The Three Moles in Chichester

Popped into the three moles for a sunday lunch, would highly recommend staff was very welcoming and bubbly atmosphere, the service was excellent and very accommodating for us… we had the roast pork and roast beef, it was superb the food was amazing especially the parsnips, food not overly expensive very fairly priced definitely would recommend and definitely happy customers !!

Called in for a lunch snack while out for a circular walk from Graffham. Very friendly staff, good selection of lunch options and highly recommended

We've driven past The Three Moles a number times but this time we decided to stop off. It's a lovely pub with a great selection of beers. Really friendly owners. We'll stop again.

pub has a lovely new menu. Well cooked food and reasonably price. Will definitely eat there again. Staff very helpful and polite

Drink fast - don’t linger… Friendly bar staff Unfriendly Landlord A long list of school signs with instructions on do’s/do not’s - even in the toilets how to urinate. Promotes an expensive dog menu, but your dog can’t go to the loo on the grass in the garden. (as if you can control that always!) - plus there are no bins! Signs all over the place keep dogs in a lead at all times, but there was another dog running around the front of the pub on our arrival ???……We were going to eat, but the table next to us was making comments about the food - so changed our minds. Drink pay Leave is the best policy we won’t be back…

Stopped on our way through. We got a nice welcome from the bar staff. Food took 45 minutes to appear which was a disappointing as we were very hungry. Even so it was good. My husband bought me a cranberry juice which came with the bottle. I noticed the juice was 7 months past its best before date. We pointed this out to the Landlord. No word of apology from him, all he said was that these juices have years in them. Clearly not the case as the juice was a very dull red and tasted acidic. I would like to point out however the bar tender did apologise, but no offer of a replacement or refund as one would expect.

I often meet a friend for a drink here as it's nice and local. We also quite often eat here, excellent veggie food. Places to chain the bikes to are really helpful. Fabulous garden. The live music is great too. Brought our dog one time and she wouldn't leave! Really embarrassing, they're very dog friendly. Definitely recommend as very friendly, drinks are good and the food is delicious. They recently won an award and I can see why.

What a pub should be all about. It is as simple as that! This place is light years away from the ubiquitous big chain and gastro pubs.

Been here many times over the years. It’s a real little gem of a pub. Thankfully unlike very many other pubs in this area it hasn’t been converted into one of those ghastly gastro pubs. The plus side of that is the prices are still reasonable and there is no pushness to persuade you to eat, There are even boxes of pub games available if you just want to sit have a chat and fancy playing domino’s. But if you do want to eat they have a good selection of decent food. This is a very small pub serving a good range of drinks and beers ( Yay to Betty Stoggs!) with a lovely big garden. The food is good and well cooked and for the size of the kitchens it’s amazing they can turn out the variety that they do. The staff are always friendly and helpful and as a big plus for us they love dogs. Our dog loves it here as he always gets a lovely greeting from the staff. ( and often a bonio 😀) We have been to a number of their free live music nights in the gardens in past summers which are alway great fun especially with friends. We will certainly be going again this summer. So basically a very good honest little pub well worth a visit.

Went there with a friend recently and we enjoyed one of their pizzas for lunch with a good pint of Long Man bitter and a soft drink. The Moles has a well balanced atmosphere with helpful and friendly staff. Indeed 99% of its visitors are also friendly and good humoured too. They also welcome well behaved dogs both in their pub and in their terraced garden to the side of the pub where they run their full range of free summer outdoor entertainment events - do check their website for a full list of this summers events. They have such a wide range there must be something for everyone's liking. The terraced garden is immaculately kept and we like to eat and drink there now the warmer weather is at last here. They offer a wide range of food from snacks to full Sunday Lunches, plus vegetarian offerings, but do check their website and facebook for the current choices as they seasonally adjust their menu - like no Sunday lunches in June, July, August. Drawbacks ? Well yes the potholes in the road from the A272 to Selham. Take care !

Been here a few times now for food and drinks and recently organised a surprise party for a friend. The landlords went the extra mile to ensure everything was perfect and even helped on my friends arrival to keep the surprise to the last possible moment. Couldn’t have asked for better service. I had the burger and it was delicious, my friends had a selection of other things including the pizzas which they all said were amazing. Highly recommend going here - the garden is a must during the summer, never seen such a beautiful pub garden! What I love most about this place is that they don’t pretend to be a restaurant, they are a proper pub doing pub food - too many places trying to be fancy these days - they even do the old fashioned basket meals!

Went for Sunday lunch with family and friends for husband’s birthday. Staff very friendly and helpful and Sunday roast was absolutely delicious! Best one ever had. Generous portions and lots of choice. Good value too.

