The Greedy Goat Cafe in Rother

Such a lovely venue, great food, drinks and very friendly people who run it. It's great.m, always a warm welcome and a great place to catch up with friends.

Always a great welcome and service, very good food. Everything on the menu is great to include the portions. My favourite is chicken and advocado. A perfect location to meet friendly locals.

Amazing little cafe with fantastic food and friendly staff. What more could you wish for? Will definitely be returning.

lovely cafe, I have had a couple of lunches here, the owners are lovely people and serve such wonderful food. would highly recommend.

Having read a particularly unpleasant and angst-ridden review, we decided it sounded more like someone with a personal problem, and decided to try The Greedy Goat anyway. And we're so glad we did! The slightly bohemian hand painted decor is inviting, the well presented food is tasty and plentiful, and the proprietress is absolutely charming. Although my wife and I don't have a dog, we tend to seek out dog friendly establishments as they are generally more in the real world and welcoming - my sister's spaniel certainly thought so! Obviously it's not possible to please everyone but, based on our visit, the nasty criticisms we have read are totally groundless. It must be some attention-seeking thing.

This place never fails! Vibrant, cheerful atmosphere. Always so welcoming and accomodating. Friendly staff. Always jolly! Delicious, freshly made to order food. Great coffee! Dog friendly which is a bonus and they do a serve a seriously good breakfast on a Sunday! Definitely worth a visit!

Popped in for a sandwich to take away Service was fast and so friendly will be back to eat in as sandwich was absolutely gorgeous

Love this place. Eccentric and eclectic. The staff are friendly and welcoming, as are the two resident spaniels. The best millionaires shortbread ever!

Best coffee, best breakfast, best lunch, best staff, best owners, best atmosphere, best cafe. We are so lucky to have such a lovely cafe in Ticehurst

Most wonderful little cafe around. Lovely home made sandwiches packed with delicious filling. Great coffee, teas and soft drinks. Warm, friendly, quirky setting. Super friendly and helpful when I’ve been in with my toddler as well. We love the place.

Quirky is the word that best describes the Greedy Goat. The name is very appropriate and it lives up to that name. It is filled with local information and very unusual coloured tables. The surroundings are fresh and vibrant and the staff exceptionally attentive. We enjoyed the French toast special on our recent visit and we were not disappointed. There is a quiet calm about the Greedy Goat and a must visit if you are in the area. Background music was very much to our liking.

Right of the bat it's a lovely, quirky place with beautifully hand-painted tables and adorable resident dogs, but the cooking is really quite exceptional. The menu is full of classic lunchy, brunchy stuff, but it's never been this good. -Huge portions, made by a chef with an unerring instinct for flavour, and for succulent, comforting textures and combinations. The people are lovely too. (And Ticehurst is a very nice, pretty village too.) Honestly, this place is a gem.

a really lovely place with very friendly and welcoming staff. I’ve come here a couple of times and both times was great coffee and delicious food! the portions are huge and you can tell it’s all cooked fresh. I’d definitely recommend this place

Fabulous as always. Love this quirky cafe. Great food, very warm and friendly staff, interesting decor. Delicious coffee, cakes and breakfast! Scambled eggs were perfect! Looking forward to a return visit.

I’m local to the area but I had not spotted this cafe before. I was waiting for meds to be dispensed from the next door pharmacy and thought it would be nice to have a drink and a pastry. I ordered fizzy Elderflower and a pastry, which shockingly came to just short of £10! I went ahead and paid and made my way to the back of the cafe into some sort of back room. I have to say the cafe is not at all appealing in decor. They’ve gone for the mismatched look, but they’ve spent very little on decor and it’s just not appealing. Plus there was the horrible stench of old greasy food. I sat at the table and sipped my drink which was fine, I then started on the pastry, which frankly I could have found ten times better in my local supermarket. Basically I sat there thinking I’d been totally ripped off. The pastry wasn’t even home made; so I guess they bought it in cheap and charged 4 times its wholesale price. Total greed. Whilst still sitting I looked at the menu and could not believe the prices. There is a nearby farm shop a few miles from this cafe called Eggs to Apples, they charge relatively high prices, BUT the food is good, the staff are charming and the restaurant bit of this farm shop has been decorated well. There’s even an amazing outside place to eat. How this Greedy Goat place thinks it can charge the same prices as Eggs to Apples is beyond me. Give it a big swerve. Food was so awful that I walked out carrying the remaining Elderflower drink, leaving the pastry behind. I feel very resentful at how much I’ve been ripped off. I don’t mind paying for quality food, but frankly I can cook something much better for myself at home. Avoid, avoid, avoid. It’s just a greasy spoon.

