The Rising Sun in Horsham

Great pub, lovely Sunday roast! Great service - recommend you book as it gets busy and you want to get there early to get a car parking space as it’s not big and gets full quickly. Lovely roast - choices of nut roast, beef, chicken and others :)

Enjoyed a good afternoon drink excellent service and well kept beer, for the South not too bad a price (still double that I normally pay)!

Fantastic Sunday roast with my family, we are all big eaters and the meals were plentiful. They did a kids menu which was perfect for the youngest grandchild.

A one night stop on a bikepacking trip which would take me over The South Downs Way. I booked a room for one night and arrived mid-afternoon on the Saturday of the Easter weekend. I was greeted by one of the bar team who was friendly and helpful. I was able to store my bike securely while I stayed overnight. After a shower I was down to the bar for a well earned drink. It was a friendly and sociable atmosphere and I got chatting with some of the locals. I booked a table for 6.30 and ordered the scampi and chips. A really tasty meal with a decent sized portion. A good nights sleep and I was up at the crack of dawn in preparation for another long day in the saddle. I was greeted by the landlord / landlady team who had prepared a superb breakfast of fresh fruit, granola / cereal and a cooked breakfast of my choice ( I chose scrambled eggs on toast). In summary, a really great place to stop off if you are walking or cycling this part of the world. Really friendly team and some great food which was really reasonable. Thanks everybody for looking after me !

Fantastic Sunday roast, frendly staff, a couple of pounds more than the norm, but worth every penny We will definitely be going again

Just had an great Sunday roast, plenty of veg & gravy, very attentive staff, definitely worth the visit & will definitely return

Heard lots of positive comments from friends about their roast dinner and decided to go today and they were right. The most generous and delicious roast I’ve had in any pub in Sussex. I couldn’t fault any of it and the staff were spot on as well. Plus the landlord was dishy. Highly recommend.

Sunday Lunch with all the trimmings and tons of gravy. If that is not enough crumbles and treacle sponges for puddings. And custard. For the fainter hearted there are other options! Friendly efficient service. Ou regular choice.

Local pub for local people- proper local pub for beers etc - trying to attract people for the food offering - pretty basic food - but was ok and filled a gap. Beer not well kept and pretty flat.

We came to celebrate a friend’s birthday for Sunday lunch. There was a party of 8 of us. The food was served in a timely fashion and it was delicious. Lovely and hot. Fab roast potatoes, Yorkshire pudding and great vegetables cooked to perfection. Good portion sizes.

Arrived late on Sunday afternoon to a busy pub,was greeted by a friendly member of staff who found a table.service was excellent,friendly,helpful and the food very good,I highly recommend the roast beef.lovely sunny garden with plenty of places to sit,car park is small so would recommend parking up the road and walking back.Highly recommend a visit.

Good pub food well cooked and tasty made to feel welcome and served with a smile. Would recommend and will go again.

A warm welcome, friendly staff, great beer, excellent dinner, a good night’s sleep and a tasty and generous breakfast - a perfect stopover while walking South Downs Way.

Bar staff were sweet but clearly short staffed and couldn’t manage serving at bar and tables. 45 minutes wait for food that wasn’t that tasty to be honest. Potatoes clearly frozen, cauliflower cheese overcooked and cabbage also looked frozen. Meat wise you only got 2 slices - for just short of £18 a roast I’d expect a lot better

Visited several times recently for both lunch and dinner, so nice to be welcomed by a friendly owner and serving good food by genuinely friendly staff. Very popular pub and it deserves to be.

Based on the favourable reviews my wife and I took a detour from our walk along the River Arun to have an impromptu lunch. There was a very friendly vibe as I ordered drinks at the bar. We placed our food order - it took quite a time for the food to arrive although this was not a problem as we were in no hurry. My wife ordered a baked Camembert with a side salad - this was from the selection of starters and came up large. She has a small appetite and this was more than ample to provide for a filling meal. I went for home cured ham and eggs on a bed of bubble and squeak. This was an interesting mélange off ingredients - including stuffing which made it more savoury. I very much enjoyed this meal - it really hit the spot. We didn’t have enough room for desserts although there was plenty of hot and cold options if we had. We found the staff to be particularly friendly and helpful. It made for a very pleasant dining experience.

