The Star Inn in Horsham

Warm and friendly staff, great setting with lovely beer garden and children's play area. Our favourite pub in steyning

I visited this pub on Saturday with my partner, great pub and garden area! Would highly recommend. Quick and friendly service and lots of seating available

Just go there and have the Hot Sussex Smokie Don't ask why, just do it Trust me, I'm a foodie Oh...and the Harveys is always tip-top, as is the company of Emma, Chris, Dave and the team They even let Brownie in there!

The Star aims for a very high standard and achieves it. Emma and her staff always do their best to please and with good quality food they always hit the mark. Do try the Bramber ale (brewed locally), it is really good

Mid week family lunch. Varied menu displayed on the board. Meals were tasty if a little pricey. Very small bowl of whitebait with chips at extra cost. Cosy atmosphere with fire lit and rustic tables. Pleasant service too. A nice local pub. Dog friendly a bonus!

From arrival to departure we were made to feel welcome. When you’re a party of 4 adults two children of 5 and 21 months a dog and a 4 month old puppy this was fantastic. Games to play to keep the little ones entertained and a wonderful pirate ship to play on in the garden to burn some energy off it was a very enjoyable experience. Add to that lovely food and such welcoming hosts what’s not to like.

My husband and I had a lovely meal tonight. Food is always great. Emma and Chris are always so lovely. Best place in Steyning for food and great atmosphere. 👍

I love this place! Perfect evening out if you're looking for great food, varied menu, many seating options and excellent service to boot! So pleased to see you survived pandemic times, thanks Emma for another fab evening 👍🤩

Staying in Steyning for four days The Star was our ‘local’ and what a local! Such a friendly reception from Emma the landlady on our first visit which was just for a drink made us go back for dinner the following evening. We sat outside in the warm summer evening and Emma bought over the menu board. We were expecting the usual pub food and had already chosen fish and chips in our head. But no the menu was completely different more like fancier gastro pubs but with a local pub price. We decided to go for Thai fish cakes, whitebait, a pommodora salad and halloumi fries. The plan was to share them all. They came piping hot with the most delicious accompanying salads. Honestly I’ve never eaten such delicious pub food. We are only here four nights and we are already thinking when we can come again before we leave. The service was friendly and fast. Drinks weren’t expensive either. A lovely local pub with amazing food.

I’ve now been here 3 times and greeted with the same dreadful service. Management just always seems like everything is a chore. Unhelpful, waited 10 minutes for bottle of Prosecco to be opened had to go get it myself. Pub was not even busy. Wanted food, told she’s just on a fag break be back in 15.why go on a fag beak when you have no other staff on!? Surely take the order and then go. Safe to say we drank our drinks and spent our money down the road and we won’t be returning. Such a same as has great potential. Just no customer service at all.

With lockdown easing off my wife and I were able to enjoy Sunday lunch again at the Star. My wife had the lamb and I had beef . Both were excellent, beautifully cooked and presented. My drink was the Downland Ale, why haven't I had this before? It was remarkable, smooth and full of flavour. A truly wonderful meal.

We were a group of six who came here after a long walk. We all had different orders and requirements...the landlady was funny and friendly and incredibly nice. Beer and other drinks were great and we even got to meet the pub's (rather large) puppy. lovely pub and garden which finished the walk off very well. Thanks.

Arrived at the pub after a long walk with dog. Lovely pub, great garden next to stream. Landlady was extremely helpful organising us a lift back to our accommodation. Will definitely be visiting again!

My friends and I unexpectantly ended up in Steyning for dinner whilst bike packing the South Downs Way, it was getting towards 7pm and we were very worried under the current climate that we wouldnt be able to find anywhere to eat. The landlady was immediately accomodating, she found us a table, charged our phones and even let us leave our bikes where we could see them in the garden. Having been out all day we were starving and the food was exactly what we needed, homemade burgers not fussy but very tasty. Lots of beer options meant we all left in a much better state of mind than when we arrived. The landlady even tried to find us a safe place to spend the night. Top hospitality at a very reasonable price

My partner, pooch and I had an amazing meal Friday night in The Stars newly renovated garden. We popped in for a quick drink to support one of our lovely locals after a dog walk and being hungry decided to have a starter before getting fish and chips on the way home. The antipasti platter that arrived was better presented than the one I had received at Brixton Market the day prior and brilliant value. It was so delicious the table next to us ordered one as they were jealous! We decided to stay for mains and again were blown away with the ribs and the crayfish pasta. My crayfish arrived with huge 3 langoustine on top with samphire and crayfish mixed into a beautiful sauce. The ribs were a great portion which fell off the bones. Sat under heaters with the option of hot water bottles, knowledgeable staff with a lovely service and knowing how expensive some of the ingredients are in both dishes was amazed at how reasonable the experience cost. Thank you so much for a wonderful meal in a relaxed, beautiful garden. Well done.

