The Mustard Seed Cafe in Mid Sussex

Delightful little cafe attached to the church. Very friendly volunteers serving up a wide variety of freshly prepared light meals including home made cakes. Easy parking. Good coffee. Just two improvements needed - a few cushions for the hard chairs, and could try to open on more than 2 days a week

A warm, friendly welcome greets you at The Mustard Seed Café. Tasty light snacks and scrumptious home made cakes at very reasonable prices, await those fortunate enough to have found this cosy place. Well done to all the kitchen staff, especially in this hot weather, the selection may be small but the slice of cake I had was enormous!

Really glad the Mustard Seed has reopened - there is a small menu but everything served is reasonably priced and just what you want in a community cafe. We have visited a few times now and each time the food has been delicious and very quick. The hot food is cooked to demand and you can make special requests. The fresh cakes are also stand out. Staff very happy to help. Will be returning!

Within the National Christian Outreach Centre, I doubt if you would find this excellent cafe unless you already knew it was there or were looking for the Centre, which we were. Uplifting to visit for the soul, you can also nourish the body. The Centre has some very hard to get books, cds and dvds, and the cafe has an excellent menu for snacks and hot meals and boasts a large free car park. I chose lentil soup, from the choice of home-made soups and was rewarded with a huge bowl of good, 'stick to your ribs' Scottish soup with a herb scone and an excellent toasted sandwich, from a good selection of sandwiches, toasties and paninis. Rest of the family opted for well cooked fish, chips and peas. There was also well cooked and tasty. There was also a choice of daily specials. I might have normally chosen the haggis, neeps and tatties, had it not been such a hot day. There was also a good choice of cakes. The cafe was increasingly busy as lunchtime service got into full swing. It looked as if many of the diners were probably both locals and regulars who made use of this well priced and delightful venue. There were a number of free uplifting christian books at the checkout.

I went to the Mustard seed with my wife, 2 boys and pops. We all had great meals, the service was exceptional and the ladies couldn’t have been more friendly. Well worth a visit and very reasonably priced. Well done to all the volunteers. I will definitely be back.

Such a friendly little cafe, really good value and taste fresh food. Will definitely be back when in the area again

Just great, great, great. What a surprise and treat to come here for a light lunch Beautifully presented. Friendly, clean and well.priced. well.done ladies.

Food good, service warm friendly and attentive, Tables well laid and spotless. Altogether a great experience for a simple drop in lunch.

Popped in for lunch and enjoyed a very tasty cheese and onion toastie (choice of white or brown bread) £2.50 excellent, plus a portion of chips £1.00. Pot of tea £1.50. Took away a slice of choclate cake £1.50. Food is excellent, along with brilliant prices and lovely staff. Have been a couple of times now and whenever I get a chance to popped in, I do. Definitely recommend.

Staff were extremely friendly. Felt welcomed and part of a community. Food was also a great price. Had a jacket potato with salad. Thanks to the lovey team!

staffed by volunteers this little community cafe is well worth a visit. the homemade soups and cakes are delicious. all freshly prepared and cooked to order,

My friends and I have been to the mustard seed many times and always had friendly and efficient service. The cafe serves a wide range of dishes and will also cater for vegetarians.There is seating outside in the summer. All the staff are friendly andchatty.

This community cafe based at St Edwards Church serves the most generous and enjoyable breakfast I have had for a long time. 2 rashers of bacon, 2 sausages, mushrooms, scrambled egg, tomatoes, beans and toast for just £4. Add a lovely coffee for £1,50 and you have a perfect breakfast. The folk running the cafe are volunteers and super friendly. They also serve cakes, sandwiches and baked potatoes. They have been discovered and are getting full. No wonder, they serve their community with excellence.

Lovely little cafe very welcoming and the menu is just perfect for such a lovely cafe.The staff are friendly and it's a lovely place to go to.

Excellent quality full English in a lovely venue with friendly folks. Highly recommended and definitely returning soon... Probably the best brekky in town; good quality ingredients, cooked very well, great service and value. Thank you.

Great place. Tasty food at low prices, nice atmosphere, clean and tidy and polite staff who are all volunteers. Highly recommended.

This is a venue with a difference. It is staffed by volunteers and provides exceptional value meals to a delightful standard. It is situated within St Edward's Church and has a welcoming atmosphere in an unusual style of venue. Highly recommended.

Decided to try the food here as it always looks good when I pass by. Went for the BLT and was not disappointed. Lovely crispy bacon, thick bread (choice of white or brown) crisp lettuce, juicy tomato and a tangy mayo. Served with a helping of vegetable crisps, this was a perfect way to spend a sunny afternoon after the school run. Excellent value for money again, my sandwich, a pot of tea,a decaf coffee, a coke and a little cake for £5.50! Will definitely be visiting again.

This is a community cafe with an outdoor patio area adjacent to St Edwards Church and its staff are volunteers. So the people you meet there are warm, charming and ultra-helpful. Open at present breakfast and lunch Thursday through Saturday, the menu is simple, wholesome and excellent value.

Stopped in for a coffee and some cake with the kids. They serve the usual teas, coffees and soft drinks, cakes, sandwiches and breakfasts. Excellent value for money, really friendly staff,( all of whom are volunteers by the way) and it's a Pokemon gym as well! It's a community cafe provided by the church (St. Edward the Confessor) so it provides affordable refreshments with a friendly smile! They have given meals to local schools as well, providing an essential community service. I definitely recommend a visit, cheaper than the big franchise cafes with the added bonus of supporting a local community service!