Several years after driving past this cafe, my husband finally remembered he wanted to bring me here for a brekkie. So this Sunday morning, here we are. Initial thoughts on walking in was....its a wee bit small and could be a smidge noisy (for me). BUT.....hold the line! There is also a cosy room at the rear filled with glorious sun rays this particular morning. This room is delightful with art on the walls that you can purchase. And beautifully painted dining tables in different moods. Little eccentricities like cat face coasters, a chubby chooken, and terrarium, to name a few. The ladies looking after us are 'naturally friendly' and professional. The menu is scrumptious, and it was a little difficult to decide. We both chose something different from what we normally would go for, and we were not disappointed. Everything about this wee gem is fabulous, and I look forward to our revisit.

I came here because trip advisor filtered it for cheap and vegan options. It also sounded like a community hub. I tried to see the menu online but all I could see was a photo of something non too clear. When I saw it in the flesh so to speak there were no vegan meals but one vegan alternative for a vegetarian one...so I was disappointed. However as said by others here, you can kinda make your own meal...which is what I did with the smashed avocado on toast replacing the halloumi with sweet potato. It was wonderful....had a finesse about it, the toast was hearty, and there was a kinda balsamic dressing. I had an oat milk latte too. It came to £11. They did have non dairy milks. I liked the coffee. But I wish they had vegan spread instead of the butter. I wish they had vegan cheese. I also wish they had something as imaginative on the menu for vegans, as they had for the meat eaters and vegetarians, without me having to think something up. This is why I have given it 4 stars. But it scored for the atmosphere, and the huge effort they went to to make something vegan. I hope to be back......probably with Mum... then over the road to the lovely art gallery opposite.

We were in the area and fancied a drink. Had our usual look on trip advisor and set the sat nav. Luckily we got a spot literally outside the cafe; A traditional tea room in a lovely village Our dogs were welcomed and we had panini’s and drinks. Helpings were plentiful and food was good. A very relaxed atmosphere with the cafe owned by a mother and daughter team. It was nice to stay and have a chat with them and fuss their lovely dog also. Nice place, nice food, nice owners and Dire Straits playing in the background. Parking tight outside but I think there is a car park fairly close

Being local we’ve been to the Greedy Goat a fair few times, and we love it. Friendly accommodating staff, good food and sensible prices. What’s not to love?

We have had several meals here and also great. Just for a coffee. Lovely people, delicious food and coffee. It has a family, homely atmosphere. They have cakes too.

I had the pleasure of popping in for English Breakfast and a caramel latte when meeting a work colleague and can't fault it. Lovely light and airy setting, friendly staff and great food and drink, would thoroughly recommend a visit

My mum and I came here today to have lunch and absolutely loved it! Despite coming in close to closing time the staff couldn’t have been more welcoming and friendly, and the relaxed vibe and lovely decor of the cafe made the atmosphere really pleasant....

Go no further. It’s the best!! If you want great coffe with amazing homemade cake, in a great atmosphere. A little bit of soho in the heart of beautiful sussex.

We were so fortunate to find this cafe for breakfast today. We phoned to ask if they could accommodate a group of 8 and when we got there, they had set a table in the back dining room. We were short of time but service...

Incredibly delicious coffee, delightful owners who are super kind, and accommodating, delicious food with good quality ingredients local, free range meat. Lots of yummy cakes including gluten free. An absolute favourite cafe!!

As we were staying in Ticehurst we visited this cafe once for lunch and again for breakfast The cafe is decorated beautifully and I’ve very inviting It is run by a mother and daughter and serves a good range of menu items As food is...

Superb cafe in Ticehurst. Best coffee for miles around, sausage sandwich is superb. Also embracing our wonderful queen's Jubilee.

Best sausage sandwich I have ever had. Staff were lovely and even helped deal with a minor medical emergency when we were there, which they tackled with great patience. Parking isn't the best in Ticehurst but worth making the effort as this cafe is a...

