The Lynd Cross in Horsham

The place needs a revamp It resembles a doss house. The staff, if you can find one looks like they want to kill themselves. They had very few ales on tap, mostly out. You could only pay with cash. Probably one of the most depressing weatherspoons in the country. and I have been to the ones in Wales. Also it's full of old women who could not walk or order slower and are oblivious to the long queues behind them.

Warm, inviting pub and the breakfasts are such good value. Two eggs, two hash browns, two veggie sausages, tomato, mushroom, baked beans and a slice of toast for just £3.17. Coffee is good and unlimited. Huge range of condiments. Very central, opposite the bus station. Good home cooked food.

I got married today at Horsham Registry office and thought I would treat a few family members to Fish and chips, I must say this is the worst Wetherspoons That I have been in, a very long wait at the bar and 35 minute wait for the food, this was well overcooked and a desert spoonful of pretty dried up peas The service and the meals are the worst that I have had in many years. I will never set foot in that pub again

The worst Wetherspoons I have ever been in. In a town we didn't know, thought Wetherspoons, never had a bad meal in one, until today! Miserable staff, very long wait at the bar and for meals to be brought to the table and really wish they hadn't bothered. Dried up peas, burnt batter on over cooked, dry fish and hard chips. Not the happy, celebratory meal that we had hoped for.

Well it was rammed and there was no room to move. As a standard weatherspoons floors were sticky and chairs half broken. The tables were also sticky too and the menus were disgusting and needed re done There was no staff in the restaurant to clear tables so they were left for over an hour with empty plates and glasses it was absolutely filthy I would never go back the only thing that was good was the price Food was like warm and sparse if you would like to get drunk quickly on a budget in a filthy place best place to go 👎🏼

Drinks very cheap , Doombar £2.10 a pint, Abbot £2.88 , both good, but the food , sausage, beans and chips were terrible, with a pint £9 +. A spoonful of beans stuck to the plate, cold chips , the sausages however were pretty good but last time we will eat here. This pub has been going downhill for some time to be honest.

It has to be the worst service I have experienced at a weatherspoons establishment, the bar staff may as well be none existing, I ordered a beer at the place I was standing for it to be poured and served 15ft away and then ignorance kicked in with the server and told my drink is there..pure utter pathetic customer service..had 1 pint and left.

Cheap as chips and food arrives faster than you can say "Tim pay your staff!!" Great place. Not sure about some of the punters though :/

You know what you are getting, it’s basic but great value. Ordered on the app with no problems good and drinks were both served promptly

Cheap un tastie drinks rude staff avoid at all costs Very untidy management a real disgrace no atmosphere Smoking when and where you want with no challenge Very untidy. Staff use Cutlery to open disability toilet for them self's.

The ultimate burger arrived in a pityfull state... less than a handfull of chips (my polite complaint to staff was ignored), burger had all the appearance and consistency of something 2nd hand. Only 1 beer on tap... shoddy, very shoddy!

Am here at least once each week. It’s a typical J D Wetherspoon establishment and the food is generally good and quick to arrive. Conveniently situated in the centre of town there are some outdoor tables as well as the large inside area. Service is good and the staff and management are hard-working. It could possibly do with some updating and refurbishment, and the main toilets are up quite a few stairs (although there is a ‘disabled’ one at ground level). You can’t get a decent meal cheaper than here anywhere else in town and drinks are a fraction of the price at other pubs/restaurants.

