it is not possible to award 6 stars !!Some background – last weekend my wife and I were staying at a caravan park just over the road from the Six Bells in Lyminster, near Arundel and Littlehampton and had enjoyed visiting the pub on several previous occasions, albeit not for a few years. Our daughter and son-in-law live in nearby Ferring and we took them to the Six Bells for dinner last Saturday.The meal was so outstanding that my wife and I returned on both Sunday and Monday for two further superb meals.Why was it so good? A mixture of wonderful food and outstanding hospitality from Landlord Alex and wife Jo. I must also add that on Saturday Natalie looked after us and she was possibly the most professional and outstanding server we have ever had anywhere!The pub itself is lovely and old fashioned with wooden beams and also a large garden – I believe there is a function room as well for larger parties.And now the food……….this was not pub food but restaurant standard food which would have graced any top restaurant in London. Amongst the dishes we had over the three visits, the slow roasted belly of pork with apple and sage mash stood out. Pan fried fillet of plaice stuffed with crab meat was another my wife loved as I did with a salmon and prawn pasta in a lobster cream sauce.The starters were gorgeous and included butterfly prawns and wild mushrooms in a filo basket with a white wine cream and herb sauce.It was very clear that Alex had worked in top establishments in London as the food was simply outstandingly good and, as I said, of restaurant standard not your conventional pub food (although you can have some pub staples such as scampi or ham, egg and chips.)We were made to feel extremely welcome in this lovely establishment and I can only highly recommend it to locals and visitors to the area.We look forward to returning soon!