The Greyhound in Chichester

Really Really disappointed! Food took forever to be served. The staff were very young and didn't seem to know what they were doing! My husband banged his head on a low door frame, it broke the skin and was bleeding, no staff spoke to us about it or come to make sure he was ok! Asked for the accident book, they didn't have a clue! Eventually they came with a A5 note pad but again didn't know what to do!! The manager should be ashamed cos the staff truly have not been trained properly!!

We came to this pub a few years ago and had one of the best meals we'd ever had so decided to drive 1hr 15 minutes to have another one. Unfortunately it was completely different very average. It was edible but that's all I can say really. Nothing special at all. I'm not sure if the chef was off for night but it definitely was very poor.

We took friends out for a meal it was not busy it was bonfire night. The food and service was very good only down side was plenty of pate could have done with another slice of toast and we all agreed could have done with some peas with the steak that was cook perfect. Worth giving a try

Booked for a Sunday lunch on the way back from football, called to say we maybe early, no problem, arrived early to be shown to our reserved table. Landlord greeted us and asked about the football and let us know what specials / roasts were left so we could order before they went as it was around 5pm. Managed to get the last beef which was exceptional. Melt in the mouth, home made yorkies were to die for and the roast potatoes were spot on. Wife had the roast pork which was one of the best she’s eaten, absolutely superb and top top value for money. I honestly don’t believe you can get a Sunday roast anywhere this god for the money and I eat in some spectacular Michelin Star restaurants with work. So so good. Our 13yr old has the the homemade burger which he said was one of the best he’s had. So wanted a desert but we were so stuffed from the mains and starters that we could hardly move. The landlord then joined us for a beer at the end, he’d recommended an ale i hasn’t had before and was more than happy to make sure it was what I’d like. The house Red according to my wife was smooth and light a perfect accompaniment to her roast. Would definitely recommend to anyone passing through Midhurst. A hidden Gem 10/10, family friendly and also judging by the other clientele dog friendly too. We will be back. Thankyou

Just popped in on the way home. Never been before. A lovely pub inside and out. The food was delicious. Baked camembert, pork belly, sticky toffee pudding. Fantastic! Friendly staff. Thankyou. We will return

Popped into the pub early evening to ask to book a table. The gentleman behind the bar said they were fully booked. He was dismissive, didn't offer any guidance when we asked if there was any where else locally. The pub was deserted .

No one to greet us when we entered. Ended up taking our own menu outside. Ordered and then waited at least half an hour for food. When waitress was asked how much longer it would be she was rude and just kept saying it would be out in a bit. When we did receive the food we then had to go and retrieve our own cutlery. Food was also not that great. Garlic Ciabatta made for a good drumstick on the bowl!

3 off us on route to GOODWOOD Revival. Stopped for breakfast. £10 for full English and toast, with tea or coffee and orange juice - good. Time to order and serve (only one other group (3)) in pub - slow but just acceptable. Coffe & tea came quick, toast followed ( no marmalade, etc.) 3 breakfast took time to arrive (toast eaten) . Unfortunately the black pudding, sausages were very over cooked. Running late, hungry after quick family discussion decided to eat. Did mention to proprietor the issue - excuse “ new “chef” not cooked breakfast before!!!! 2 out of 5 could do better. Hope this helps all round.

We had our wake in august at the greyhound It was perfect all ready when we got there no problem all very professional All staff very attentive and helpful I would recommend for all occasions The food was plentiful and delicious Many thanks Natalie and staff

My husband and I had roast belly pork , would definitely recommend it. The food was excellent and the service and very reasonably priced. Will definitely be going back .

The two of us went for Today lunch so it was not busy. There are plenty of tables outside but ate in. Very friendly laid back atmosphere. Go up to bar to order or they will come to you, and I ran a tab. We both had salmon, which we enjoyed with veg and some extra nice touches but perhaps not quite as large as we expected for £18 each. cappuccino creme brûlée was a bit different too. Pleasant experience.

Lovely roast meal but regret the current fashion for serving two thick slices of beef???! Rather than the traditional four THINLY sliced portions. Otherwise good.

Popped in for a Sunday roast and it didn’t disappoint, the roast beef was amazing. Lovely little pub in the countryside and the staff are friendly and welcoming Will return

My second visit and it was just as amazing as the first. The aesthetics of the place is beautiful and cosy! The staff were very welcoming and attentive with smiley faces! For our meals me and my partner ordered the roast beef which was cooked to perfection and the roast potato’s were delicious. To finish it off we ordered the white chocolate and raspberry cheesecake which is by far one of the tastiest cheesecakes I’ve had. Will be returning!