We really love this pub out in the sticks, it’s our fave drive to pub when we don’t want to stay local & fancy a change! The food is very well cooked (to perfection) well done Chef They don’t skimp good sized portions & a great variety of vegetables, which many pubs fail to do! The price is incredibly good value especially in the current economy where food is so ridiculously overpriced! It is so worth the extra fuel journey out! Staff are always so incredibly friendly & hospitable we’ve been about 4/5 times now! We were very lucky to get a table today as we didn’t call them until 1pm & they had a spare table in their snug room downstairs for 1:30 we hadn’t sat in this room before but found it lovely & cozy with the additional bonus of a log burner Perfect afternoon to finish off our lovely week away! We will most definitely be back keep up the good work guys! Janet & Andy

Went here for a evening meal on 6th Oct. We found it to be a very pleasant pub. We both went for the lamb mint burgers,chips, & a side of onion rings. The food was very good. Afterwards had super conversation with Landlord & another visiting couple who were staying at campsite just up the road.

Off the beaten track but well worth the trip. We found this to be a very friendly old style pub with board games available to entertain us during a perfect evening. Good was good too!

Well what a find !! We came here on saturday evening and made so welcome that we returned on sunday for the MOST amazing roast lunch , again made so welome, even our puppy had toast dinner ( although not fond of carrots ) The whole team work so hard and so well togther , the whole experince a JOY Well done team xx Sara steve and most importantly OLLIE the dog xz

We were looking for a good pub and many in this area of West Sussex have great menus but limited gf options. The Three Moles' menu by comparison had "gf available" by several of its dishes. When we got there it was a lovely welcoming place with friendly staff. Mrs S had a delicious pizza and tasty salt and pepper squid. My lamb kebab was great and the whitebait too. All piping hit and generous portions. So much so we had to ask for a box to take some of the pizza home. All very reasonably priced.

Was a lovely surprise - fab garden and delicious food, especially the pizzas and Blood Marys. Beers well kept. Great service. All round we loved it!

We were met with a lovely greeting from the Landlord and a warm welcome for our dog Mac. We had a lovely chat with the landlord and then went to order our food. My husband is a vegan and there were vegan options on the menu. They could also accommodate some of the homemade pizza's to a vegan option. The food was very tasty and there was plenty of it. They had Youngs bitter on offer and the different flavours of Thatchers went down well. The Three Moles though a small pub have covered all options. A lovely tiered beer garden with an external bar - an outside area with log burners and warm blankets to sit out side and a pizza area down stairs. We were lucky enough to visit the pub whilst the visiting Sea Shanties were singing in the garden in aid of the RNLI - but our dog started joining in the singing so we moved to the front garden. This is a lovely pub and well worth a visit whether it was for just a drink or a lovely meal. We will definitely be back.

Lovely village pub, very warm welcome, friendly landlord and fellow drinkers a very enjoyable evening and the food was spot on.

Staying at The Graffham campsite we took a shortish walk to The Three Moles. We received a warm welcome and enjoyed some tasty food, choosing to sample a number of dishes off the small dish menu. Sat in the lovely garden and also enjoyed some good beers.

Pleasantly surprised to come across a rural pub offering various vegan options. We had the shicken tikka and kofta kebabs which were on par with the likes of Mildred’s - outstanding. Other food ordered in the group was also high quality. Great service, great atmosphere and friendly professional staff.

We were looking for a country pub that did food after visiting near by Petworth park. It was a Tuesday and most local pubs were either closed or not doing food. The three moles came up in our search and seemed to fit the bill with a good beer garden and food from 5:30. It is certainly out in the country down a lovely winding lane with a good size car park opposite the pub. We were greeted with a vast selection of gins and real ales perfect start. The menu was also good offering a good selection of pub grub, light bites and pizzas. We opted for a selection of light bites salt and pepper squid, nachos with cheese and salsa and crispy chicken wrap which was more than enough for the two of us. Good size portions great taste and piping hot. The beer garden did not disappoint either well laid out 2 tiers of benches and umbrellas the upper level under a canopy of trees and the lower level a real sun trap sheltered from the wind. Friendly staff and locals would love to visit again. The story of why the pub is there and why it is called the 3 moles is also an interesting one. Highly recommend.

Very nice staff members, owner was very nice. Helped my friends and i when we got a bit lost. Thank you!

From the friendly staff to the amazing roast beef there is nothing to fault. Booking advised so you don't miss out. I honestly believe that was the best roast beef I have ever eaten. Great value too at 3 courses for £25. Will definately be returning

Lovely pub friendly great beer and nice food. Dog friendly in a great location for walking will definitely go back.

It would be difficult to beat this as a really good friendly local pub. The landlords are innovative and entrepreneurial and are held in very high regard.

An excellent lunch for six cyclist. Celiac options available. A good range of beers. Pleasant surroundings in a beautiful countryside setting.

