Tea Room at The Corn Store in Horsham - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Stopped here on Sunday lunch time, everyone enjoyed their sandwiches & cake which were really good Nice friendly staff

A beautiful spot right on the river. The Corn Store is full of fun things to browse in the antiques shop and delicious things to eat in the tearoom. I’m lucky to live locally and visit often with my husband and young son. Helen and her team do a wonderful job!

Wonderful place for a good mooch around Helen’s gorgeous store. Always wondered where she went after Home To Roost in Horsham quite a few years back-lovely to see you Helen. We visited yesterday and had a lush coffee & cake. Welcoming staff and just a great change from high street shopping! Bought a few treasures for my home. Highly recommended and will return very soon.

Visited with a friend, very friendly staff; good coffee and delicious shortbread. Had a lovely time browsing all the wonderful items in the shop. Had a great chat with Helen the owner. Will go back soon and would definitely recommend. Prices very reasonable. Bernice.

The owner is very rude. If there is noise she will shake her head making you feel really bad being there. She makes you rush and get out. She thinks that kids and animals should not make any noise.

the corn store pulborough the lady's behind the till in cafe were lovely but old lady behind till In shop was horrible. today we went into the cafe and ask if parrots were allowed in the staff behind the till said yes as long as they don't fly. we said that's fine as they don't fly but we're in bird bags anyway. we sat down, spent a fair bit of money, then before we were leaving the old stuck up lady said you aren't allowed in here anymore as your bird screeched twice and other customers were annoyed. we asked the other customers if our birds were annoying them and they all said we didn't even realise you had birds in here. when actually they have all double doors open with screaming motor bikes going passed so you can't hear eachother talk and the lorry's are vivrating the whole place. she gave us horrible eye contact the whole time to make us feel uncomfortable. I said to the lady you've let dogs in here what happens if they bark? sh replied with they will be kicked out too if they bark and same wih noisy children. food was awful (which I'm more than happy to diguss) she was very rude and we was spoken to disgustingly. There were 6 people that's happy to vouch my opinion so more than happy to explain further. so please be aware this is not an animal or children friendly place.

This is a great place for breakfast, lunch or afternoon tea. It’s a delightful setting, there is seating inside and out, and the food and drinks are superb. The friendly service just made the whole experience very rewarding, and I highly recommend it. I was pleased to see a Mum er of breakfast options, including granola with yogurt and fruit as well as the usual full-English. Great choice of lunches, sandwiches, and cakes.

Beautiful little tea room by the river, outside seating, stopped for a coffee and bit of cake, not the cheapest but beautifully presented and the cake was lovely, friendly staff, and has a Antique gift shop to, If passing would highly recommend dropping in for a bite to eat…

Parking is difficult, but if you can overcome that, then you get a friendly welcome and a range of delicious cakes. Next time we shall go for lunch. The larger part of the premises is used as display cabinets for collectibles/knick knacks etc.

Everything about this business is a delight Lovely store full of treasures (old & new) Gorgeous tea room (great coffee!) delicious lunches and a good selection of cakes an scone straight out of the oven Topped by friendly and efficient service A little gem on the River and beats anything Storrington has to offer

Actually I’ve dropped in on a couple of occasions. All the staff are fantastically helpful and great personalities. The younger girl often serving us brilliant and a lot of places could learn from her. Food is very good so no reason not to return

We visited after a kayak along the river. One meat eater and a GF veggie. Great choice of sandwiches for lunch, generous portions and lovely service. The best egg mayo on gf bread for me and the side salad was just delicious. We took cakes home and omg...the gf lemon and elderberry cake was sublime!! We will be back.

Popped in for a late lunch. My husband had tuna mayo and tomato on white bread. I had mozzarella, sun dried tomato and pesto on granary and it was mouth-wateringly good. Crisps and salad on the side. Think the cornstore have changed their coffee brand, I’m loving their coffee now!

Lovely lunches, cakes and coffee. Great place to search for little bargains and antiques in the gift ship.

We found this place after a lovely walk and enjoyed a light lunch and coffee. The staff were friendly and the food was delicious and fresh. The interesting shop attached was an added bonus, I left with some lovely gifts and cards.