We visited the Star for evening meals a few times last week whilst staying in Steyning.Excellent service by Emma and her team.and the food was excellent homemade food.The pub is very safe with excellent Covid precautions but still retaining a very good atmosphere.We would definitely recommend this pub.

Recommended by our BnB. Very friendly landlady and service, sensible COVID precautions, great playlist at a nice volume and decent homemade good value food.

Good vibe but landlady overrun. Nice Lady.Nice garden. Food offers standard menu which is fine but not enough staff always to do it it seems. Kitchen closes a bit randomly. (although at £8 an hour for a member of staff id have thought be worth paying ?)Pub side fine though !

Went today for a drink to meet a friend. I wasn't hungry so didn't go with the intention of eating, however, seeing all the lovely food being brought out, I couldn't resist. A light sharing plate, was beautifully presented and extremely tasty, as well as being ample for 2 good eaters. I have now booked for Monday to take my son and his lovely lady, hoping we will all order different things, so I get to try more of this well priced, well presented, tasty food.

We had a really good quality Sunday lunch at the Star in Steyning today. Two roast lamb, one roast beef and a cheese ploughman’s. We ate in the garden and the service was excellent, the food tasty, fresh and well presented. The social distancing and rules relating to COVID strictly followed by Emma and her team. Very impressed.

The Star is a warm and welcoming pub and the food is great. I can especially recommend the goats cheese with tomato salad and the halloumi burger, both were delicious!

Located at the less scenic end of Steyning, the Star is a slightly careworn pub that really needs a fresh pair of eyes to smarten it up. Has potential, but it best days are currently behind it.Ample car parking to the side amongst the three clamped and dumped vehicles already in residence.A lot more capacious inside than it looks, although a bit of a mess in terms of layout. There's rather a surprising choice of food options on some scruffy menus on the bar. These are supplemented by an impressive array of blackboarded specials. Barely any punters at the trough when we visited, but a couple of oldies that we passed in the doorway were enthusing about a recently consumed ploughman's lunch. We probably needed to see some evidence before ordering too bravely, so made do with a fish finger panini. Perfectly fine on arrival, with added fresh salad and some crispy fries; reasonably priced too.The young barmaid was very sweet, but was getting quite flummoxed over something not immediately apparent. Think she was ok doing drinks but also dealing with food was clearly a challenge. My pint of Harveys here was quite ok too.Can't think that I'll ever re-visit, but if I did might be rather more adventurous on the food front next time round.

Sunday Roast for two. We visited The Star for Lunch last Sunday . My Wife and I both had the roast beef, it was superb. Excellent tender beef, lots of tasty vegetables and big home made Yorkshire puddings. The portions were generous you will not leave hungry. The Service was efficient and friendly, Emma the Landlady very welcoming.2 pints of Harvey’s bitter for me and lime and soda for my Wife.No room for pudding.The prices were very reasonable for the quality of the meal and we will return soon.

Sunday Roast is a must! Following a nice walk along the South Downs - a warming drink and a roast is what you need.

My wife and myself had a fantastic Sunday roast, delicious plates of freshly prepared food, great service and a warm welcome. Would highly recommend.

well my wife likes her roast dinner me not so much,,both had a excellent meal as i had the home made pie and she had the roast.good size portions .lovely pub nice oldie feel wooden beams.service was very good..loved the games made from wood back to child hood days,,,coming back YES

Me and my husband have eaten your lovely food several times now, we came last night and again the food was great. Really nice atmosphere and good service.