By far the worst Wetherspoons I have been too , it was so dirty everywhere , I appreciate if staff are busy but the floor was covered in litter , the tables covers in old food where they had taken plates away but not come back to clean up , the ladies toilets were disgusting, the orders were not correct for drinks , the food was ok but just thrown on the plate no care what’s so ever , we have visited many Wetherspoons as it’s normally to a good standard but this was a place to be ashamed of , there is only so much you can blame on being short staffed ,

Being a stinking hot Saturday, I did not want to wander around Horsham too much looking for an evening meal. This place was not too far from my hotel, so I decided to give it a go. My first choice was the steak and kidney pud, but then thought that was probably too heavy for the weather. My next choice was the curry. This turned out be be a decent choice, as the curry was not too spicy. The meal took slightly longer than anticipated arriving, but not overly long. After demolishing my meal, I fancied a dessert, so went up to the bar to order. Unbeknown to me, a member of staff cleared my table while I was ordering. Including the remains of my pint of beer. Admittedly there was not a huge amount of beer left, but to me they were a bit previous by completely clearing my table. The staff were friendly enough, so I cannot complain about that. The pub had regulars in, who seemed to know the staff quite well.

I was a solo female visiting a friend in the area and decided to pop in for a glass of wine before I went back to my hotel opposite. The staff were so rude and blunt. I appreciate Saturday nights are busy but it wasn’t overly busy when i was there. Yes there were a few groups on tables but the staff were so rude and treated me like I was one of them. I hadn’t even finished my glass of wine when one of the staff members came and took my glass away and said we are closed. It was 23.10 so yes just before closing time but no need to take my drink away and boot me out like they did so Rudly. Very unimpressed and wouldn’t recommend. Needs major staff training!!!

We used to visit this place quite regularly, although enough is enough, no more. There needs to be a serious change at The Cross. This needs to start from the Manager and work it’s way down. I have never encountered such a poor disregard that this management team have for its customers. Surly and uninterested in people. They work in hospitality after all, the clue is in the word! Start running this establishment like a pub again, and not like detention centre to suite yourselves, and your on the road to recovery, and off the road to hell. Tim, send in your secret visitors and quick, before you call time on another of your pubs. Because in its present state, the Cross would be a very easily forgotten bad dream.

Cheap un tastie drinks rude staff avoid at all costs Very untidy management a real disgrace no atmosphere

Only one comment to make....filthy place...toilets : male/female absolutely disgusting. Smelt vile. Dirty floors. Restaurant covered in dirty glasses and plates. Tables not wiped. Carpet unclean. Flies everywhere!!!!

Like all Wetherspoons good for cheap food and drinks. The food here is hit and miss. It can be very good or awful. This place is in need of a makeover.

Really good friendly and fast service at decent prices. One of the best spoons. Tried for both evening meal and breakfast, brilliant

I normally come here for lunch were shopping in Horsham, Our food came very quickly, even though the place felt full. It's been a long time since I've been to a Wetherspoon since Covid, the food was good, I think the prices have gone up but still great value.

I've never had bad fish and chips in any Wetherspoons I've visited. Always been very please but last night in the Lynd the fish and Chips were very disappointing. The chips were luke warm and the batter was tough. The time before I visited I used the toilets. They weren't good. Usually Wetherspoons loos in my experience are good.

We are fans of Wethersoons having visited around 250 and unfortunately the Lynd Cross is one of the worst. There were long queus and only two servers. Most of the ales were off and the whole place is in need of a refurb. Normally we would have a meal but felt that it was unhygeinic.

I went in today for a drink. While sitting enjoying my drink a young woman on the opposite table decided her baby.s nappy needed changing. Instead of taking the baby to the toilet she put the baby on the floor between tables in the restaurant and changed the nappy there. Then she changed the toddlers nappy in the same place. Just as well no one was eating their meal. A waiter came to clear tables and never said anything to her. Another awful thing was the same waiter came with a dustpan and brush used for the floor and used it on a table. I.ve seen this done before and the tables don.t alway.s get sanitized.

Am often in here with friends. Service and food is usually adequate and satisfactory; deals, as at other J D Wetherspoon establishments, are very good and you can’t get a cheaper meal with a drink anywhere else in Horsham.

2nd visit here & absolutely love the service, food, quality, quantity & price. Had unlimited tea/coffee (get given a very clean mug & shown to a machine where you get the choice of teas/coffees/chocolate) & you can use as much as you want. Chose bacon...