Really enjoyed the full English and my wife had a delicious carrot and coriander soup. The owner was warm friendly and fun to talk to. We shall be back soon.

What a delightful cafe! Nothing too much trouble for the friendly staff. Fabulous food and reasonable prices for the great service. Thank you!

We were staying locally for a half term break and came to the Greedy Goat for breakfast on our last day. What a great friendly welcome and the food was quick and fabulous. A full English with poached eggs, bacon sandwiches and poached eggs with...

Everything about this lovely cafe suited us. A very warm welcome, help with choosing and delicious food that set us up for the day. We will definitely be back. Thank you.

We went on a family day out from Leighton Buzzard to Hastings. I aimed to start early and miss M25 traffic so wanted a non chain breakfast stop en route. A bit of Googling and I had found a few possibles in this area which...

Super friendly place. Tried to eat here on a Monday but unfortunately closed so headed back Tuesday. The prices are very reasonable and portions generous. Kids didn’t really enjoy the Caesar salads, rather sweet and too much dressing. Daughter enjoyed the avocado but personally I...

Popped in for a light lunch. The service is excellent and the cafe is immaculately clean. The sandwich/panini orders were satisfactory but unfortunately the chicken Caesar Salads did not go down well. According to the CCS connoisseurs in the family they found them overdressed in...

Had the best sandwich from the greedy goat, the chicken and bacon and avo is incredible and such a good value for money with the amount of filling you get and can tell all the food is very fresh. Coffee is also so good! Highly recommend and such lovely waitresses/owner

A regular venue for us, great service with a smile and good value to boot. A lovely spot, recommended.

The Greedy Goat is a lovely welcoming cafe in the heart of Ticehurst village, East Sussex. Offers tasty snacks and cakes. A couple of observations/suggestions. Cushions available for the backs of the chairs would be good. Does the background music have to be quite so loud? For the hard of hearing it makes conversation, usually the purpose of a visit, quite difficult. Not sure why it’s needed at all actually?

Always friendly and delicious coffee plus yummy salads. In middle of vibrant village. Excellent cakes.

I have been quite unwell, and to establish the cause I'm on a strict diet of no wheat, yeast, sugar, flour or dairy for 8 week (of hell). Anyhow as my husband ordered the full English, I embarrassingly raised my dirty issues with the very welcoming barrista/front of hse lady - whom incidentally was amazing. She was patient and understanding (this might also be due to me drooling over all the cakes behind the glass display)! Anyhow after telling the attentive lady what I couldn't have, I decided to leave the concoction to the chef... Best meal I've had in the last 5 weeks,Bacon, avocado, harrisa, sun dried tomatoes and rocket leaves....simply delightful, so tasty and thoughtout. My husbands full English looked amazing too!

We had breakfast in the Greedy Goat this morning. It was cooked to order and the food was delicious. The coffee was good too! Clean and well looked after, which made for an enjoyable experience.

Lovely cafe, lovely people. Had Breakfast and lunch many times here and it really is lovely! Great food! They are great with take aways too during this time!

Popped into cafe today for takeaway tea and sandwich, friendly smiling lady behind counter, think was owner, delicious fresh sandwich. Ticehurst you are lucky to have this place in your village. Can't wait to come back and sit inside.

This is a really quirky cafe, with wonderful artworks, really very lovely staff and a good menu. The bacon butty with mustard butter was a thing of magnificence, great quality meat and the fat was crispy.

Brilliant customer service! Second time I have met up with a friend here. Both times cafe busy and staff really helpful and did not rush us out. Great coffee, scones and good cake selection. Friend asked if they had marmite to go with our cheese scone. The waitress apologised as they didn’t but then popped out to nearby shop to get some for us anyway. Wow really smiley and made us feel like it wasn’t a big deal. What a star! Thank you we will definitely be back again.

What a wonderful place! Helen and her daughter are the real deal and Ticehurst is so lucky to have them and The Greedy Goat.They are super friendly and welcoming and have created a warm and inviting atmosphere.On top of that the food is super delicious, made with great ingredients and much love.Keep up the great work ladies, your town folk need you!

Our second visit to the Greedy Goat. The atmosphere is light and relaxed. Food is breakfast, brunches and light lunches and is always spot on. Our party includes some particular dietary needs (which we gave them advance notice of) and they went out of their way to cater for them. Big Smiles all round.