We called in for a quick drink on a very hot Sunday. The young staff were very friendly and helpful. The pub garden had a large shaded area so we decided to order food. The service was very quick and our meals arrived piping hot in 15 minutes. The vegetarian nut roast was superb accompanied by perfectly cooked vegetables and delicious cauliflower cheese.

We had a clean and comfortable twin room. Gareth, Charlotte and the team were friendly helpful and fun. Good pub grub and and a good pint. Unpretentious but made to feel welcome and treated as friends. Excellent value.

Dont normally like Sunday Roasts in pubs (usually underwhelmed) But , The Rising Sun was exceptional ! Everything cooked to perfection , proper restaurant class food , yet also homely comfort food at the same time Nice Friendly Staff Well Done to all See you...

What a fantastic place, great food, great chef, great beer and landlords who try - what more would you wish for Superb!!!!

Booked in here for 2 nights and enjoyed it very much. The landlord and staff were excellent and the locals were very friendly too. Breakfast was very good and the pub food was excellent. The village is very good and in an excellent location to...

Thank you for a really fantastic stay whilst cycling the Downslink from Guildford to Shoreham. * clean, newly decorated, comfortable bedroom. Nicely fitted out. * very friendly, helpful landlord. * locked our bikes safely for us. * breakfast was amazing and everything you could wish...

A welcome place to stay along the South Downs Way - the pub has an excellent vibe, friendly and very helpful landlord, Garrett, - who ensured that I was personally welcomed, and helped me with a small wash of clothes. Garrett met me for my...

Table booked by a family member who lives in Upper Beeding. We were not disappointed. The food was excellent with generous portions. We received a warm and friendly welcome and they kindly made provision for our dog. Would most certainly recommend.

Fabulous food for Mother's Day - could not have wished for more. Attentive service and all age groups (13 to 83) were catered for - thank you

We booked the Rising Sun for a weekend of walking on the South Downs Way. Having booked the B&B they kept a table for us on a busy Friday night in case we wanted to eat there. We decided we would. Great atmosphere, great staff,...

We live locally and should really go to this pub more often. The staff are excellent, are friendly, they anticipate your needs, work well together, make you feel comfortable. Really amazing and genuine. The food is good quality and very generous with the portions. I...

A group of 5 of us had our Christmas Dinner in here last night and all I can say is WOW WOW WOW ! It was absolutely amazing. What with Jarva's cooking and the bar & waiting staff's wonderful hospitality it was a night to...

Came today with one year old and my family for a roast as heard good things! It didn’t disappoint! Really friendly and welcoming waiting staff and good bubbly atmosphere in there. Had high chair and very accommodating to my baby asking if I wanted a...

This is a good pub. Great beer, excellent food and large helpings. The mussels and frites are the best I have ever eaten!

Ad hoc late lunch after a long walk with dog. Spacious beer garden with a sheltered area. Burgers from the bbq were really good. Beef and lamb our choice but chicken, vege and fish also on offer. Served with a bap and nice fresh salad...

Visited last night. On arrival was asked if I wanted a tab which I did, I offered a card, not required. That is unusual but signified what a friendly pub this is. One very able barman, I imagine one cook, and a waitress made the...

Visited the Rising Sun while cycling the S.Downs way, staff were really welcoming and went above and beyond for us as we found out last minute that all our group had to be at our hostel by 10pm so the staff wrapped our dinner up...

To be fair we only chose The Rising Sun because the B&B we had booked became unavailable. Although I knew of it, having lived in the area for a few years we were pleasantly surprised. Although from the outside it is nothing special to look...

Lovely food, good portions and the staff were welcoming, nothing too much trouble. We will definitely return soon.