I have a disability called fibromyalgia and when I visited on the Thursday 5/1/2023, I was having a massive back lockage and was having problems getting up to order at the bar. I asked a guys who worked there ia he could take my order...

I am not sure what the problem is with this "restaurant" but I will assume it is a lack of correct management or maybe extremely lazy staff? Upon entering this place, which was almost empty of diners, we couldn't find a table that was free...

We visited The Lynd Cross today after shopping in Horsham. Lunch orders aren't taken until 11:30, so we knew we would have to wait a while. The pub was very busy, and there were just two staff bringing out meals and trying to clear tables....

Generally I enjoy going to Weatherspoon pubs and for the most part have had very good experiences within them. The things we bought were good and well priced as usual and expected, but the main problem we faced was the staff. I’m not sure whether...

Popped in for lunch with my daughter. The food was tasty and good value. Staff were very friendly and cheerful. Relaxed atmosphere. Always a pleasure!

Typical Wetherspoons. A little drab and seedy however parts of the Hotel are actually nice and cosy.

I hate to leave a bad review but this place has become terrible. A real Kitchen Nightmare. I know Wetherspoons is a budget establishment so you do not expect Michelin star quality, but even so you at least expect a reasonable standard of cleanliness and...

Dirty tables everywhere, and terrible service. Totally understaffed - and those there were inadequate. One of worst pubs I've come across. Tim Martin should visit.

A friend and I went to have a quick lunch last Tuesday 15th February. To say we were disappointed is an under statement, such a dreary interior quite dark and dismal, and very shabby decor with uncleared tables. It was raining hard so we preserved...

Ordered some food but was disappointed that it arrived on COLD plates. Couldn't finish our meal as it was cold and inedible. Looked a bit grubby in this fast food joint with no attention to cleanliness of the tables. Perhaps Wetherspoons should employ more staff...

Had some time to spare and on the spur of the moment took a family member here for a drink and ended up eating as well. Nothing wrong with the service, which was friendly and efficient both at till and table. Tables were kept clean,...

The only weatherspoons I.ve been in that clear the tables straight away and had three members of staff asking if your everything was ok. Pleasant staff and happy in there work. Highly recommend

Not saying this is the worst Wetherspoons I have been in. We’ve been to the Cliftonville in Hove. The food has arrived in-edible over 2 visits. The friendly front of house staff did their best to help but I feel they were let down by...

Took the grandchildren for aSaturday evening meal.So disappointing.No baked beans no fish and chips for children or adults and no treat of yo-yos or bananas plus no real apology or alternative offered.

Staff really friendly and smiley, good atmosphere, lovely sitting outside with cocktails. Have to say the sirloin steak was the tastiest I have had in a very long time.

Visited today the two burgers we had was quick to arrive and cery tasty but on the menu it states 6 onion rings we only had 5 and my husband only had 16 chips sounds alot but once they were on your plate you could...

After waiting nearly 45-50 minutes for our drinks we were spoken to in an extremely rude manner by the bar staff member with long hair and tattoos. His attitude towards customers is awful. Poor service.

The service was terrible, I used to go there quite often but tonight clearly people there don’t care at all about their customers, especially the long brown haired man with tattoos. Spoke to us rudely, and was extremely disappointed by his attitude. he clearly hates...

We nearly always call in at The Lynd Cross if we have a drive to Horsham, and went in for coffee last Saturday morning at about 10:15. It wasn't busy at the time, but I had to stand up and keep trying to get the...

Great atmosphere, staff are friendly especially Esther, Emma and the 2 Laura’s, couldn’t fault it. Good was really nice, will definitely be back

Out walking our dogs today we decided to stop for a drink at our local wetherspoons as it was a warm day. We sat at a table outside on the paved area used our phone to order the drinks. On arrival of the staff with...