I was on a camping trip with three friends and went for an evening meal and a Sunday lunch the following day. The evening meal was okay and arrived in a timely manner. The menu was not extensive but there was a reasonable choice, and I opted for a chorizo and beef burger. It was a satisfying meal but perhaps a little over priced for what it was. The Harvey's Best Bitter was excellent, the staff were great and we all had a fun night.The following day, we ordered roasts - I wouldn't have done but the Sunday menu was somewhat diminished and the roasts were the only mains apart from the specials. Two had nut roasts while I, along with one of the others, opted for lamb.We were waiting for about 50 minutes before it arrived. We (the lamb-eaters) initially thought the meat was beef and not lamb as it lacked the distinctive lamb flavour. In fact it lacked any flavour, and the texture was unusual. It was very tender but tasteless. Upon querying the meat, we were assured it was lamb (it's lamb, Jim, but not as we know it). The rest of the meal was fine, and the potatoes and parsnips were excellent. There were no complaints about the nut roasts.We did receive apologies about the time taken to receive our orders - in fact if anything, they were a little over-apologetic. It seems it was down to there not being sufficient kitchen staff; the age-old problem.

My friend and I had roast beef, the meat was ok, tender and rare but tasteless. The vegetables were dreadful, tasteless peas, carrots, cabbage, new potatoes and peas, broccoli and cauliflower cheese was sitting water with cheese on the top, Yorkshire a frozen one, like leather, the roast potatoes and parsnips were inedible, soggy and tasted odd. Gravy tasteless. I told the person who collected our plates, who was new and didn’t really know what to say, to feed my complaint back, but we did not get any response. Quite pricey at £14 so I would expect it to be good. Would not eat there again, awful.

Heard so many good things about this Pizza night, but never been able to get there. Tonight I went for the first time and I have to say it was fantastic. Really good value, lovely Bar Staff, a really nice inexpensive night. I CERTAINLY ENJOYED IT and will definitely be there next Wednesday.

Hi guys, Just a quick thank- you for our lovely lunch and service we experienced, nice crab sarnie and panini, we come to steyning quite a lot and will certainly return. PS these pictures made us laugh

Nothing good to say. Awful place, dreadful service but worst of all was the food. Roast beef which was simply inedible due to being so tough, and the vegetables were dry and over cooked, with their understanding of cauliflower cheese being grated cheese on cauliflower (also over cooked)

I meet up with half a dozen ex work colleagues, two or three times a year, around West Sussex. Chose this location as one of our group lives locally. Nice relaxed pub and the food was good. Enjoyable evening

Out walking the South Downs, we stopped here for a rest and a bite. Food came out quickly and was reasonably priced. There was a musician in the garden which was nice. Staff very helpful and welcoming.

So there have been a few downside reviews in the past, but they are exactly that, in the past.

We love the Star Inn, the staff and management are so so lovely. Food is always delicious and it has a lovely atmosphere. One of the most loveliest pubs I’ve ever visited. Worth a visit xx

Went to the Star in Steyning for a Sunday roast today with an old friend, the food was lovely, the beef still nice and pink, great roasties, ample vegetables and nice gravy, would definitely go again.

Nice little pub and great food, but the management are very rude and not just upsetting staff but also many customers. Shame....

So glad we stopped here for lunch yesterday. Friendly staff, lovely atmosphere including a real log fire. Good selection of games to play while we waited for lunch. Really enjoyed our food. My daughter even ate her broccoli along with the steak and prawns. I liked the veggie stuffed peppers I chose. Great puddings too. Unfortunately, due to driving we couldn't try out all the gins they had on display. Hopefully next time.

Nothing like any nut roast I've ever seen before (not in a good way). More like a pile of mushy vegetables. Would not eat here again.

I Come here once a month or so, I always feel very welcome. Great selection of gin to work my way through.

Stopped here just on the off chance, quite literally. We were passing through Steyning & dipped in to see if there was a table free. Thankfully there was, the landlady, staff & food was faultless. Such a lovely atmosphere, the roast beef was amazing & my hubby has the chicken & leek pie, which he said was one of the best pies ever. Really recommend it, I know for sure we will be back.

At last a pub in Steyning has got it's self a chef who can serve up reasonable food nicely presented. I can't give it an excellent after only one visit, but what I do guarantee is that we will be returning soon. So watch this space for an upgrade! Nice open fire.

Just wanted to state that our meal tonight was of particularly high quality. We had both chosen off the Special Board - I had selected the Rump of Lamb perfectly cooked with pink interior- presentation was of high standard with the special edition of the pomegranate sauce being presented on the side in a small jug - always a thoughtful decision so the diner can choose when to pour without disguising the flavour of the components of the dish. My partner had selected the Macaroni Cheese with Crispy bacon topping - a good sized portion with fresh sliced French stick with butter on the side - the Chips were just cooked crispy and freshly fried - a real treat on a cold Friday night with blazing wood fire to sit beside whilst dining. I would definitely recommend to locals and visitors alike as a friendly pub with great staff and now great food as well.