Nice welcome and goodbye. Food very good, friendly ambiance. Nice waitress happy to help. We enjoyed the evening quite lay back

Did the Devil’s Dyke walk and wanted to stop at a pub for lunch. The pub along the walk was too busy for more customers so we walked into Beeding and found The Rising Sun. I was a little worried about the exterior look of...

we stayed at the Rising Sun whilst walking the South Downs Way. The staff were fantastic and the rooms really clean. Unfortunately they were not serving food on Monday night, but the breakfast was all you need to start the day thank you!

Fantastic, service, fantastic proper jacket potatoes, fantastic value for money, great selection of real ales

I stayed at the Rising Sun while walking the South Downs Way. I got a warm welcome. My room was clean and comfortable. Best night's sleep so far. The staff were very inclusive when I went down to the bar for a drink. It felt...

Just had the most amazing pork loin dinner see photo. Great selection of beers, wines and spirits. Landlord & Landlady lovely friendly people. Staff attentive and reasonably priced. People in pub really friendly and great atmosphere.

This is a great local pub which isn't trying to be pretentious by calling it self a Bistro pub and charging inflated prices. The pub has friendly staff and since last September has had a new Landlord Gareth. He is gradually making improvements and will...

We just wanted a light lunch and the soup of the day suited us admirably. One hungry young friend had a ploughmans which was also very good. The beers here are always well kept, and the Harveys bitterb was very tasty.

We had lunch here with my brother and sister in law. An excellent meal - Sunday roast - really good value. Lovely friendly atmosphere - will go again.

Amazing roast, even do a smaller roast for those with a smaller appetite. Friendly staff would highly recommend....

Wonderful place !! A "propper" village pub . good beer, great food , nice atmosphere, friendly staff , and welcoming locals made for a great evening . Will defiantly be coming back .

Lovely place, pretty village and the pub is good too. Lovely surroundings, friendly helpful staff. Wide menu, plenty of choices

Stopped off here during a Saturday walk with friends. Nice beer and food, with pleasant service. Would recommend.

Went here because of two reasons. One of the people i was eating with lives in UB, and the usual pub that we all get together at (usually 4-6 of us but only 3 on this occasion) was very poor last time that we did a "fish and Chip Friday" end of the week gossip.

I love this pub. Sue & Barry have made this the best pub in the village. I would recommend it to anyone! The food is brilliant too!

Went here for a quick lunch to be told limited menu due to chef being off sick. They offered a choice of approx 6 main courses or sandwiches. The eggs on the gammon were "sunken" with no yolk viable & the macaroni cheese was appalling - dry & stodgy & way overcooked. Will certainly not be returning as there are better choices nearby.

Wonderful warm welcome as if we had arrived in a family home. Everyone was so cheerful, thoughtful and kind. It was my first stay but won’t be my last. Excellent value for money and outweighs many smaller London hotels. I can’t recommend highly enough. Thank you.

Our stay at The Rising Sun was very comfortable. Sue was really friendly and helpful and our breakfast was one of the best during our week walking The South Downs Way.

I went with a friend for the special offer roast lunch for over 60s. on monday lunch timeSeveral other menu options on offer. the staff atr friendly and the service efficient

Very comfortable pub and friendly welcoming staff. Nicely cooked food and good portions. Would have given 5 stars if choice of meat had been greater. It was roast beef or lamb and no other menu items.

Our family of 7 visited this friendly pub for Sunday dinner. Although there is not a huge choice it is easier to choose a meal without having to wade through a huge menu. While waiting a short period for our lunch we all had a drink. The beer is nice and the usual optics work wine so plenty to choose from there. Also it helps with a friendly landlord and staff. Will carry on visiting this pub

This village pub is run by the lovely Sue and Barry who are always welcoming and helpful. They specialise in music events from a monthly open mike, run by fabulous local band, the Others Brothers, to an ever popular summer bank holiday beer and music festival held in the garden.Their food is honest and beautifully prepared...best fish and chips for miles, and the burgers are superb. Great selection of real ales, gin specials and fine cider.