Food is horrible !!!! The stuff are very rude! They are not Friendly wat so ever food YUK!!! The toilets had POO all around the seat!!!!! My pregnant girlfriend was being SICK all night!!!!! we had to take back are lunch twice!!!!!!! PEOPLE DO YOUR...

I was served by this man yesterday around 6pm He was arrogant and rude when I wanted to order He wasn’t wearing a mask which is compulsory if not having a exempt badge I’ll felt targeted and vunrable as I was going by the guidelines...

Omg what a mistake if this was a hospital it would be put into special measures and taken over, this is the worst Wetherspoon I’ve been in. One of the Staff a lady started shouting at us for coming in the wrong door, not the...

Prices were really cheap, food size was good, however the food was was very average. Great service, nice people. I

Should of taken warning from other customer when we came in to leave as service is terrible Staff member was stroppy with us from the second we walked in for being a group of 6 telling us we’ll have to split up Ordered breakfast, apple...

I feel for the guys working at The Lynd Cross, everyone one of them is medically exempt from wearing a face covering, and they don't have any hand sanitizer anywhere. they "ran out". Staff were also walking around drinking tea. Except this, place was nice.

I wouldn’t even bother it’s awful, staff don’t know what there doing, you’d have a better meal at home. Best thing about it was leaving the place, worst weatherspoons I’ve ever been lol

I've been coming here for 20 years. Over the last few years the food and beers quality has soared. And the staff are good too!

Having visited twice in the past two days, we have eaten well, with the food selection and quality being good. However, it was the service which made our visit so special. Our waitress, Shannon, was friendly, efficient and went out of her way to make our experience a good one. She made us feel welcome and like we were friends. We could not have asked for better service. She is a credit to this restaurant chain. Thank you, Shannon.

I visited the Lynd Cross today with my family before they return to uni. It was absolutley packed, social distancing was a joke and watched serving staff go from table to table without any hand cleaning. The waiting time was an absolute joke and was just putting unnecessary exposure to people. What was even more disgusting was witnessing the manager being rude to a female customer asking a question and then walking off

My friend and I decided we would go out for our first get together since March and thought The Lynd Cross was a bigger venue where we could socially distance in. On entering we saw signs for hand sanitizing good start. We were surprised that there was no one to check us in to keep tabs on numbers etc so we just went and sat down in one of the cubicles which we considered safer. On the wall was a sign with the details for track and trace but unless you have a new mobile phone which uses q reader its no good , so when we saw a staff member we asked what we had to do for track and trace. He said to use the paper forms on the tables which wasnt a problem for us though we did not witness anyone else doing the track and trace . The staff definately do need training on social distancing, twice a member of staff, without warning leaned right over us to collect our plates and glasses without first asking and giving us a chance to move out the way. I also witnessed a staff member wash the table in front of a disabled man sitting opposite us and he was less than two feet away from his face, this is just not acceptable. At this point we decided it was time to leave and proceeded to the bar area as we were not sure what we were supposed to do with the track and trace information as you have to say when you leave the premises. My friend asked the assistant behind the bar and she just took the paper and put it on the side!!! Who knows where this goes or who,s got it?? You can see why track and trace is not working! We have decided we will not venture back until they get it, and we know most of the staff are young but they have to understand what socially distancing means. The wetherspoons website says they provide shields and gloves as needed for staff but if they dont make them wear them they dont. Until businesses can show they are doing all they can to keep customers safe people will shun going to these places and keep the economy going.

Or any other disease. The next pandemic won’t come from a lab in Wuhan China, it will come straight out of The Lynd Cross, Horsham. We arrived at 1pm, had to take a recently departed table that wasn’t yet cleared by staff, & 4 pints later( after resigning to the fact we were already infected by something horrendous )still wasn’t cleaned despite 6 staff members, 2 of which walked past us constantly & didn’t get the hint why we were afraid to rest our glasses on the discussing table. Zombie like symptoms could be one to look out for. I then made a will, took out life insurance, cancelled my Netflix subscription and had one more pint for the long road going down, & if you decide to visit the good ole Lynd, I’ll keep your next port of call nice and warm for you.