The Greyhound Inn is a fantastic friendly local pub and restaurant. The staff are great and everyone is made to feel welcome wether they are regulars or just passing through. Food is home cooked so sometimes there may be a bit of a wait, but what's the rush? Lovely beer and views to enjoy.

What a lovely lovely pub! As we entered we were greeted by the happy smiley faces of the staff! The pub it’s self is beautiful as we where taken to our table we could smell the roasts cooking away! The roast beef is a must! Crispy potatoes fluffy inside, and the most tenderness beef you could imagine! Followed by a sweet raspberry cheese cake!

Stopped here for a drink and probably a meal as it was a nice sunny day. There were a few people dining and 2 or 3 at the bar area tables. There was no one at the bar so we waited to be served, and waited.... and waited. We saw one member of staff going in and out with some boxes so we carried on waiting and waiting and eventually gave up and left. Sorry Greyhound people your loss turned into another, more accommodating, pub's gain. We won't return!

We together with two friends recently visited this pub, we were shown to our table and each given a menu, which were not massive but covered another choices to cover most people's tastes. The waitresses were both helpful and friendly, the service and food was...

A very disappointing visit, meat was gristly and the gravy tasted like mop water. Also overheard the chef verbally abusing the staff while attempting to enjoy the gruel. Bar staff were lovely however. Would suggest the chef focussed on the food.

A good meal on their Wednesday Steak night. Wine and drink choice was good too. Well cooked and good value for money.

We eat at the Greyhound at least twice a week. The staff are brilliant, service amazing. Food is consistently excellent. They are very helpful; my husband has problems eating various foods following throat cancer. They will do anything to provide him with the food he...

We regularly go to their steak night on Wednesday. It is stupendous value. The steaks are excellent, tender and very good flavour. They come from a local butcher.

Our first visit to the Greyhound. Beautiful old-fashioned building with open fires, friendly locals with even more friendly dogs, an excellent well priced menu and a good range of local cask beers. The staff were welcoming with wonderful sense of humour. Highly recommended, we shall...

First visit to this pub, met up with friends. Excellent meals and all good portion sizes, not too large but plenty. Had a chocolate/coffee brûlée for a sweet which was fantastic. All staff very welcoming and friendly, our waitress was working her first day and...

Am so impressed with my lovely family meal out. I drive pass this pub everyday and today decided why not try it. Well I’m so glad we did not only was the food absolutely incredible the staff were lovely too. I will definitely be returning...

Amazing food, served piping hot to the table. The waiting staff were attentive and friendly and the whole evening was an enjoyable occasion.

Excellent lunch with a couple of very nice pints. Will certainly return in the near future. Good menu with fast and efficient service.

Met friends for lunch on Sunday. Choice of seating was excellent from outside courtyard, large garden to cosy pub seating plus good size restaurant area. The staff were absolutely delightful, friendly, happy and very cheerful. Food was very good. We all had a roast dinner...

Lot of choices on the menu as well as quite a few specials. Food was delicious. Service was friendly. Can't fault it.

We just came across this lovely pub by chance. A great welcome, excellent beer and a very good lunch. Helped by brilliant sunshine in the pretty courtyard where we sat under umbrellas.

Travelling northward from the coast, we were in need of warmth, food and drink and suddenly there was The Greyhound - instant parking and, once inside, instant welcome. Although obviously busy we were shown a choice of tables. As for the service, food and drinks...

Another great meal here, faultless. Great choice of menu, beautifully cooked and presented as previously. Friendly staff. Looking forward to our pre Christmas lunch with four friends. Seems a complete change of staff but as enjoyable as ever.

Had a great meal here, very quick with all of our orders, beautifully cooked and we were very well looked after by Ryan who waited on us. Couldn’t fault anything.

We were out on a Sunday lunchtime and rang several pubs to make a booking but this was the only one to squeeze us in. On arrival it isn't the most photogenic location but the staff were friendly and made a table up for the...

Understaffed and under pressure. Sandwiches mother’s pride but staff were really trying hard. And the beer was a treat. Primarily a locals’s pub. Atmosphere rather gloomy.

We had a fabulous time at the Greyhound celebrating our wedding anniversary. Starting off with a delicious afternoon tea for family on the patio and then a party in the evening with an equally delicious buffet. Huge thanks to the staff who were attentive, friendly...