All the staff were friendly and welcoming. We visited a few times for teas, lunch and a breakfast. The sandwiches were excellent very tasty. The breakfast was one of the best we've had genourous and good quality, proper sausages and nice bacon.

Visited twice as a family (with a 5 yr old) when staying locally. Food and coffee was all really good and we could not have been made to feel more welcome. Bertie the spaniel has a huge fan in our little girl! Gutted we live a long way away but next trip to Sussex we will definitely be back.

LOVED The Greedy Goat! Staff were amazingly friendly and the food was delicious (we even took the leftover bagel half when leaving, as it was too good to throw away). I ordered something not on the menu and the staff happily obliged. Great coffee, great chat. Will definitely come back :)

We just love this cafe. The coffee is divine, the food is delicious, gluten and dairy free freshly made options. The owners and staff are always super friendly and accommodating. The decor is fresh, pretty, relaxing and gardeny and the cafe has a great ambience. You can sit outside, in the main part or in an arty room. They have managed to bounce back with smiles after the challenges of corona. You can even bring your dog!! Highly highly recommend

Ordered just a sandwich and a drink late afternoon. I was told that the wait would be half an hour. I thought this was a little unusual for such a simple meal considering it wasn’t overly busy, but I wasn’t in a hurry so was prepared to wait.An HOUR later the sandwich turned up, but not the drink. I was told they’d make it immediately... They didn’t. In the end I’d finished my sandwich and was still waiting before it arrived.Such a shame because I really wanted to like the place but over an hour for a drink is just beyond ridiculous. I won’t be back.

Just had to write a review for this cafe. What a find! The friendliest staff (new owners), the best coffee I had ever tasted and the cakes are mouth watering delightful. Ticehurst have a gem there! Oh and after my stop at the cafe, I thoroughly enjoyed the shopping in Ticehurst’s quirky and friendly independent shops.

my daughter and her daughter and myself dropped in here out of the rain we found it very welcoming and friendly with a great atmosphere.We had to wait a while for the food to arrive but it was well worth the wait ,the scones i had were fresh from the oven and still warm,they were the best ive ever tasted absolutely gorgeous,if im ever in this area again this will be my first point of call.

A warm friendly greeting,paninis to die for, mouthwatering coffee and deeeelicious cake. Great background music. Great service. A really nice all round lunch experiance. If anyone is visiting Ticehurst this place is a must.

Popped in for coffee and breakfast and it didn’t disappoint. I had eggs Benedict with a side of black pudding. Atmosphere was lovely, staff were great, helpful and nice. Great way to start the day.

Just arrived in Ticehurst. Popped into the Greedy Goat for lunch and it was awesome. We had the sweet chilli panini and it was the nicest I ever tasted! Their coffee was also great. The staff could not be more pleasant, helpful and friendly. The cakes are home made and of an equivalent high standard.

A popular place for lunches. Can get busy. Breakfasts are also freshly cooked. There is a room at the back of the tea shop if the front looks busy when you walk in. There is parking on the street, but again can be busy . The Cafe has a cheerful ambiance, with delightful staff and delicious food. Privately owned and working hard. I wish them every success.

Popped in for breakfast with a friend and really enjoyed our sausage sandwich and the best avocado and egg on toast, really delicious. Sandwich menu looked good too. Everything is made from scratch so fresh and delicious.

Popped in for lunch while passing through, menu not the most exciting perhaps greedy goats will eat anything. Meal was basically drowned with vinegar Service not too welcoming either. Perhaps it was an off day because others have recommended it. Good selection of teas though.

I really enjoyed my first visit here - the owner was very attentive and helpful and the food - a hot breakfast with hot chocolate for me and coffee for him was excellent. I enjoyed browsing the little library. It all felt very cosy. Just what we needed. Thanks!

Wow what a find! A really lovely cafe, with a brilliant menu. A really sensible child’s menu too. Such a friendly hello, made me feel very welcome. Epic brownies too 😉

We was visiting Ticehurst for the first time staying locally, decided to pop in as we had seen an advertising sign, how nice it is to visit somewhere that's not a chain very rare these days! It's so important to support local places especially villages as they are losing so much. Food and coffee fabulous thank you.