This is the worst Wetherspoons we have ever visited!! Visiting Horsham as a base for the South Downs and we thought Wetherspoons would be a safe bet for dinner last minute. This is not a safe place to go! Especially right now. The tables were full of dirty glasses, asked for our table to be cleaned and was greeted with an unhappy “I hate Monday’s now” after ordering our drinks we waited 20 mins for them to be served. We chose not to eat due to the reasons already stated, plus it smelt like vomit. Another observation was the amount of young people, some seemed to just be sat with no food and drinks (or empties) just on their phones. And lots of others drinking alcoholic drinks which looked very underage (I cannot obviously confirm this and I’d like to think they had all been IDed) This establishment seriously needs checking in lots of ways. We can normally trust a Wetherspoons but couldn’t wait to leave this place!!

I’m reviewing this place from 1998. It was great. They did beer and a burger for £2.99. The ambience was ‘old school boozer’, with a hint of new money. A great place to start my pub journey.

Most awful place 15 of us have been in. 2 young lads behind bar, one a trainee. It too 3/4 hour just to order my food. I think the kitchen had a famine. I paid 11.15 for meal from the grill. When it arived it was totally different from the one ordered and the menu cost of £7 something. This happened to four of us sitting together. The bloke who served our meal, was totally blase, there was no explanation and no apology. It was not hot just luke warm anyone had cold fried eggs? The well done steaks were griddled on one side. so quite pink the other side. Served with 2 fried eggs and a jacket potato instead of Jacket, mushroom and peas. The manager was not available at the time. When he did turn up, no apology for lack of staff but did condescend to repay the difference in the two meals. I tell you, this is no lie, you couldn't write a book. Horsham to us was a lovely town. There won't be a next time for us in any Whetherspoons.

In common with all the Weatherspoons establishments I've visited, I've not been disappointed. The food is keenly prised and is totally acceptable. It is not intended to be the gourmet experience of your life, but it's just good, honest food well presented. The sellection of beers is also excellent

The manager was so lovely and came to sit with us to apologise and help us out with a situation to where my friend ordered at the wrong pub. The Jubilee Oak was terrible and rude. But the manager here was lovely and told us what to do and offered to call them for us. 10/10 customer service!

Large establishment with plenty of seating, bar area typical spoons set-up, with an excellent choice of draft beers.I had the all day brunch which was as close to a traditional Scottish breakfast except for the square sausage.Food and service was fine and what you expect from wetherspoons.

HORSHAM LYND CROSSfeel bad even giving the lynd cross in horsham 1 star as I dont think it deserves that. I've counted over 15 dirty tables with cups and plates all over them. Got a cup for my coffee to find it still dirty , asked for another which was also dirty. Then the food came out and was stone cold. The manager should be ashamed to run it like this.

Stopped by for a quick lunch - good food, reasonable house wine, and you can sit outside and watch the world go by. Only problem, the toilets are upstairs, it seemed like two floors although it was only one, a long way to go.

Been in the Lynd Cross 3 time now and know one want to serve you, every one queue jumping, Its very bad, I will never go in there again, PLEASE GO SOME WEAR ELSE

A friend and I visited the Lund Cross at about 11 .40 this morning for a standard breakfast and coffee. The restaurant was packed and their were queues at the tills but the three staff Curtis, Natayle and Matt were a credit to Wetherspoon. They were polite, calm , courteous and very efficient under what I saw as very taxing circumstances. They could not have worked any harder. There appeared to be only 3 staff keeping the restaurant going. I wish they had had more help. The service they gave was excellent. They managed to keep smiling and did not seem to get stressed. Very good at a multi tasking. The food was excellent and so reasonable. Wetherspoon you should be so very proud of the staff you have employed and trained. Their service was much appreciated by us.,

Ok so I generally only go here with my parents as they are elderly, not my choice of venue but they could get an inexpensive lunch and a glass of wine at good value but today the place was filthy and has been getting worse recently but today was awful, I don't know the last time the restaurant was cleaned, short staffed, dirty mugs and cutlery and the main restaurant floor and generally just disgusting, piled up dirty glasses and plates on the bar at 12pm, my 83 year old dad refused to use the toilets, didn't want to eat here!!!!!