Our starters of whitebait and terrine were very good, as was the main dish of pork fillet. The desserts were outstanding: blueberry sponge & a (very) choclaty creme brulée. I liked the house malbec. Service was very good. There is a very large car park.

Had lunch here today. Food was good ( starters, main and desserts ) and better than your average pub fare at this sort of price. Beer was well kept and tasty as well. Service was again good, withour being exceptional. About 30 quid a head...

Overall we had a nice evening and the food was tasty. The marquee kept the weather at bay and the heaters and blankets meant it was fairly cosy. While the food was nice it was overpriced. The staff were very young and lacking in customer...

I had set up schedule to walk part of South Downs Way .I decided that that we would need to eat and rest before or after the walk because of timing I needed to eat before we did walk so we got bus 60 to...

We had a superb meal at the Greyhound pub last night. The food was great and the outdoor marquee lovely and cosy with heater and blankets. So nice to be out eating in a pub again.

Stopped here for lunch 22nd April. Impressive menu, well organised outdoor seating but root vegetables undercooked and lamb chop served nearly raw. A stone cold boiled egg served with warm salad with salmon barely cooked. Dessert menu looked good but couldn’t face any more ruined...

Thank you to the Greyhound. They delivered our meal on time and hot. Nice touch was the cracker,confetti and after dinner chocs. Dinner was delicious and I would recommend to anyone.

Ordered valentine's Day meal. Fantastic! Arrived hot although had warm oven waiting. Delivered by cheery young guy. Very polite. Very satisfied and all credit to the chef and staff. Did not expect such a good meal. Thank you 💕

We booked this as it was on our way back from family. The service was covid compliant and the staff very helpful. We had whitebait and Garlic mushrooms to start and the mac and cheese special and the 3 game roast for main. Pub was...

this is my local pub. it is always welcoming, and it is a very comfortable and relaxing place to visit with a choice of two gardens to sit out too. sometimes just nice to go for a quiet drink, but, also nice to eat a...

Had a lovely meal. Spacious open dining area and friendly atmosphere. Fantastic Sunday lunch and starters.

Visited with my husband and friends and were not disappointed. Each of our meals were delicious and very well cooked. Staff were friendly and efficient. We will be back!

Best fish and chips ever. The batter is glassy crisp and thin, fish perfectly cooked and the chips to die for. Sadly, due to ridiculous Covid19 restrictions, the usual home made tartar sauce has been changed to plastic sachets but we hope this will be temporary until common sense ( markedly lacking in HMG) is restored.

Lovely food and very pleasant atmosphere. Service very good nice and close to Bridge Cottage where we were staying the night

Set back from the main road in South Downs National Park nicely refurbished pub with a large garden with well spaced tables. The interior of the pub is fairly small so they are mainly making use of their large airy conservatory restaurant for dining. Amazingly ours was the only occupied table throughout Friday evening and the pleasant girl serving told us that Friday was usually their busiest night but they had been busier earlier in the week with people taking advantage of the Government August deal so it seems true that Mon-Wed is the new weekend at least in August.. In consequence no atmosphere as we ate unfortunately. Good menu plus a small list of specials with a number of fish dishes plus standard pub classics, the grilled fish platter with sauce and the chicken breast in a stilton sauce with saute potatoes and nice fresh veg were both well cooked and enjoyable. Prices represented very good value indeed. Wine list okay nothing out of the ordinary good choice of lagers and real ales.

We took my mother here for lunch on Sunday before going for a country walk at nearby Bepton with the dog. I only booked the evening before and tried 2 other pubs before finding space for us here. It was a very good 3rd choice! Seemed popular with locals eating and we could understand why - well presented and very tasty food in good sized portions. Plenty of choice on the menu and we had 3 different roast dinners - lamb, pork belly which came with a lovely big piece of proper crackling and a nut roast. All came with lots of gravy, a Yorkshire pud and a side dish each of veg including cauli and broccoli cheese which I love. I'm not a roast potatoes fan but my husband is and he deemed them excellent! We then shared a Bailey's cheesecake with salted caramel ice cream and a very rich chocolate mousse type thing - scrummy!The back garden had countryside views and well spaced tables. Also front garden seating but the road is quite busy so back is preferable. Dining areas inside were attractive with smart furniture including a conservatory dining room. Staff were young and helpful and wore masks to serve the food. Ordering is at the bar but spaced. Basically all good! Photos of lamb roast and cheesecake attached. The other dishes got eaten too quickly to get photos of them!!