Warm and friendly welcome, good ambiance, and excellent lunch. Both had sandwiches which were well presented and delicious. Good place to relax and enjoy savoury and sweet food and the cakes looked inviting. Recommend.Parking not ash but there is apparently some space over the bridge.

I come here regularly as the cakes are amazing and the sandwiches always fresh. I was shocked to read the previous review as I treat myself to a slice of cake whenever I go and it has never been stale. I love the atmosphere in this little tearoom. I used to take my little dog in there with me but they no longer allow dogs which is a shame but I respect their choice. Take a visit , you wont be disappointed.

That’s it we’ve given up!When Gemma had this lovely tearoom it was absolutely spotless, warm,fresh and cozy.Sadly today it has become grubby, cold,soulless,and the portion sizes have halved for twice the money.Staff evidently didn’t want to be there with the vibes passed to the customers ( well us and one other table on a mid afternoon Saturday).Gemmas cakes were mouthwateringly fresh, today’s were stale and old.

Huge slices of cake, amazing flapjack and lovely atmosphere!!! What more could you wish for. Staff are really friendly and obviously enjoy their jobs. Spoke to owner who could not do enough to help. Will definitely be visiting again very soon

Firstly it is always good to get an itemised bill. We ordered two teapots, two light lunches (veg tart and salad, coronation chicken with jacket), and two cakes. The bill came to £25.35 which was probably right but it is nice to check. This figure was written on a piece of paper and we were sent to the other till to pay it. When the tea arrived we noticed a brown rim on the inside of one of the cups. Perhaps it had ended up in the wrong pile in the kitchen but it had not been washed properly so had to get this changed . Not a good sign in these days of Covid. I then noticed that both the little pots of tea were only just over half full - why? We did not complain about this too as did not want to spoil the experience. Our food came and quite modest potions. The jacket potato was a bit yellow on the inside as if it had been baked to an inch of it's life, the coronation chicken was good and my wife's veg tart was quite tasty. I was still hungry at the end so I ordered a veg tart too .£ 5.95 . I also brought the tea pots back for a top up of water (and was asked if we wanted tea? ) and then noticed that they had given us about a third of a pot of water. After spending £31 you would have thought that would have been okay but water must be mighty expensive in Pulborough. My feeling was that overall it was okay but a bit mean spirited. It is not the sort of place that you would go out of your way to drive to, but if you are thirsty and peckish in Pulborough it is in a good location.

Used to visit this cafe a lot but sadly now it’s changed hands the portion sizes are much smaller and the prices higher.

Glad to see they are taking covid seriously now as our last visit was a nightmare and we walked out due to in adherence. Lovely coffee and beautiful cakes served by a very friendly lady.What’s happened to the antique/ bric a bac shop next door?We remember a few years ago this was such an interesting place with treasures from yesteryear but it’s become a tacky gift shop with made in China stickers on most items. Awful!

Really nice little cafe for a light lunch (toasted ciabattas, that kind of thing). But the main attraction is that it is within a set of many little stall holders of antiques and collectibles to browse around. We’ve recently just moved to Pulborough and I bought an old French over mantle mirror, which I have repainted (there is also a stall holder with Frenchic paint!) and a ship’s washing dolly to hang things off for our new [old] house. There are nice handmade gifts, jewellery and so on, as well. Parking is a bit tricky as walking down from the main car park in Pulborough (behind the High St; Lower Street) is a good ten min walk maybe longer. There is a small amount of parking over the little bridge right next to the Corn Store, where, in the warmer months, the water sports are based.

Superb little spot. Right by the river bridges and great spot to observe or even be a canoeists/paddleboarder. Really friendly service, huge menu of fresh food. Inside and outside seating, some parking right outside or free nearby. Quirky clean loo. Gift shop attached. Recommended.

I watched the young lady wipe the table I wanted But I had to ask her to wipe the chairs with disinfect. Where is your screening in the till areas where are your masksThere was a sign saying stay behind the line at the till yet there was no line. It was also cold . Don’t go ! It’s terrible management service. Not enough care and attention to the pandemic rules .

We were looking for a cafe in Pulborough so checked Tripadvisor where we found the Tea Room at The Corn Store. Wonderful. Sandwiches and tea were perfectly prepared, all was clean, distancing measures in place, and the staff were really friendly and helpful. Definitely would recommend this tea room.