Food was ok wouldnt go overboard . cutlery had to be returnef as looked like taken off someone's used plate. Table and floor filthy ...ate quick and left

We visited for breakfast while in the town as , generally speaking, we've never had a bead breakfast in a Wetherspoon pub. It's never going to win any Michelin star awards, but it doesn't try to - you get what you pay for as the saying goes. On this occasion the food arrived quickly (I assume the breakfast items are precooked and kept warm). I was disappointed to find that my beans were barely warm but everything else on my plate was warm and the bacon butty my wife had was hot too. It was also a struggle to find any brown sauce in the place!!! So, all in all, not bad but not great.

What has gone wrong - used to be a great place for a cheap lunch but the last 2 visits have confirmed never again.

It's a Wetherspoons. It has cheap food that arrives quickly. You can't expect too much. Tables were classically sticky, as I have come to expect at a Wetherspoons. Had breakfast on two days and both times were reasonably average. Halloumi was a bit undercooked, but eggs nice and runny. Would have liked more avocado, a toasted muffin, and the beans were cold, but the pancakes were tasty. Service was a bit brusque on one occasion but fine on the other.

We arrived and could not fond 1 clear table. Food was being delivered to tables whch still had plates from previous diners piled high. These were not cleared by waitress delivering new meals. Kitchen then had to close due to no hot water. Plates were still left on tables. It took about an hour to clear the mess. New arrivals not told about no food (lead server said they were too busy).

Not the classiest Wetherspoons I've been in but similar to most of them. No one goes for fine dining. It is what it is, excellent value for basic food. A busy lunchtime, served in reasonable time, a fair 15 minute wait for food to arrive. Helpful, friendly staff. Fair value.

I'm generally a fan of Wetherspoons and have eaten in several, but this is easily the worst I've been in. The place itself is scruffy with battered furniture. We (wife and I) visited for breakfast and the floor was scattered with crisps and other debris from the night before, while our table was smeary and bore a tattered menu covered in ring-marks from a previous drinker.

The smell when entering was pungent and we instantly felt like we had to cover our mouths just look at the state of the floor. Will take a mask next time I visit.

Went into weatherspoons today 13 th July in Horsham went to sit down and there was an area cornered off then found out there was a leak in gents toilets and they were still serving food needed toilet but gents out of order so had to use disabled toilet which was disgusting should be closed Down

Have visited this pub on many occasions as a couple and with family,the state of the place leaves a lot to be desired,dirty tables usually filled up with used glasses and plates of uneaten food the floor usuallly has peices of food on it.The main problem seems to be not enough staff to keep the place looking clean and inviting ,obviously.this pub chain relies on its low prices to entice people in.

This pub was just across the road from where I was staying, so I thought I'd give it a try and I wasn't aware that there is dining area just round the corner from the bar, so this made eating a lot more pleasant.

We visited for breakfast as a family.

Family decided to do a surprise visit and they chose this establishment. I was bitterly disappointed firstly with the sticky carpets and then the seats that we are supposed to sit on there were all terribly stained and I mean bad. The tables where dirty as well. The food arrived promptly but was very average. Very disappointed and unfortunately will not be back.

Went here for breakfast, had eggs benedict, food was cold and cutlery was dirty. Worst thing was there were a group of skag heads shouting at each other and pretending to fight. Don't expect much from wetherspoons but not great

Nice young fella named Will served us this evening, cracking banter. WILL definitely be back with such a charming young man at the bar.