It's a pub with a restaurant.It wasn't busy, on this wet Monday.Service was extremely friendly and competent. Two white wines came up straight away.My main course was the mixed fish grill which was delightful. The chips were skinny; I prefer fat chips. Wife's chicken was good with nice veg side.The desserts, at £6.25, which seemed expensive, were absolutely lovely; cheesecake and choccie something for me.£50 the lot, plus tip.

Went today for dinner and a drink with gf, staff are friendly and very welcoming, chefs special was a great choice. Pork ribs had an amazing sauce and were incredibly tasty thanks to an excellent chef and the medium rare steak was perfectly cooked. Excellent value for money and a great atmosphere, ample parking and family friendly. Will definitely be coming back

This must have been one of my favourite lunches in years! I met up with my sister and her family for a lunch with my father who unfortunately couldn't attend due to ill health but I did tell him that he missed a treat as a lover of fish!I would normally chose a chicken dish but I thought how tempting the mixed grill of fish with fricassee sauce sounded so I ordered this with new potatoes. Wow! It was one of the best fish dishes I have ever had! Fish a plenty with sea bass, king prawns, salmon amongst others. The sauce was divine and the whole dish was cooked to perfection! My sister had the same and was as equally impressed. The men in our group had burgers and scampi and were all impressed (my partner loved the thick home cooked chips!). All the dishes were very reasonably priced!We found the whole dining experience a pleasure. The staff were lovely and professional and the social distancing operation was run very well and we felt very safe in this environment.All in all, one of the best meals I have had with lovely surroundings and friendly staff. I highly recommend this pub and restaurant, the best by far in the area! Give this lovely hostelry a try, you won't be disappointed :-)

A funny story in these strange times - We live in Leicestershire and I decided to order a takeaway from our local pub called the Greyhound and made the order on Facebook. They came back very promptly and said all booked and pick up at 6pm. We went to collect and found out that I had managed to order a takeaway from a lovely pub called the Greyhound in West Sussex some 158 miles away. I messaged them straight away and said I was so sorry and would pay and they messaged back to say they had managed to sell our takeaway to another customer and said no charge. A lovely pub that we will definitely be taking a trip to visit now and have a weekend away. It sounds a lovely setting. We have never been to West Sussex. Looking forward to our pub lunch! Best regards Alison Matthews-Savage thank you. Such lovely people

We ordered a roast beef and roast lamb which were cooked to perfection and accompanied with crispy fluffy roast potatoes selection of mixed veg, Yorkshire pudding and gravy, not only was the food delicious the service was really friendly and they delivered it pretty much when we asked for Thank you to everyone at The Greyhound in Midhurst great team effort

Great to see that you cater for vegetarians on a Sunday. Couldn’t.t the nut roast come with vege gravy rather then mushroom sauce? Nice to have gravy with your vegetables ?

My husband decided he would take me out for Sunday lunch for my birthday,so glad we chose the greyhound.on Ariel we were show to our table and given menu such a lovely choice my husband had roast beef and I had pork belly both served with fresh veg,large roast potatoes and super Yorkshire pud oh.don't forget meaty gravy, scrummy. For arters we both had sticky toffee pudding al very nice.we realy enjoyed it all lovely and hot,good service.not an expensive meal very reasonably price.we definitely be going again.

Our second visit for the weds steak night, £12 for steak and drink. The steaks were so tender again, with loads of flavour. Definitely recommend

A very comfortable dining area with relaxed atmosphere. The food was delicious,good quality and well presented.

Cosy ambience with real wood fire. Had lunch in the conservatory with only one other table occupied. Sat down at 12.30 and had to ask for the bill over two hours a later. Food OK but slow service

We arrived at a busy Sunday lunchtime with no reservation but were quickly given options and we decided to have a drink while waiting for a table to become free. Only a short wait to be seated and our food arrived quickly. Good service and lovely food. We will definitely visit here again.

A group of 23 wedding guest descended on The Greyhound the night before the wedding. Staff very helpful and all food served hot and together. No one sitting there whilst others were eating. Not surprisingly some confusion over the bill but resolved very quickly with little problem. Food good value for money.

After a long dog walk at West Wittering, we were glad to be able to easily park our motor home and enjoy a nice lunch in this cosy pub with our collie. The service was friendly and efficient and Monty enjoyed his water and a treat.