We have avoided Steyning for the last few years because of overpriced, unfriendly pubs.

Had a superb Sunday Roast yesterday. Great atmosphere, The pub was busy and the landlady and another member of staff very attentive and friendly. Wouldn't hesitate to go again.

We held my Grandmas wake at The Star. They were very welcoming and accommodating. Plenty of parking available and I noticed an outdoor children’s play area for sunnier days. The buffet was of a very good quality, variety and value for money.

We visit this welcoming family friendly pub regularly. There is a thoughtful selection of games to keep little ones entertained during visits and Emma and the staff always provide prompt service with a smile. In the warmer months there is a children’s garden with a fantastic ship play area and my children love the resident chickens! Food is fresh and tasty and drinks are great value for money. Recent refurbishment mean this pub is going from strength to strength and is a real asset to Steyning.

Having recently visited The Star, I commend the landlady for offering a very friendly, warm and relaxing environment. Their food is excellent and good value for money. Our young children enjoyed playing with a selection of toys and board games provided by them. There is a great outdoor space for us to use during the dry and warmer days with the added attraction of some very entertaining chickens!

Having visited the Star Inn recently for their pub quiz( second Tuesday of the month ) we returned on Sunday . The landlady was warm and welcoming . Food was delicious and service quick . The fires were lit and this tradional pub is going from strength to strength . Good value and a place to relax and eat .

Went to this pub - children totally out of control - blame the parents - screaming and running around. Parents did not like us being irritated by these kids screaming. Making sarky comments. Why does the pub not put kids in a back room where they can scream their heads off without upsetting the locals???

The food was great but thats where it stoped. Female staff member was rude and unhelpful and would perhaps be better placed in a non-customer facing role. The worst service we have ever received. Food took just under an hour to arrive without any cutlery. Plenty of other places to eat in Steyning and I would recommend this option !

Old fashioned pub, but chilly inside, had to keep coat and scarf on, as dud other customers. Could do with lighting the fire.

5 weary travellers arrived at dusk, soaked to the skin, having walked 23 miles in constant rain along the South Downs. The landlady kindly lit a fire and we dried off and warmed up. We re-hydrated with Harveys Best (well kept and free flowing...) and enjoyed Beef & Ale stews from the Specials Board.

Fantastic lunch, impeccable hosts. Could not have done enough for us. And they supported our charity Thames Valley Air Ambulance Thank you

We have just spent a week's holiday in Steyning. We used The Star Inn every evening during our stay. We were made to feel welcome by the landlord and landlady and also the locals. Our dog was also made to feel welcome. The ale was really good and the food was excellent. We tried different things from the menu and every meal we had was really good. Good service, can't fault it in any way.

Called in for lunch with friends from Worthing. I had sausage, mash and greens which was nicely prepared and very tasty.

We are house hunting in Steyning and saw an advert for a quiz night at this pub which we thought may present an opportunity to talk to local residents. What a lovely evening, the place was packed, the landlady and co couldn't have been more welcoming and attentive. I am told the beer served is excellent, (not my tipple but the spritzers were much appreciated) the food was pretty good but in truth we were there for the atmosphere and a friendly pub. This was it in bucketloads and we didn't disgrace ourselves in the quiz either which was a lot of good-natured fun. The curry accompanying the quiz was extremely popular and looked impressive we ate from the regular menu. All in all the experience at the Star has helped us make our decision as to where we want to live!!!

Me and 5 others stopped in here for a roast mid Sunday afternoon.

Popped in to this local for a ‘swift half’ on the way back from the coast. The landlady was very friendly and the real ale well kept, which is not always the case in this hot weather. There is a sheltered beer garden but we sat in the bar on the low chairs at the front of the pub which was both clean and comfy. We don’t live too far away, so will be back and perhaps try something from the menu next time.

Have eaten at the Star several times in recent years but it seems to have gone downhill recently? I won't be going back for a while. Although just stopping for a drink this time the whole place felt shabby and dirty, definitely neglected.

We dropped in here for a sundowner after negotiating the "lower horseshoe" walk in the woods to the west of Steyning. We had some cool drinks and a nice thin crusty pizza from the external vendor in the carpark outside. Drop in some time !