We have three children aged 12 and under and 1 Grandma when we book (which you should because the roasts are fab and sell out quickly) we are always made to feel welcome and as a party of six that is not easy in a pub and normally we arrive after rugby practice so the children are starving and cannot wait for their roast dinner but the lamb here is a high recommendation in our family swiftly followed by the beef !! Highly recommend for all age groups. Thank you for making us feel so welcome and attentive to what Grandma and kids needed. Highly recommend.

We found this pub en route to somewhere else! Arrived at 2.40pm on a Sunday afternoon. We knew we were pushing our luck asking if they were still serving lunch!! Staff couldn’t have been more helpful or welcoming, more than happy to serve us even at that late hour. Our roast dinner was amazing, huge serving and really delicious. Would highly recommend - we will be back!!

I'm very lucky to have the RS as my local and have to support everything Andrew P has stated except that the Fish and Chips are the best I have ever tasted and once tried you will not want to have anybody elses, especially at the price the RS charge and only £8.50 on a Wednesday. I cant believe the comments of 600moo.............. perhaps their name is a giveaway. The owner Barry is like a big bear who loves to be cuddled and have a drink and a chat, the bar staff are great but didn't realise that Kerry has his own fan club !! we all love you, the chef/cook Amy makes unbelieveable pastry and Barry's wife Sue is there to support and start the dancing, (oh yes they have live music to) and cooks when Amy's not around and has been known to like the odd JD and coke. This all makes for a wonderful atmosphere, a good mixture of regulars who all have a laugh, a drink, argue, tell jokes and probably drink too much because the atmosphere and friendliness makes you feel at home. My wife always says we will just have one drink and on her fourth there is no stopping her. Do pop in as this pub is a hidden gem of Upper Beeding, if you don't agree , please let me know as you've obviously gone to the wrong pub. Lots of Love to All and especially the Staff and Regulars of the Rising Sun. Happy Easter

I have to agree with previous review regarding this pub as there are much better ones within walking distance of this pretty part of Sussex. My family and I came in last week after a walk around the river, it was cold so we took the kids in to warm up . On first glance it is a standard style public house but we found the atmosphere oddly oppressive with some of the locals perched at the bar peering at us as if we had two heads ! Perhaps they don't get out of the bar as often as they should !! ?

I love this pub having moved into the village three years ago. I've eaten here many times, the roasts are excellent on a Sunday and the week time food is wholesome, fresh cooked and large. You're not going to go home hungry! I thought they made a mistake when they took the curry's off the main menu but it makes for a bigger rush when they appear on the specials board.

We ate here often and the sunday roasts are good and we loved the bubbly hospitality of Sue on the bar however , during the week this usually decent pub turns into stop gap for Red top scaffolders who take up the bar area and make it awkward to pass through . That said , its not the worst thing in the pub , thats down to the meagre menu and appalling food . We received our orders in good time only for the waitress to disappear completely , the barman was busy entertaining the ' red tops " at the bar and the condiments were no where to be seen so I popped my head into the kitchen door to find the waitress and to ask for sauce , the woman in there shouted at me to get out! which i thought was a but rude but i guess she had something to hide and she did . .... The macaroni was over cooked like some nasty microwaved stodge and when I complained to the bar man , the sweaty landlord came from no where and shouted at us in front of the whole pub and told us not to come back , it was humiliating and unprofessional and I'm not surprised that its local popularity is declining rapidly . On the plus side , the ale is good but once a fat man shouts at you in front of other customers its a 1 rating only.

Dropped in for a pint this weekend - excellent beer, very friendly and lively place. Thanks very much - I'll certainly visit again if I'm in the area.

We had the choice of diverting here or waiting probably another two hours for lunch on what turned out to be over eight hours walking on the South Downs Way on a damp grey day - luckily we chose the former. We received a very warm welcome; they were serving DarkStar Hophead; and we each had a bowl of tasty leek & potato soup. We left fortified for the remaining four hours of pleasant walking.

Walking the South Downs Way, we stayed in Upper Beeding and were really happy we walked into the Rising Sun pub for drinks and dinner. It was only a Wednesday night but the pub was alive with local customers and lively conversation. Indeed, we found ourselves in a series of friendly conversations before we even sat down. The food was great, and we were especially appreciative of the excellent gluten free, dairy free meal they prepared for my partner. Thank you!

