The Bald Kitchen in Arun - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Food tasted rank, like it had been made by sweaty annoying builders. Over priced fried rubbish. Poor quality, poor service!

Such a shame this place has changed hands and is now terrible. Bacon baguette with raw doughy baguette. Sorry but the lady cooking can’t have been more than 18 and unfortunately cannot cook. The menu is bland, nothing like before. Not even chips available. It’s a massive shame that everything the bald builders worked hard for and the amazing reputation they built has been shot to Sh*t. I never see any custom here anymore. It used to be packed.

Very poor and really expensive! £3 for a cup of tea in a paper cup. £3.50 for a small Bakewell tart. Not particularly friendly staff and generally a disappointing stop on our way home

Friendly staff and mega yummy food! Big burgers and other tasty items made from locally sourced meat/bacon/eggs, etc.

Being a local I have observed the transformation of this site for many years, starting as a local produce farm shop into what is now an aquatic centre, plant sales and kitchen/coffee shop. The cafe is a particular disappointment. Surly and unwelcoming staff who don’t seem to want to help customers. Food was bland, boring and of poor quality. My sausage and bacon roll, a bap actually was tasteless, even brown sauce couldn’t improve it. The tea was served in a take away cup had the tea bag left in it, it wasn’t particularly hot to begin with. All the food is served wrapped for take away despite there being a number of tables around, you are called over to collect your order. All the tables are in the open we no protection, winter must be a real load of fun. Not sure if what they are trying to achieve, to me it’s a transport cafe lay by van in a car park, the food is certainly nothing special. Unless that’s what you want go somewhere else where you won’t be joined by builders in overalls. Also the staff could do with customer service training and should take a good look at how they present themselves. Neither I nor my colleagues will be returning.