Had lunch here on a Saturday and lovely food, wonderful staff and great with the kids (even kindly washed their own plates and cutlery) but stay away from pay area in garden as trampoline has massive hole in the side, glass so n steps of slide and nails on walk way of play house. Don’t let this detract from the fantastic food and service but just beware

My husband and I have recently discovered what an absolute gem this country pub is. We have eaten in the conservatory restaurant several times for lunch which has been superb. Today we decided to try the Sunday lunch and we were not disappointed. I had the roast pork and my husband had the roast lamb. He requested his well done and he was delighted with it. My pork was so tender, the vegetables were cooked just right and the gravy was really tasty. We shared a dessert and both followed with coffee. Service has always been good and the staff are very helpful and friendly. We feel that our meals have been very good value. We came away with the Xmas menus and will be booking a lunch for ourselves and four friends. I would recommend this pub to anyone and we feel the journey from Bognor Regis well worth it. I would love to live nearer

We went here for an evening meal while walking the South Downs Way (although a bit far to walk, its only 4 stops by bus). Had some really nice sausage and mash which really hit the spot ! Ate in the conservatory, which was nice and bright. Good service too.

We visited as part of a large group, I think we were lucky in that we had our order taken early and did not have to wait long for our meal. The food was lovely and the staff, friendly and helpful.

Dropped in here for dinner and had a great time. Good choice of food and wine all which was well prepared and delicious. Atmosphere is really lovely, staff are friendly and helpful and there' a terrific beer garden to enjoy the warm summer evenings from. And on top of that the prices are great. Not local to me but I'll certainly pop back next time I'm passing.

We went to the Greyhound with our dog after a lovely walk on Iping Common. We were all given a good welcome and our order was taken quickly. The food arrived in surprisingly short time and was delicious. The toilets were very smart and clean and had a few little extras not normally seen in pubs. A thoroughly pleasant experience

Found this place after initially booking at another restaurant. A real gem. Meals great and the service is very good. The conservatory where we ate is very spacious and was lovely and quiet on the night we went (as it was after 9pm I guess).

The front outside of the pub is very picturesque.

After a terrible time at the Moonlight B&B; in Cocking, we were relieved to find this pub in the evening The food was great, the barman's band were practising in a side room so we had great entertainment and we chatted to the staff for a long time. The barmaid even offered to drop us back to the B&B.; Had a great time to what would otherwise have been a truly terrible night. Many thanks!

I arranged to meet a friend here as it fell around half way between my home and his. I had been here once before, several years ago for a light snack one lunchtime but this was my first experience of dining there.

Stopped here on spur of moment and we so thankful we did. Beef rare and so tender, lamb so tasty. Lovely serving of vegetables with 5 different ones and Yorkshire puddings so very light. Service excellent.

We were passing through so stopped at The Greyhound Midhurst. We sat in the garden which was pleasant as the sun was shining, firstly we went to order at the bar to be told to come back in five minutes as the kitchen was very busy. We ordered and when our roast beef came, oh my goodness. I could not eat the beef as it was very rare, not tender and full of gristle. The vegetables were over cooked and mushy. I ate the roast potatoes and Yorkshire pudding and just about the vegetables. When the waitress came over and took our plates she asked if everything had been ok. I let her know that I couldn’t eat the beef as it was full of gristle, now at this point I did expect at least for her to acknowledge this with an apology. She did not, she didn’t say a word just cleared the plates and that was that. My husband went into the pub to pay and heard the waitress telling the guy behind the bar whose comment was “ they shouldn’t be so fussy, what do people expect it’s a village pub”. With that my husband paid and we left. If you are to read this anyone from the greyhound, our comment to you is. We have visited many village pubs and have never encountered such bad food and such rude comments by staff. This is most definitely one place we will never visit again or recommend.

Einfach super das Essen in diesem Pub. Das beste Essen das ich in England seit langem hatte, hier kommen wir bestimmt wieder hin. Ich empfehle es allen Leuten die in Midhurst sind. Das Essen ist gut gekocht und schön warm der Service geht nicht zu lange und das Personal ist freundlich..!!

Well what can I say!...looks can be deceiving!

Four of us visited for lunch, the triple cooked chips were dreadful, tasted like they had been cooked days before and then reheated. Scampi was over cooked. Mia was the only member of staff that was friendly and welcoming, the other waitress was miserable and had attitude . Then the cook came out and just lulled over the bar, not a good look .

The pub is cozy and lovely with a burning fire place. The staff were attentive. I had a gin and my husband had a beer. My gin was good. However my husband said his beer was terrible.

Just wanting to go out to one of our local pubs for dinner having heard good things and having eaten there many times we decided to visit. The food I cannot complain about but the service was in no other words terrible, plates left, tables being moved during us eating just complete disrespect, no surprise really as young girls are being left To run the pub it’s like an adults play zone. Such a shame and we won’t be returning.