Pub vraiment sympa pour boire une bière entre potes ou en famille. La fête de la bière est vraiment sympa.

Graham and I went down to riser Sunday evening and had a really lovely evening. We were entertained all evening by a really good band that song all the old songs. I cannot remember who they were but they were good.

Passing by and popped in for lunch. We had macaroni cheese with ham which was lovely and tasted homemade. Very welcoming friendly staff.

The Rising Sun has been a great pub for years now Sue and Barry have been running it. The food is good and the company is always friendly and good views of the Sussex Downs.

Nos detuvimos para cenar en el Sol Naciente cuando nos alojamos en Upper Beeding como parte de nuestra caminata South Downs Way. La comida estaba bien, pero lo que más disfrutamos fue la cálida bienvenida que recibimos tanto del personal y otros clientes del pub. Tuvimos una buena tarde.

La comida es fresca y muy bueno y recién cocinado. Hemos comido aquí antes y todavía mantiene su calidad y relación calidad-precio. Ten cuidado necesita ser reservado a veces popular. Teníamos lasaña y yo pescado y patatas. Podrá disfrutar de auténtica cerveza aquí y me dijeron que mantener la bodega. Por desgracia no pude verificar como estaba conduciendo.

Hemos ido a "El madrugador" varias veces para comer. La comida siempre es buena y recién cocinado y las cervezas están bien cuidadas. Mi esposa sin duda de acuerdo con otros comentarios sobre la lasaña. Una crítica! Alguien claramente cree que es 1983 y el bar está desordenada con clientes habituales de estar bebiendo. Personalmente odio tener que gritar por encima de la gente, pero eso es sólo conmigo.

Always a good time to be had. Nice bar staff, good atmosphere, and good food, and on Tuesdays has the "pizza van" in the car park.

Service is brilliant - Food is amazing and homecooked - the lasagne is the best ever!!! very nice staff

We chose this pub as it was close to our B&B after a long day's walking. The atmosphere was welcoming and friendly. The décor was rather characterless and ordinary compared with many other pubs in the area. The food was unimaginative but perfectly OK and adequate. I would not recommend this for above average dining. The service was odd, in as much as when we asked the waitress for another drink she informed us that she was not allowed to do this - not a problem as we simply went to the bar.

Great place very busy Good food basic but really good Menu was that big could do with a bit more choice

This is a great "Locals" pub.....but even if you are not a local you are treated as if you are one! The menu has all the things you would expect but here they are freshly made.Lasagne, Beef and mushroom/Ale/whatever pie, it is freshly made and packed with lovely meat,sourced locally. Even the Ham in Ham Egg and chips is brilliant ! (and the chips are the best you'll find around these parts. Great atmosphere,lots of laughter and chat. We love it.....and the Landlord wanders round making himself known with a bit of friendly chat. Food is very well priced......2 Meals with 2 Drinks maybe 3 price around £28 -£30 for the 2 making it a very pleasant evening.

I booked this pub for lunch with my walking group. We booked for ten but increased the booking to twenty. The service was great, friendly and really fast. There were three Sunday lunch check options beef, pork and nut roast. Portions were generous and it was good pub food. They were great getting such a large group served so quickly!

My wife and I had been invited to Sunday lunch with friends who had to cancel at the last minute. We duly landed ourselves upon Barry and Sue at the Rising Sun, who despite all the tables being occupied or reserved, found us a table. The atmosphere was busy but very friendly. The tables are situated and spaced nicely so as not feel you are sitting on top of other diners. The Sunday lunch menu concentrates on doing home cooking well. I opted for Beef and the good lady wife for the Pork. Both were excellent. All of the vegetables had full flavour and the roast potatoes in particular were crispy and fluffy with my suspicions being that they had been cooked in Beef dripping or Goose fat. There was an option of 5 desserts. With both of us opting for the Sticky Toffee Pudding one with cream and one with custard both variants did not disappoint. With main courses coming in at under £10 each the value is excellent also. A big, thank you to all at the Rising Sun for making what could have been a miserable Sunday afternoon a delight.