Ordered Sunday nut roast dinner.

We have used this pub many times over the years but was surprised how quiet it was for a Friday evening. On the positive side the food was nicely cooked reasonably priced and the staff were very friendly. On the negative side there is a trip hazard on the floor around the bar which could be dodgy especially if you have glasses etc in your hands. Lastly please improve the condition of the toilets as the gents, was very smelly and not very well maintained.

Staying in Steyning in a cottage just across the road from The Star. Found the pub to be very friendly and serve a good pint of beer. Went for a meal on the Tuesday evening and it was good pub food freshly prepared and well cooked. One of us had gammon egg and chips and peas. The other had sausage and mash with greens. Very enjoyable and could not fault it. The atmosphere in the pub was very welcoming and we had a relaxed evening. The menu is not extensive but what they do they do well. Would recommend this pub as a good place to both eat and drink.

Welcome cider on a hot day ! Location by the stream, perhaps gardens could be made more of ? Friendly welcome.

I just don’t think it’s okay for a pub to have pizza for £8 on the menu and to be serving up Dr Ortker’s. The service was really friendly.

We had been out walking all day. There where 6 off us and 2 dogs. Got made very welcome it's a lovely friendly place. We arrived at 8oclock at nite. They where still happy for us to order food. Wow food was amazing loved it. Plate was cleared I had the fish ploughmans it was brill. We all had somthing different and all plates where cleared. Even tho it had gone 9oclock when we finished mains they where still happy for us to have desserts. We got well looked after. They where even happy to take our photos.

After a very long walk along the South Downs 6 of us and 2 small hounds popped into the Star Inn again today (albeit a lot drier than we were 3 weeks ago) for a bite to eat and some liquid refreshment. Couldn't fault the warm welcome, the food or the drink. Many thanks to the landlady (and the unsung heros in the kitchen) for the perfect finish to a great day. Look forward to another trip to Steyning.

Nice local pub with a great welcome from landlady Emma, will be back. Nice garden beer festival was on at time nice selection of good beers

Great pub, friendly staff, good food and an excellent pizza van night on Wednesdays (order from the van they deliver to your table). Adult garden plus big kids activity garden.

I visited this pub with my husband as I wanted to take him as I been here before and loved the setting and the olde pub feeling however it's was ruined by the dog who came out into the garden and dropped a present luckily we weren't eating at this point. Just wanted to point this out as this could put customers off if they are eating and children running in the garden.

After a wet and muddy hike we were warmly welcomed. They had reserved a table for us by a log fire. We were a party of 10 and we all wanted different meals, which were superb. We didn't have to wait too long, they all came out together and they were perfect. Excellent pub grub.They even suggested we could dry our wet clothes on the radiators. Good value too. Well done and we will go back. Thank you.

Lovely Oldy. worldly pub. Greeted warmly by barmaid. Nice comfy armchairs to relax in.

Just held my Son's 18th birthday party at the Star Inn. Emma and the team were terrific hosts, very friendly & welcoming with an amazing hot buffet & good jukebox selection. They all helped make it such an easy event. Great location & plenty of space for everyone. Thank you so much x

I recently held my son's 1st birthday party here as we wanted to do a countryside walk before a birthday lunch itself and The Star Inn seemed perfect. From the moment of booking, the service & help we received was without a doubt the best I've ever had! Emma looked after us so well, being incredibly flexible with our (many and changing) requests; they had reserved us our own section of the pub which was perfect for adults and crawling babies alike; the food was absolutely delicious and they even helped us put up and take down decorations! The staff at The Star went above and beyond to make us comfortable (even lending one of our party a coat for our walk because they'd forgotten theirs!) I can't recommend this place highly enough and we will definitely be back many times in the future!

We booked here for lunch after a dog walk and it was a lovely little pub. The bar maid was great at helping out my friend with the menu (she has just been advsied of a dairy allergy!) The food did take a while to come out however, this was fine becasue it was all freshly cooked to order and everyone was happy enough with their meal and dessert.

Four friends met up after many years and sat together for an excellent "snack" which turned out to be a...

Under new management, been back twice now. Totally transformed atmosphere, great ale, chilled tunes, crackling fire and an amazing menu....

I came here during a research trip and was made to feel welcome form the start by the landlady Emma....

I held mums surprise 70th at The Star and Emma was amazing! On top of calming my nerves, providing excellent...