The corn store is a fantastic gem in lovely location . Lovely cakes and food. Nearly missed it. Would definitely go again.

A cafe alongside a vintage/gift shop serving excellent home made food. Very busy at lunchtime but worth the wait.

Tried to visit for lunch and a visit to the bric a brac shop but left immediately after seeing no one was wearing masks. No wonder they say we are heading for a second wave.

Lovely to pop in for a coffee and cake then browse the antiques on two floors. Parking can be difficult after the flooding of the river Arun recently when many areas under water, including part of the shop/cafe.

Rude staff and unwelcoming customer service. Made to wait to order and then told they were not serving food due to being too busy, even though some tables were empty and other tables clearly had food. Went back to order drinks and then told they were not serving these either with no estimated wait time for how long. Felt shunned and will not be returning, which is a shame given all the good reviews for this place.

The tea room does a lovely latte/ cappuccino and other coffee. They do a loyalty card too. Lovely cakes. Also do jacket potatoes, sandwiches, and full English breakfasts. Coffee available to take away. The old bridge is a lovely view and you can see the South Downs. Great friendly service. Great food and drink, and you can browse the antiques/ collectibles too!

Passed on the way back after being out with friends for the day. Pleasant surroundings to have a cuppa whilst the ladies perused the shop. Thanks.

Lovely place to have a spot of lunch the staff were kind and courteous. The food was delicious They got busy which shows how good they are and it got a bit cramped. But worth it. I will definitely go again

Stopped in here after an unpleasant experience at the White Hart up the road. V aggressive dog in the bar with a very aggressive owner and friend (locals - needless to say) with bar staff who just didn't care as they were having a happy chat with previous mentioned locals. Paddled down to The Corn Store. Just so different - welcoming, polite and couldn't do enough. Food was excellent

Take a mooch round two floors of antiques and modern trinkets and collectibles for the home/office/garden, then pop into this great little cafe that serves a great range of food and drink. Gluten free options available and priced very affordably. Good to support a local business. Parking is tight, but public car parks are in close proximity. Nice to sit outside by the river too on a good day.

A great place to visit. Good coffee,tea and cakes. Many stalls with antiques and collectibles so a lot to see whilst you wait for your drink and food

We popped in for tea and cake. It’s a cosy coffee shop in an antique shop. There is table service and a good selection of cakes to compliment the tea and good coffee. After tea it’s nice to browse the gifts and bric a brac.

You get what you pay for in life. My friends had the smaller breakfast while I had a simple baked potato. Bill for 3 was £23.45 with 1 tea. Uncomfortable seating. Ask for a cushion. Attached to a charming antique arcade. Worth a stop off.

The service is friendly the coffee is quite good The scones and cakes are very good and if the weather is good you can sit outsideAnd watch the river if not look at all the things they have for sale it’s packed full of great items It’s a really great place to spend a few hours I wish I had more time to go there

Sunday Driving Home, we have passed this for a good few years , so now it was time to stop !!.

After reading reviews on Tripadvisor we called in whilst on holiday, we ordered two sandwiches and a tea cake with three teas. The sandwiches were tasty with plenty of filling, the tea cake was of good quality. The tea room is part of an Antique shop so you can browse the shop after your tea, there is another floor upstairs. The only trouble visiting the tea room is the lack of space for parking, as train passengers park in the nearest car park.

Driving my disabled Father back from Hospital the other week, he really fancied a cooked breakfast from one of his favourite Café haunts. We were able to phone ahead from Chichester and collect a delicious Corn Store, Full Breakfast, and head on home. Packaged wonderfully, brought out of the kitchen as I walked in, could not have been easier. This is almost definitely going to become a regular thing!

The food is of excellent quality and staff super lovely. Massive portions. Lovely young lady served us and the cakes look lovely. Will be back

Fab.... Been a few times... Lovely food.. Friendly staff... Def worth a visit... Always end up buying new antiques.. And have a least coffee... Last Sunday had lunch... Everyone enjoyed very much

Advised by a local to visit here for a coffee and perhaps a sandwich, streeing it was the best place in Pullborough.