We met friends here for a drink, came back for an evening meal. Was not disappointed. Will definitely return Staff were very friendly and food was amazing

We happened upon this cute pub whilst in the area and what a find!!! Delicious and very reasonably priced food. Great beer garden + fab food …….

This was our second visit to The Three Moles having visited the previous year. Really welcoming lovely country pub, with very friendly owners. Great outdoor space, good food, and a great selection of drinks. We were especially grateful for their large selection of non-alcoholic beers,...

Popped in for a mid-week dinner on our way back from Petworth and we're not disappointed with our choice. It is a lovely traditional pub set in a small village. The menu is basic with traditional fayre, but this in no way is meant as...

Excellent pub. Visited 24/07/22. Amazing service, dog friendly & thoughtful menu. No under 14's which we didn't have with us. 1 nervous dog which they made to feel very welcome & gave her dog biscuits on arrival. I can't fault the pub on location, cleanliness,...

The pub is tucked away, quite small inside and you have to be over 14! However it was delightful! The setting the food and everything so reasonably priced. Wonderful, about a 40 minute drive from us but will definitely go back! Thank you 3 Moles!!!

Arrived at this pub in the middle of a walk we were doing with the intention of getting a meal there. We hadn't booked but as soon as we entered the pub the staff could not do enough for us. We ordered our food and...

We stopped here on the way back from Goodwood races for a meal and have now discovered a new place to add to our list of the best pubs on our route. We were greeted as if we were regulars by the excellent hosts and...

Drove past one weekend heading to a different venue for Sunday lunch… this pub caught our eye, so we popped in for a drink on our way home! Staff are friendly and talkative… Dogs allowed…. Great, so we had our pint, on a wonderful sunny...

Very friendly pub. Had a wonderful Sunday lunch and excellent- super dog friendly- service. Highly recommend. Probably best to book.

We stumbled across The Three Moles by accident when mooching around the area with our camper van and trying to avoid the bank holiday rush to the beach. We were not disappointed….. my wife is very fussy especially over roast dinners (a very high bar...

One of, if not the best Sunday Roast I have ever had. Good amount of food and lots of vegetables to go with it. Staff and locals were all very friendly. Helped by our two German Shepherds wanting to say hi to all. They were...

Searched online as we fancied visiting a different remote country pub came across 3 moles & noticed they were offering a 3 course meal for £19.95 Sadly I went down with Covid so my partner & I had to cancel, but my sister & her...

Great service! Really friendly service especially considering we were outside of area. Bar lady even gave me a lighter for our fire pit at shepherds hut we are staying in down the road! Food was great, big portions - great value for money. Would highly...

A great place with a friendly atmosphere, Jodie the barkeep is very welcoming but knows how to keep everyone in check. It's about 6 hours from where I live but I will try to get back one day.

The 3 moles was 7 minutes walk from our campsite over the the weekend so we availed ourselves of their fine establishment on Saturday (18th sept 2012) I’m not sure where to start - the beer was week kept and cold, the tables were well spaced, the gardens brilliant kept and when was the last time you went to a pub that had a pool table that you didn’t have to pay to use? Admittedly it was a bit wonky but that just meant the 4 of us didn’t take it too seriously. Can’t comment on the food as we didn’t eat but plenty of other punters were eating and it looked& smelt glorious.. we had a couple of pints then took off to the local butchers to get bbq supplies for the evening then having parked the car walked back for another session despite having cool boxes full of beer, it was that good. Can’t recommend highly enough, great beer, great staff and all round great place..

We were staying in the campsite next door and had a group of 16 so put in a pre-order. The food was excellent! The staff were amazing too - very friendly and helpful. We had a couple of vegans and someone with a food allergy in our party and they were really helpful before and during our visit with sorting out meals for them. The pub garden is so lovely and overall had just a really nice atmosphere. There's also parking opposite the pub which is very handy.

Sitting in the garden after just having a chicken kebab and a smokey chilli chicken pizza and all I can say is wow. Really tasty food and the staff are so friendly and helpful. Thsnk you guys. We will be back x

Lovely remote pub in Selham and ideal base to go walking, cycling etc. The place very tastefully decorated. Parking for cars and bicycles. Pizza I had was fantastic. Reasonable prices. Excellent service. Chatted to the landlord who was very nice. He explained the pub is child free which customers like. The pub gets busy in the events so best to make a table reservation. Next door farm allows camping and some from there venture to the pub.Well done; a fab pub..