Met one of my wife's friends at the Star Inn for lunch. Nice beer garden with a seperate play area...

Stayed overnight in Steyning and popped in for a meal. Good choice of food and great to see they cater...

We went on a Monday night, it was very quiet and we had a lovely meal. One steak and ale pie, three slow roasted pork belly. The service was very friendly, the food was beautifully presented, very good and generous portions. We will definitely be going again.

Pub was totally outdated, garden was scruffy and over grown. Menu very limited and quite expensive. Wouldn't return.

After a long journey I was looking for somewhere friendly, informal, clean, and serving good food. I read a few reviews of places in Steyning and thought The Star Inn sounded interesting.

So much better than it used to be now under new ownership. Great food and a good atmosphere for friends and family. The owner is friendly and helpfull

Spending three nights in Steyning we had a little difficulty in finding a good choice of places to eat on Sunday and Monday night in particular. On Monday night we walked through the town and came across The Star - not really expecting it to do food or, if indeed it did, not expecting it to be particularly good as it was a small rural pub and not very busy. However we were very pleasantly surprised as the food was excellent. We had steak and kidney pie and it was piping hot and very tasty. We were that impressed that we found ourselves back there for a lunch snack after our walk the following day and we had some excellent pate and cheese ploughman lunches.

We have visited this pub quite often in the last ten years but were put off by the previous owners. Very pleased to say that the current incumbents are very friendly and go out of their way to make the experience enjoyable. I agree that the menu could be more varied but the food we had was delicious. If you have been disappointed in the past, give it another go.

Dropped in with family one weekend afternoon Sat in the garden and had a few menu snacks. Well stocked bar which had a clean and friendly feel to it. Especially impressed that they had Thatchers Gold which as everyone knows is Gods favourite ciderVery helpful staff. Good generous portions of food. Basically an excellent unpretentious British pub

Had a lovely Sunday roast, good prices , kids area great & really friendly welcoming staff . Definitely be returning .

On our way home from Sussex to Gloucestershire and came off the main road hoping to find something nice in Steyning. We were not disappointed. Very friendly welcome at the bar and terrific service from the kitchen. My friend had a prawn sandwich on granary and I had delish pink Roast Beef and horseradish sauce also on granary. Both plates came with very freshly-cooked chips and a salad. Their is a large choice of different parts of the pub to eat in, cool and clean. Cost was about £10 each including a lager and a glass of wine. Well worth the money, and the turn down the road to Steynine village. Would definitely stop there again.

We often go here when visiting family. The pub is spacious yet cosy, the beer garden is amazing and the staff are all brilliant. Highly recommended.

I love this little pub - has a great garden, dog friendly and child friendly. Great beer, and the food is definitely improving

Went for dinner for Sunday roast. Was awful, cauliflower was raw, roast potatoes rock hard. Tasteless food

A truly wonderful local pub with great food, lovely staff and perfect setting. Take your pick from sitting inside, out in the adult garden with sunshine and water stream, or in the kids garden with great pirate ship and slide etc...Emma the landlady is absolutely wonderful and makes you feel very welcome. The food we had was perfect and accommodated us and the kids perfectly. The ploughmans on the next table looked utterly amazing.An all round great experience with fab food, great host and lovely setting. Defiant worth a visit!!

Have had lunch here a couple of times recently. First time roast beef sandwich was excellent with some chips and a bit of salad. Next time went for a ploughmans which was a substantial size with a good chunk of cheese and some ciabatta style bread. Sandwich was around £6, the ploughmans around £8, which isn't far adrift of current pub prices, and not bad for Steyning. Staff were engaged and welcoming. The pub has a couple of garden areas, one by the stream beside the pub, the other is gated and has a pirate ship play area and chickens in a coop to keep the kids entertained

This was a great venue for family meal, the menu was able to meet everyone tastes which is always an excellent start. The food was hot, well presented and tasted delicious. We were a party 11 unbooked we just turned up, we were made to feel very welcome nothing was too much trouble. We spent a lovely couple of hours here with our family and 2 dogs who were also made very welcome. We will definitely come back again when in the area.

The Burger was amazing - on the big side but homemade - try the beef and chorizo one. Will be visiting again

Went here for lunch and we weren't disappointed. Under New Management and food was hot and well presented. Had the halloumi and beetroot burger and it was delicious. Asked to change my fries for salad which wasn't a problem. My husband had the fries and loved them!