Lovely cafe - staff couldn't have been more friendly and accommodating for our large group. Great food, top service and really nice vibe. Highly recommended. prices are fine too. Will definitely go back soon.

Was made very welcome getting towards closing time and advised of what was available which suited us we all had sandwiches to with sour dough .

Being from New Zealand we know a good flat white and they are hard to find in England. But finally we have! We are staying locally for a short break and to find such a good coffee in a small village was wonderful! We also sampled some rocky road which was excellent too! We will be back!

Just had the most delicious veggie breakfast - unusual to have spinach and beetroot with beans, eggs etc but it really works! Flat white coffee is fab also. Great menu and worth a visit under this new management 😊

Went in for breakfast on our last morning of staying in the village..only re - opened 2 days earlier..22.05.19.

Popped in for a coffee and ended up having scrambled egg on toast which was excellent. The eggs were very fresh and they had a lovely creamy taste. No problems with service and will stop here again if in the area.

Unfortunately we didnt read the reviews prior to going into The Greedy Goat. We just decided on spec to visit as it is (today) a particularly unpleasant day weatherwise. As we entered the cafe we looked around and first impressions with the lovely wooden round tables, spacious light interior and for a local cafe an extraordinarily good menu. Good start. The waitress however was unexpectedly disinterested, casual and even indifferent in her demeanour. She was too busy talking to a couple of possibly regular or known customers to attend to us. We finally ordered. How could you get such a simple meal so very wrong. The food was disgusting and cold to boot, the pot of tea - truly, just a pot of tea - no milk or sugar required - had a massive chip out of the spout, the tea was luke warm from the start and had a peculiar taste to it. The wrap hadn't been heated let alone toasted as it said on the menu and the contents minimal; the accompanying 'salad' leaves had been drenched in something that I think was supposed to be oil and an unspecified and unidentifiable vinaigrette. She was so unapproachable that we decided not to tell her and she didnt ask us why we'd left everything but stupidly we still paid! We have no idea whether she is the owner or an employee but she definitely needs to get a grip otherwise she'll go out of business. This in a lovely local village and in a prime position should be pulling people in. We'll ever go back and we could be good customers as we are in the area.

What a lovely little cafe, the breakfasts are the best ive ever had an the owner is really welcoming. The whole cafe always has a really good laugh, everyone should have this place on there bucket list an visit it at least once 😊👌👌👌👌😊

We were staying nearby and it was on a list of places to have a good breakfast so we were really looking forward to it . We arrived to find the closed sign on the door but I saw there was someone inside so opened the door , you would have though we landed from the moon from the look we got and thought we had interrupted a meeting but apparently not , it was open . It was a shame we didn't take any notice of the sign and go somewhere else !! The woman serving was really unfriendly and it was as if we were an inconvenience to her . The breakfast arrived and it was OK but my husband said his was nearly cold . Quite frankly I couldn't wait to leave . It was a shame as the other two places we visited the day before couldn't have been more different with friendly polite staff . They don't deserve custom .

Pretty average for an independent cafe cafe /coffee shop staff unfriendly with 0 personality. I would suggest going elsewhere where they would welcome the business as the owner or manageress of this small cafe seemed unfriendly and couldn't be bother with customers.

Few staff, someone finally appeared! Not open during the dayfor very long due to, I think, family pressures. Not impressed

Popped in to have a look as we were intrigued by the name and ended up having a lovely lunch. A quaint old building tucked away beside the high street with an extensive menu for the size of the place. The food was delicious home cooked fare, you can eat in or take away. Also a fabulous range of cakes on offer as well as hot and cold drinks. Very friendly service, we were made to feel welcome. Will return next time we are in the area.

popped in for a coffee and ended up having brunch. food was excellent. The young man serving was very helpful and polite who couldn't do enough for us and his advice on what to eat was the right choice especially as it was cold and miserable outside.

It’s tucked away in a small parade of shops, and is a welcome sight in this little village. Quiet, unpretentious, unassuming, informal. Tea, coffee and cakes are no problem, and neither are good, basic snacks. Such a change from impersonal city cafes and national chains! If you want a glitzy experience you’ll probably want to go elsewhere. But I like it.