Accomodation very basic, partition walls, kettle with green/grey deposit in it, room had not been fully prepared but in fairness I had been put in the wrong one to start with and was relocated. The owners are very nice friendly and accommodating. I chose macaroni cheese as an evening meal and it came with a layer of oil swimming over the top. We had a really early start so they prepared cereals, toast and a lunch bag for us which was all really good.

Having been let down by another nearby restaurant , I rang The Rising Sun who told us that if we could get there within the next 20 minutes they would happily accommodate us. We just about made the deadline and found a very helpful , cheerful landlord who sorted us out with a table , made recommendations about what to order and advised us what was already sold out . We made our choices and placed our order , the girl behind the bar said there may be a bit of a delay with the food as they had been quite busy . Their idea of a delay is my idea of speedy service . The food was great , wholesome and decent portions , macaroni cheese and steak and stilton pie were particularly tasty . After lunch , and a few more pints , the landlord showed us the " pill box " in the garden that they had recently restored . It was a great end to a day that could have been a bit of a disaster . It is a thoroughly decent pub , nice regulars , nice staff and good value for money . Highly recommended

Went here after a very disappointing visit to the Kings Arms. Beer great, staff great and wish we had eaten here.

what a weekend..got an invite to see some friends in upper Beeding just round the corner from this pub with a cider fest and live music...8.30/11.00pm we got in to the rising sun about 8ish met barry and sue the people that run this pubhad a chat thay told us what was going on that night..sound good brought some cider tickets and went into the garden WOW all set up with stage/lights/speakers.got some proper cider...( no bubbles ) then the fun started..what can I say this pub was rocking all night just fun and more fun...and the worst thing about it was it was going on for another 2 nights as wellwe had good company and 2 very good nights...and I will be going back there again.there is a fancy dress on Halloween will try and get there for that..GO ON TRY IT...

We were visiting Upper Beeding which is quite picturesque , lots of different styles of old houses along the High Street. Looking for a pub lunch in a garden there were three choices - the Castle Hotel , Kings Head and Rising Sun.The Castle had posh sunshades but the garden was quite full. The Kings Head was very noisy with children since there was a play area at the back. The Rising Sun was quieter and more modern in style but best rated on Tripadvisor. It's obviously the locals pub - everyone seemed to know everyone else. Landlord was very friendly and accommodating and the serving staff were bright and cheerful. Food was good , proper chips , fresh salad , and beer was Harveys Best. The garden area isn't huge but we were well pleased we went there.

We aten fish and chips, bovengemiddeld lekker. De bar was best gezellig, de bediening typisch engels. Overall plezierig om er een simpel hapje te eten.

A lovely light and airy pub, clean and welcoming. Food was lovely, well cooked and reasonably priced. Staff were friendly and helpful. Would go there again.

We stayed here for 1 night during our journey along the South Downs Way. We were given a friendly welcome and the room had everything we needed. Comfortable beds and pillows, nice hot shower and soft towels, though it wasn't the largest hotel room I've ever stayed in. We dined in the pub that evening, which was standard pub food but good quality, breakfast was plentiful and tasty. Just what you need to set you up for a days walking. Good value for money, would recommend.