I really like the Wetherspoons app, and it worked here a charm.

Sure: Value food; value beer but shabby seating and sometimes troublesome atmosphere . Didn't feel comfortable, I had to search for a clean chair to sit on. The night I was in there there was a punch up. Those involved were first bashing up against the pub doors - loads of noise and violence, then running around inside the pub. I credit the small manageress though. She chucked them out.

I should have posted this in Sept 18.

We ordered the Fish and Chips since it was Friday. My Wife had the Scampi. First problem they came out with my Fish and Chips and a small Fish and Chips which was not what we ordered. So they took the Small Fish and Chips back and I ate the Fish and Chips. The Scampi and Chips arrived after I had finished my Fish and Chips and it arrived cold. Since we had no table checks I had to almost carry the food back to the Kitchen myself and told the Waitress "Please return this to the Kitchen since it is cold"

Thought I write about this as it is beyond my expectation. We read the reviews before going in but we really fancy fish & chips at the time, so we have decided to go in despite the poor reviews.

We decided to eat at the Lynd Cross yesterday. As it was 11.30am, we opted for traditional breakfast plus coffee, rather than lunch. We found a table for the two of us. However, many tables hadn't been cleared, which was preventing other customers from finding somewhere to sit. Eventually, a young man came and cleared most of the tables.

Couldn't believe it but as soon as we walked in there was a really weird smell. Couldn't put my finger on it for a while ...then all of a sudden it hot me. The whole place stinks of gammon! ... needless to say we didn't hang around. Avoid.

Yet again another breakfast missing bits from the plate. My wife's had no hash browns. And there was a puddle of tomatoe sauce were the beans should have been. And when the staff bought some beans. Breakfast was cold. mine had side order of black pudding which was like chew gum. Not cooked. Think it must have been microwaved. All in all. The coffee was the only thing you can't muck up. This isn't the first time you trashed my breakfast.

On both of our last two visits we have had to send food back because it was cold. Both times, the replacement food was cold as well.

We wanted a quick snacky breakfast on Boxing Day morning and we went to Pret shortly after it opened at 8.30am but unfortunately at that time they did not have their full compliment of food available that would normally comprise breakfast time so we headed to the Lynd as it was well and truly open. There were quite a few customers in there including numerous of the more senior age. We ordered a hot chocolate and breakfast wrap and also a never ending mug of coffee which was exceptional value - unlimited top ups. I had three lattes. The hot chocolate was a cube of Belgian choc to be dipped in a mug of hot milk that you fetched from the hot drinks dispenser. The breakfast wrap of sausage, bacon, egg, hash brown was very acceptable according to my daughter and she ate it all. I made use of the Sky Cloud wifi that I was already signed up for from a previous venue - a KFC I think. I enquired about dinner and was told hot dishes would be served until 11pm on that Boxing Day but infact we didnt need to go back.

I have eaten here a few times when in Horsham and time is of the essence. Let's start with the overall feel: grimy and run-down. There's a typical beer waft as you step in and the lighting is pretty dingy. The tables were all covered in sticky deposits from countless peoples food and drink.

We visited here ..one Thursday..when it was there Curry day. We ordered our drinks & curries. They were served very promptly. The food was acceptable...

Not allowed to stand at the bar to drink your pint. What sort of pub is that !!?? Dump hole to be avoided.

A group of ten of us were out for a quick drink. Nipped in to the Lynd Cross for a drink before curry about 2000hrs on a Friday. Bar area was quiet. We went to the bar to see what they were serving. As we started to order we were asked to move a way from the bar as you could only stand at the bar while ordering, you could not stand at the bar and drink. Finding it a bit strange that you could not drink at the bar we asked why. We were told it stopped people ordering. We followed the request to find that once we had moved away from the bar there was absolutely no one at it and for member of staff waiting to serve. Any quires about beers needed to be shouted to staff.

Luckily no Sunday Roast anymore, they were just frozen veg and not very appetizing.