I don't think I have ever felt as unwelcome or received such unfriendly service anywhere else in my entire life. I have been on the receiving end of bad service and awful food, thats' just life sometimes, but this woman was as cold as ice and just blatantly rude. The person who served us this morning (12th April 9:45 Am) was so awful I was actually to embarrassed to say that I too I wanted to eat and have something to drink-- since she totally overlooked me completely so that being one of 5 persons in our group I sat with no drink and no food whilst the others ate and she didn't even notice!-- The place was freezing cold, and there was no background music-- it was literally like sitting in a morgue. She thrashed about with cutlery and pots and pans and didn't utter a word of comfort or interest- simply didn't speak and her body language was very defensive- her eventual communication was literally barely no more than what was absolutely necessary in order to vaguely be able to offer the barest of essential service -- she perfunctorily asked what our table wanted to eat and twice walked off during the interaction having assumed we had placed our entire order when she had in only asked what drinks we wanted and in fact we were still talking to her !!( didn't wait to find out if each of us would want one though !!) and again the same with the food orders which we had to call her back to the table -- she took two of our parties orders and waltzed off snapping her pen against her order pad as if to close the deal without bothering to ask the other 3 in the party what their choices were !! Everything in her demeanour screamed "I don't want to cook for you'!! As I said -- she didn't even bother to ask or notice or care that I had neither ordered a drink n'or placed a food order and so I sat with 4 other people, all of them eventually eating, with absolutely nothing in front of me -- she didn't bat an eyelid. -- I was so apoplectic I simply couldn't bring myself to challenge her because I would have launched at her and besides I resolutely by this time did not want to spend any more money in this place- I had arrived earlier than my friends and my young daughter and I sat in a cold restaurant with no lights on and with an awful frostiness emanating from this woman-- it was a very bizarre and horrible atmosphere and- well, we none of us will ever return -- had I not been waiting for my friends to arrive I would have obviously just left, but once they turned up it became to awkward to just all leave. The two other tables who came in after us ate as quickly as they could and left before us having had to shout several times to get her to come out of the kitchen to take their payment -- as did our party when we left -- Clearly she was on her own and clearly she was very very resentful of being in this position. I see from other reviews that normally this is a great place to eat and we had come all the way from Hastings (on our way to Tunbridge Wells-- we took a detour to come here) to visit this cafe based on the TA reviews that go before this one--- all I can say to the owners for the next time they go on holiday/ take time off, is to either close up shop completely or find someone who wants to be there or at least have two members of staff to share the load --- but in any event they need to get this particular employee to a stage in her life where she feels like she wants to embrace the idea of Hospitality or simply replace her entirely. I am so upset at her treatment of us- I've never been treated so coldly in hospitality (as you can probably tell ) :(

A freshly cooked breakfast of superb standard. Good service by young waiter/cook. We have visited here several times whilst our car is serviced in Volvo Ticehurst. Highly recommended.

Stopped here for brekkie before heading to Eastbourne. Freshly cooked and tasty. I myself dont like Speldhurst sausages but I know they are popular. Only criticism is ,I would rather wait until my breakfast was ready then be given my coffee as I had finished my coffee before breakfast was ready.

Very noise with two sreaming kids went right though you. We made it obvious that we did not like the noise. After family had gone we had a very nice coronation chicken wrap. However waitress not that friendly might have been because we did not like the noise, she said she had been very busy.

Went for lunch and good selection of food and an all day breakfast. The staff very friendly. Next time in area will pop in again. Ticehurst has some lovely shops and a gallery worth a visit.

Cuatro de nosotros tuvimos una increíble brunch aquí, con ollas de té caliente. La sabrosa comida bien cocinada. Perfecto, encontré este sitio en internet y fuimos por el mero hecho de su nombre! No nos decepcionó. Mi hija se casaba cerca al día siguiente, así que nos reunimos con ella y su prometido aquí como vinieron desde fuera del área. Si alguna vez regresamos a Ticehurst de nuevo, sin duda un desayuno/almuerzo o comida de nuevo aquí!

Situado justo al lado de la plaza del pueblo y la carretera principal. Un agradable, limpia 'Café'. El personal es muy acogedor. El servicio era rápido de un extenso menú. La comida era excelente y bien de precio, las raciones eran adecuados. Recomendado para almuerzo o por la tarde, desayuno algún día!

3rd time lucky as we had visited twice previously and it was shut... But was well worth our persistance.... Great choice of menu of sandwiches and cakes and good friendly service ... If you get the chance it's worth a visit !