Very impromptu visit. Train issues resulted in The Husband picking me up from Brighton and as it was a nice evening, we decided on the 'scenic' way home. I had been on a slight detox that day, so had only been consuming 'liquid' foods...but was suddenly very hungry...so we decided to stop at the Rising Sun, a pub we had passed many times but never visited. As we stepped into the bar we found a small but very friendly room. Some village pubs can be a bit daunting if ypu are not a regular.....sudden silence and suspicious glances..'oooh, look a "stranger" but not the Rising Sun. The regulars were cheerful and chatty, the bar staff very helpful and cheery. All in all very welcoming. We asked for recommendations for food and this proved difficult to pin down as the general reaction was perplexed looks and "well, it's all nice". Homemade by 'Sue' apparently. We had sausage and chicken cassarole which came with mash and peas in a HUGE bowl and the macaroni cheese (ham added for an extra £1) which came with what looked like homemade garlic bread, a pot of tea and a large glass of wine. The bill? £24.90. Bargain. We were served by a very attentive ypung man and there was a check halfway through to make sure everything was ok (which is most definately was!). We will definately go again should we be in the area and hungry...or maybe if we have visitors and want to treat them! If I need to put something that was a bit of a drawback, it would be that the car park is quite small, so got filled up very quickly and we got blocked in, bit the owner of the car blocking us was quickly located and we were on our way home in less than 5 minutes.

We have been here on three occasions and everytime we have been very pleased so we will definitely be returning. We have been twice at sunday lunchtime and last night with my friend (a Monday night) so experienced different times of the day and busy periods. The food is lovely, large portions and very well presented. The food is also very well priced -good size main meal between £8-£10. The staff were all very polite and didn't pester at all for next courses or wanting us off the table. There were also a few locals in the pub who kept themselves to themselves and weren't worried about having others in the pub -not the sometimes typical glare you may get walking into 'their pub' with a 3 year old :-) . My daughter loved it and although she is well behaved out and about they were not worried by her at all. Definitely recommend to others and will be back again!

This pub is a proper local, serving affordable good food and offering good entertainment such as bands and an annual beer festival with a music stage. Always welcoming and warm.

We drive past this pub most weekends, so thought it would be an ideal place to stop off for lunch. We booked a table having not been before and I’m glad we did, because within half an hour every table was taken.It’s a traditional pub, with a warm, cosy and relaxed atmosphere. We’d decided to visit on a Sunday so we could sample the roast dinner and we were not disappointed. A lovely home cooked meal, with plenty of fresh veg and good portion sizes – for those with not such a big appetite, you can opt for a smaller portion! However, for us it was fine and we even managed to squeeze in a dessert.The landlord was very friendly and popped over to our table just to make sure everything was ok for us, which added a really nice personal touch.Good food, friendly atmosphere, reasonably priced – we shall definitely return!

Have not visited this pub previously but on recommendation I arranged a Sunday lunch for eight people and was amazed at the quality, amount,presentation and value for money of all the meals we enjoyed. The atmosphere is good and all the staff were very friendly. The sweets were also excellent. I will certainly be going there again.

The Rising Sun at Upper Beeding hosted a Beer Festival , the Landlord & Landlady are the most amazing hosts, laying on Bands , we sat in the garden and had a Sunday Roast. Ive had them here before, and they never disappoint, If you like a good home cooked roast with the best Roasties, fresh veg and a gravy you would be happy to drink out of a mug, then this is your place. The portions are Large, but smaller ones available on request, and an excellent price.

Would not have thought of trying out this pub if it wasn't for the fact we won a raffle prize for 4 people to have Sunday Lunch here , donated by the lovely owners in aid of St Barnabas Hospice.Excellent quality food, beautifully cooked, friendly welcoming owners and staff.The lamb shank was tender and succulent, veg beautifully cooked and as for the Sticky Toffee Pudding with custard...really sublime!!! We shall definitely come again.

We stopped here overnight whilst walking on the South Downs. Very friendly, excellent value for money. Simple well cooked pub food at sensible prices. Fish and Chips were first class. Good range of beers and a nice local pub atmosphere. Rooms were clean and adequate and a very good cooked breakfast. We also had packed lunches for an extra £5 which were just right. Nice people, nice place, nice price.

If you want a lively pub that serves good food and great beer with excellant staff then this is the place to go

Excellent food, hot and good portion size, very good value for money. Staff very friendly, great atmosphere.

This pub is always very welcoming, warm and friendly nothing is ever to much trouble. The food is fantastic

Excellent beer, excellent food, good service and warm welcome for us and our dogs all at a very fair price. All nine of us went for the Turkey and Ham pie - proper deep pie and very tasty, thank you Rising Sun.