I've visited the Corn Store many times to browse the antiques and collectables or just for a warm drink and snack after a walk on the nearby Wildbrooks. They offer a great range of food in the tearoom/restaurant-everything from breakfast, light lunches, coffee and cake to tea and scones. Food is freshly prepared and coffee is topped with real chocolate shavings ( as opposed to dusted with chocolate sprinkles !)

We were recommended the Corn Store, we arrived on a cold winters day hoping for some warmth. The tea room shares space with a nick-nacks shop and so its quite cold. There was a significant wait for food despite it being half full and different items arrived at different times. Its a shame because once the food arrived it was quite nice but make sure you bring a coat.

This is a cute little cafe. Good food with generous portions. They stock a good range of alternatives for us fussy eaters. Vegans and vegetarians! The icing on the cake is there is an antique emporium attached to the cafe. So after a great breakfast or a fab lunch, you can have a stroll through the treasures of yesteryear.

A quick stop off for afternoon tea, and this cafe presented rather more than I had expected. I was quite sorry that I had lunch earlier, and the offerings here looked very appetising indeed.

What a beautiful tea room. Great food, freshly prepared and a really good selection. The staff are very good, very efficient and friendly. Will definitely be returning. Well worth a visit.

My wife and I have visited this tea room often. We always ask if the scones

Amazing quality food and lovely service. Carrot cake is the stuff of dreams!!! Really good selection of gifts, antiques and beautiful, classy homewares.

We visit here probably one every 6 weeks and the food and service without fail is always excellent, whether you are having a sandwich a cooked snack, breakfast or one of the delicious cakes.

The quality of the food is fantastic, all fresh local ingredients. The best scrambled eggs I’ve ever had (even compared against Michelin starred restaurants) and the eggs and avacado on toast for breakfast is really tasty!

Located within / alongside an antiques / curios emporium, the cafe serves a wide range of drinks, nibbles, sandwiches, light meals, etc. The staff are always alert and polite, the prices moderate. On the down-side, car parking is limited and it's on the A29 beside the centre of Pulborough.

Came here for lunch on our way to Petworth. Delightful little shop/bric-a-brac Centre/tea rooms. We opted for baguettes. I had chicken and avocado which was delicious and full of lovely chicken and my husband enjoyed his cream cheese and smoked salmon. One small criticism was the salad garnish which was a bit uninspiring. Also some seedy brown baguettes might be nice to. However cakes were good and service prompt.

Love this efficient, friendly cafe on A29 just on Southern outskirts of Pulborough and adjacent to The River Arun with private car parking. Excellent coffee and variety of teas, choice of breakfasts including veggie options, tables inside and out by river. Friendly staff, good food and excellent service, well done Linda

Wow where to start, this place was recommended, by a lady in shoreham, so I dragged the family out on a very hot day 31 degrees! We found it really easy, small car park, but another car park just over the bridge, it was huge inside, and more to see on the first floor, we did it in two stages, downstairs first, then lunch, we had veggie quiche, it was home made and delicious, with a lovely brightly coloured salad, coleslaw, potato salad, scrumptious, staff were lovely ,helpful, and friendly, we sat inside, but there was seating outside, it’s right by the river, very picturesque, we did the upstairs, a very unusual mix of old and new, we made a few purchase,s and made our way over the bridge taking in the beautiful surroundings. We will definitely return soon and recommend it to friends and family. X

Good place to stop for a light lunch and then gentle walk around the bric a brac store. Plenty to choose and not too expensive.

Called in as was passing. Small cafe with extra seating outside with a large bric a brac shop atrached. Ordered two coffes and cakes. The coffee was small but we coukd have upgraded to large for extra 20p. I had the banana cake which was delicious and hubby had gluten free victoria sponge. It was a large slice with oodles of butter cream an raspberry jam. The service was friendly and we spent an enjoyable half hour there.

The Corn Mill is located by the river in Pulborough. It is also located on a sharp bend so care is needed when parking. It has a small parking area next to the shop and a further parking area approximately 20m further on.

Beautiful location near the river and bridge. We had just arrived by boat on the slipway. We ordered teas and sausage rolls and enjoyed them outside in the sunshine. There isn’t much outdoor seating but we were happy milling around sorting our boat out. Friendly staff and good service. Would definitely return.