Qué más puedo decir, mi madre y yo comimos allí hace dos semanas. Lamentablemente, por el momento, vivo a 200 km de distancia, pero estoy tratando de trasladar a la zona. ! No sólo por el café, pero tener un pequeño refugio como este se suma a la atracción de la zona. Ambos tuvimos ensaladas de pollo de la coronación, la mía era y estaba delicioso. Obviamente hechos a la orden, incluyendo cosas como Apple picadas y pimientos y abundante. Teníamos caseros elderflower beber y terminamos con un sándwich muy traviesos victoria. . . . . Delicioso. Para ser sincero, el sandwich de victoria tenía que ser para llevar, que también tienen, como la ensalada era jolly abundante así que disfrutamos de que cuando llegamos a casa. Lugares como este son los que hacen de un pueblo a vivir en un placer y necesidad de ser utilizada. Sigan con el buen trabajo que 'Avariciosos Cabra'! . .

Qué gran lugar para tener un delicioso desayuno de domingo después de un surf en Palm Beach. No hay comida alboroto con el factor mmm. La tranquila zona exterior es perfecta para relajarse en el sol de invierno y el café nosotros excelente. Muy amable el café y un gran servicio. Volveremos para el almuerzo. . .

Tomó un sándwich para llevar y un café mientras esperábamos para coche a realizar. Recomiendo si pueden utilizar el garaje. . La campana parecía caro y no había mucho para elegir.

Visitamos este café en ticehurst mientras espera para asistir a un apartamento, Comida ordenó que salieron rápidamente y caliente, el servicio era bueno y la comida era buena sin duda volveremos

Quick stop for coffee and cake. Mocha was delicious, and the Brownie up there with the best. My wife had a pot of tea and a cookie, which she's said were lovely.

Life affirming bacon & egg sarnie with good tea. Perfect pit stop on the bike with friends. Tables to fit 6 people.will return again

Excellent for meeting with friends for coffee and yummy cake or for a light lunch. Friendly service and relaxed environment to spend 5 or 50 minutes in.

Been here with my son for lunch.. friendly little place but lacks something? Food very average. Wish it was better as I live locally and would love visit more.

Located just off the square, near the church, the Greedy Goat is a pleasant stop-off. Parking can be tricky so use the car park on the other ide of the road through the village. Good portion sizes, nice food.

Historic pub in the heart of this pretty East Sussex village. Quirky inside. Friend;y, efficient staff. Delicious food served promptly. Would highly recommend for a group outing or just a couple, definitely worth a visit.

Gorgeous cafe, good range of cakes and simply the freshest, lightest lemon drizzle cake we've ever tasted! Fun location and decor too.

Always our first stop when we drive up from the ferry port ...our holiday begins with a full cooked breakfast in this lovely local cafe in the pretty village of Ticehurst. Love it...recommended, and noted for its cakes too! :-) Some lovely shops in the village...my favourite being the wonderful Old Haberdashery !

It's not often I go to somewhere where the staff are so rude to customers. I am not even one to write critical reviews, but this was the second time we had, had rude service. My family and I went to go there for a light lunch, we weren't sure if they were open so we went in and the staff didn't even acknowledge us as we walked through the door. They then said "closing in half an hour". Ok so maybe we can just have a drink. The owner actually herded us out of the door. My husband commented on the opening times, to which the lady literally shrugged. We were really quite shocked at the rude manner we were dealt with. Just as we came out, a passer by who lives in the village said "she never goes in there because they are incredibly rude, and the language she had heard from the staff". Lovely building pity about the people who run it, spend your money elsewhere.

Oh dear...freezing cold inside, unfriendly woman, Sainsbury delivery arrived at front door which was left open the whole time and it was cold even before that! If I had a cafe I would NOT take a delivery through the cafe with customers there whilst venting my bad temper at the poor Saturday boy. What a shame as it is a nice village. Couldn't wait to leave!

A nice vintage style tea room. We chose a pot of tea for 2 and a brownie and a cupcake. All were tasty and tasted homemade. The man serving was pleasant and welcoming but I was short changed by over £4 but didn't realise until I had sat down. The toilet and sink wasn't very clean. The hand wash on the toilet is empty. A nice enough place but I will try out other nearby places before returning here.