We were looking for an all day food restaurant at 4pm on a Sunday afternoon and we found this gem. We were greeted by friendly staff and served politely and the food was excellent. Lovely atmosphere and décor in the restaurant and clean toilets, what more could you ask. Will certainly be returning here.

We have been going to this lovely pub for almost 20 years. It is our local and to be honest, it never, ever disappoints. The food is always good, the staff are brilliant and the fire in the winter is great in the cold winter months. For those with children there is an outside area to keep them happy and occupied. Give it a go, you won’t be sorry!

Nice looking pub, inside, and out. Staff very friendly. The food was ok for most of us, however the parsnip dish on the menu was dire. Like most other pubs, doing sunday roasts, they just cant get the potatoes right. And the veg was very small, per person. Sunday roast on mass is hard to get right, and most pubs will alwats get let down by roast potatoes, and the selection of veg they choose to serve.

We came here for lunch with our greyhound (couldn't resist with the name!). There is plenty of parking and we received a warm welcome. I had macaroni cheese and my husband had a steak. The food was really good and the pub is lovely with an open fire and low-beamed ceilings. Would definitely recommend!

Visited for a family meal food was perfect served beautifully hot and tasty.Great friendly staff and service.We sat in the conservatory which was spacious and nicely decorated definatley be back again and now my first choice for food in midhurst

We went for a family lunch the food was outstanding. The service is friendly helpful. There is a very good selection of drinks for all taste. The food is freshly prepared with top quality ingredients.

We chose this pub as we had not visited before and wanted somewhere to celebrate a family birthday.There were 11adults and 2 children .

We love this place. The food is good, solid and honest nosh

We had dinner there, getting the bus from Cocking where our B&B; was. The service was great and the food superb. I had a delicious sticky toffee pudding for dessert, even though my girlfriend initially declined the dessert menu while I was in the toilets. Nice ales.

We were staying at Bridge Cottage and came here for a meal on our last evening. We wish we had come here sooner! The food was delicious, fish pie and lamb rump.The staff were very pleasant and attentive. A good experience all round!

We visited last Sunday for an evening roast. We were informed that only roast dinners were available, but that suited us well. There was beef, pork, lamb and vegetarian options. All came with lots of gravy, enormous Yorkshire puddings and individual side dishes of vegetables (including cauliflower cheese, which I love!). The service was very good and there was a nice atmosphere. We will definitely be back!

My wife and I visit when we're not in the mood to cook, or just fancy Sunday lunch out and it's also a great place to meet friends and family. Aways friendly service and excellent food.

We were taken to the Greyhound by my mother in law for Sunday lunch, the first time we have had Sunday lunch there. We have been there before for a function and for a light lunch. The staff are always pleasant and worked amazingly hard on such an extremely hot day. Both my husband and my mother in law had roast beef which they said was absolutely gorgeous, tasty, tender and cooked to perfection. I myself had chicken which was very moist, the vegetables were al dente, could have been a few more in the bowl as I’m not a great meat eater but never the less what was there was delicious. It would have been nice if they had put a small jug of gravy on the table as they both said that there was not enough gravy served and with roast potatoes and yorkshire pudding the dish was rather dry. The staff serving were rushed off their feet so they were not able to attract their attention for more. Overall the fact that I didn’t have to cook the meals it was delightful. Would I go back? Yes.

Went here one evening for a meal. The service was outstanding - and the staff were great on allergies. The food was fantastic - restaurant quality at pub prices. I would definitely recommend this place for great food and service and will certainly be back

I already reviewed this pub, but the last two occasions we've been there the custom service wasn't great. When my partner went to order he was asked to go back in 10 minutes as the kitchen is busy - both times. First time we left after we had our drinks.

We visited after visiting Goodwood and sat in the garden. Firstly the trampolines have no zips on two children fell out. Garden was full of tables needing clearing. We wanted to order food it took two hours for us even to get fish fingers for the children. Three families turned away sadly the pub loosing over £300 revenue or more. Surly being so close to Goodwood at a prime time the management should get more organised. Sadly I and the rest of our party would no revisit next year.

Disappointing Sunday lunch, although the food looked good it tasted bland and boring, the lamb had no taste to the point were my father commented that the beef was tasteless but he ordered lamb, the same as me.

What a great place to stop by and have a lunch in the summer. Great food and friendly service. That's all we needed and that's what we got.