Their cakes are a thing of glory. This place badly, badly needs to expand and add a deli/grocery with more seats. The food is amazingly good, and that goes for the savouries too (scrambled eggs, avocado toast, the brunch, everything). Friendly service, relaxed, great with children. I just want to insert their Hummingbird Cake into my face with a shovel. More more more.

Combining great shopping with antiques/gifts and so much more and a lovely restaurant which serves wonderful snacks and lots more. Do try the home made cakes!

This cafe is situated just by the river and it’s part of a complex selling antiques. So a good place to have a drink but the coffee was awful. Weak and bitter. Very disappointing given the positive reviews.

Typical tea room/cafe fayre in huge portions! There's a good selection of brunch and lunch dishes served tasty and fresh. Worth a visit for the antique/bric-a-brac shop on site, too.

Very pleasant place to have a light lunch or sandwich with a coffee/ Tea. It's in a nice position next to the River Arun. Once you have had lunch do have a look at the antiques upstairs and down for a bargain or two.

Really good soup! great atmosphere. Friendly staff, and a great location, enjoying the look around at the antiques and each individual stall and craft.

My husband and I have lunched here twice in the last few months and on both occasions the BLT we both chose have been excellent. We are particularly impressed by the fact the food is freshly made to order and of really good quality (we are so fussy about bread, we make our own!). Even the side salad was fresh and tasty. So many cafes, particularly the national chains let themselves down by buying in pre-prepared sandwiches that are kept so cold they don’t taste of anything, we had pretty much given up eating lunch out, but our faith in good quality, simple (I mean this in a positive way!) fare has been restored.

A quirky antique and craft shop houses this small but perfectly formed cafe. We stopped here briefly at around 4pm after a day out and, luckily for us they were still serving food. We both plumped for the cream tea and at £4.95 for a large fruit scone with an equally large dollop of clotted cream as well as more than enough jam accompanied by a pot of tea each we felt it was very good value.

Right beside the river overlooking the Pulborough Wetlands this is a lovely place for a light lunch or superb tea. Everything is freshly home made and you can enjoy the most scrumptious cakes ever!!! You are guaranteed to come back for more.

Visit here on a weekly basis and have never been disappointed.Lots of lovely homemade cakes. Friendly staff too.

Very pleasant tea room and antiques centre next to the River Arun at Pulborough. Nearby parking available. Serves breakfast, light...

sat outside on the table just as you go into the tearoom, lovely little place! had a really nice breakfast...

Bien por dónde empiezo. El maíz es dirigido por un caballero muy amable llamado un peculiar y divertidísimo Pedro. La sala de té produce preciosa casa pasteles y bollos, los bocadillos son las mejores que he probado nunca, y el ambiente es estupendo. También hay puestos poco para examinar y un montón de pequeños obsequios" que nunca se puede encontrar para la gente. Este es un lugar fabuloso gracias suyo Jacky y Greville

Encantador café caliente. Maravillosa ubicación. Pasar un tiempo agradable pasear alrededor de la tienda de antigüedades. Volvería de nuevo.

We popped out for breakfast but as our usual plans go off track we ended up with brunch in this delightful tea room the service was efficient prompt and courteous with a very enjoyable eggs on toast for myself and chicken avocado mayo sandwich for my wife. It was well presented and very tasty also the price was very reasonable.

Good location with on site parking, friendly staff and good food. You can also browse around the antiques or wander on to the old bridge at the back and enjoy the views.

Stopped for tea and cake. Everything very nice but had to ask for teapots to be filled as served half full. Limited cake choice but all very nice. OK for a stop for a cuppa etc

Oh dear what a disappointment the coffee was cold and was sent back crumpet had hardly been toasted the butter was hard the only good point was the friendly staff

Very welcoming, very tasty, home cooked food...savoury and sweet. Very friendly service and great cappuccino.

We have stopped here now on several occasions as the tea shop is lovely.There is an antiques centre attached and it is one of the best we have ever visited.Lovely people. Delicious food. Lots of treasures that are reasonably priced. Parking can be tricky but a bit further along is a small car park used by anglers and dog walkers.

We've been here a few times for brunch/lunch with our little girl, ever since she was a baby. Staff always remember her and remember her name, they're so lovely and friendly and always very accommodating; they always knock her up a plate of beans-on-toast even though it's not on the menu!We've never been disappointed with the food or the service, the breakfast is really nice, good quality bacon/sausage/meat, NOT your bog-standard greasy-spoon fayre. Sandwiches are also delicious and a good selection of cakes.

We stumbled on this antique shop only to discover the small cafe inside! We ordered a full English breakfast and scrambled eggs with smoked salmon and Avocado. The coffee was smooth and the food was excellent! We will definitely revisit the Corn store not only as we enjoyed mooching around the Antiques but particularly for the Breakfast. If you fancy a morning outing this is a great place.

We just love popping into the Old Corn Store for a coffee and whatever. Coffee always great and food that Emma provides is always good - do try the amazing sandwiches bestest ever with a lovely side salad at a sensible price. Peter who is the man of The Old Corn Store is a complete and lovely nutter and it is well worth a trip to meet him alone!!!! Thank you all at Old Corn Store yours Jacky and Greville

Lovely food in a riverside antiques shop.Food and service excellent but a little cramped.On fine weather days a few tables outside , otherwise inside and can feel cramped,but food and friendly staff out weigh this drawback.

Best cooked breakfast!! Lovely staff!! Never a complaint at the tea room :) can't wait to sink my teeth in again soon!

Used a few times through work, and they never disappoint. Also great food and happy to help with anything. Eaten in restaurant a few times and attached to a very sweet shop

They do a fantastic full English breakfast that nobody else compares toEmma the owner is fantasticAnd by the way Emma I just had breakfast at the IVY on the Kings Road and your breakfast is 10 times betterSee you on my next visit down to Pulborough Darrel

I'm a regular here, the food is excellent and arrives promptly, friendly staff and a good selection of dishes. I would highly recommend this place to take friends or family for a lovely lunch or coffee followed by a browse around the lovely interesting shop.

Always been one of our favourite places to visit as the cakes are absolutely scrumptious and we always buy extra ones to take home.Very good vintage/antique shop adjacent which is full of highly interesting finds at very reasonable prices.

We enjoyed a family sandwich lunch in the store, plenty of interesting stands to look at on the ground and first floor with the eatery at the rear on the fground floor. Parking was easy and also a great view of the river Arun and a stone bridge (C. 1700). The lunch was homemade carefully prepared very speedily and nicely presented. Excellet coffees and tea. An extensive menu to choose from to cater for all tastes and can be thoroughly recommended.Thank you for a really enjoyable lunch. Will be back.

We stopped here to look at the antiques and decided to have lunch. Lovely food and speedy service. Food made fresh and plenty of it.

It's a place where time stood still somewhere to meander and reminisce about the past. Don't forget to bring your money as no one leaves without taking a priceless possession away with them. Don't forget the lovely tearoom with some nice choices to savour. Have a lovely time!!

My partner and I travelled 60 miles to go to this tea room. It was a bank holiday Monday so we checked their opening hours they advertise that they are open till 4pm every day "including bank holidays".We arrived at 3.10pm but they refused to serve us because they "Decided to close early." I spoke to a young man and explained we had travelled a long way and had checked their opening hours before doing so. He rather curtly replied "Sorry about that". None of the staff seemed at all interested. I pointed out to them that there was also a sign in their window stating their hours of trading as being open till 4pm on bank holidays, but they refused to serve us and unable to find anywhere else to eat locally, we went home hungry.The round trip took us 3 1/2 hours plus the cost of petrol and it ruined our day out, so I wrote an email to the owner Emma Church explaining what had happened. She did not have the courtesy to reply.As nice as this place may be, they have a lot to learn about customer service.

Excellent little coffee shop with good coffee and cake selection very reasonable prices too. Browse the antiques then relax with a coffee. Nice atmosphere.

A really lovely place to find really different gifts or pieces of furniture from antique to modern. Lots of little stalls selling old and new and quirky. You never know what you will find! Lovely tea room - sandwiches, scones, tea cakes. Lovely tea and coffee - in a beautiful setting. What's not to like?

Great home made cake etc in the cafe in the ground floor corner after browsing the two floors of antiques and brick brac.

I've been coming here for years and still love it. It's my go to place when I need to escape for a few hours. The food is fresh and tasty and the staff are very friendly and helpful. A great place to escape to.