This a beautiful small pub in a most scenic area of rural West Sussex with lovely garden, the location could not be more perfect.Our experience did not begin well when one of our party parked their vehicle with it's wheels about 2 inches on the grass verge opposite the pub (the car park was full). The landlord was there in a flash berating the driver in an unnecessarily rude and aggressive way. We are not sure how the landlord got there so quickly as he didn't move an inch for the rest of our stay!Our party was seated in the garden on 3 very small beer tables, obviously not suitable for 18 well developed gentlemen. When we asked if we could move the tables together so we could sit as a group we were given a very firm 'no'. When we persisted we were offered an additional table inside a small marquee that houses the outside bar. So now sitting in 4 separate groups.We had ordered our food a week earlier from the uninspiring menu of burgers and pizzas but despite this the food still came out in dribs and drabs. My Venison burger was over cooked, the chips were cold and I had the most miserable looking handful of wilted salad leaves on the side of the plate. I wasn't given a knife and fork so I ate it with my hands but couldn't wipe them as I wasn't given a napkin either.As it happens most of our party were hung over from the night before and were just pleased to get some food inside them, we weren't on a gourmet tour.Being a beer drinker I was looking forward to some great West Sussex ale, but none of it! There was a selection of ales which were ok, but none of them particularly inspiring. The cider drinkers in our party seemed to enjoy the cider though!On a more positive note the young staff were friendly and helpful, the girl serving at the outside bar was bright and positive and kept the beer coming. None of our experience was their fault. Rather down to tired, uninspiring, dogmatic management.We spent £600 on a Saturday lunchtime and as we were camping a short 5 minute walk away we probably would have gone back in the evening and spent a bit more if our experience had been more welcoming.I wouldn't discourage people from visiting this pub, it is in a beautiful location, but keep your expectations realistic and you will probably enjoy it. As for the grumpy landlord, you'll just have to put up with him xx

The Three Moles in Selham is a delightful local pub which we visit semi-regularly whenever we come to visit my parents down in the South Downs National Park. It has fantastic outdoor seating space with a new outdoor bar to serve customers in the warm summer evenings. The proprietors, Tom and Ollie, are charming hosts who never fail to provide an outstanding service and warm, friendly atmosphere. Recently they’ve started offering delicious stone baked pizzas which are unbelievably delicious and offer something unique in this sleepy rural area. Whether you’re a townie coming down to sample the delights of the countryside, or a local looking for a lovely garden to spend the day/evening in, this is a gem of a pub which we’ll be coming to again and again.

A lovely meal after walk in the beautiful surroundings. Staff all very attentive and friendly. Kids loved the pizza and adults enjoyed the burgers. We will definitely come back.

Despite first appearances being very encouraging, we had an incredibly frustrating experience having a meal here. Our server - nice young chap with a ponytail - was very helpful, but the system seemed majorly flawed, in that, there didn't seem to be one. Both food and drinks took a very long time to arrive, and food we, and other people, had ordered was coming out with the wrong sides/no cutlery/someone else's order. Very frustrating as the team members themselves seemed well meaning, but the disorganisation ruined what should have been a lovely afternoon for us. Our mains took almost an hour from order to arriving, our pudding just shy of forty five minutes, and when we came to pay our bill, another tables food had been included. It was just chaos.Looking at the positives, as I said, the staff were kind and friendly, and the location was lovely, so not a total "avoid at all costs" review, but we won't be back.

A very enjoyable evening drink at the Moles, even if our food intake was limited to snacks, by our choice.Great location.

the new owners have improved the place with much more space on the terraces outside, pizza ovens and BBQ and an outside bar. decent pub food all done with the minimal contact due to COVID

Plenty of room expansive garden with an outside bar. Great pizzas and a great range of bar snacks. Always a friendly welcome. Ample parking and open 7 days a week!

Just had our first takeaway Sunday roast from the Thee Moles: fabulous quality, amazing value large portions, and really struggled to find room for the delicious dessert.Only criticism was that the red cabbage could have been cooked a couple of minutes longer, but as it was in a huge selection of fabulous veg I'm probably being too picky.Lovely staff, great beer, and can't wait for the beer festivals in the garden...Will be back very soon: well done all!

Have had a few Sunday roasts in the local and area and found nothing compares to this. Not just quantity but quality of the food from start to finish. Great Guinness while watching the 6 Nations rugby too! Staff very friendly and attentive and a good vibe all round.Book early to avoid disappointment!Lee & Tracey

Lovely pretty pub in the countryside & I suppose at £19.95 we shouldn't moan but we went with high expectations after reading the mainly positive reviews however unfortunately certain aspects of our 3 course meal were am afraid to say mediocre :( I had prawn cocktail to start & although it looked good but it came without any bread on the side but that wasn't my main concern about it the prawns were like little bits of rubber !& the sauce watery! Perhaps the prawns has been in the sauce to long?My wife enjoyed her pate very much. Two main courses of roast beef were very nice with a generous helping of meat & veg,only nag would be the roast potatoes could've been more crispier.Perhaps it was our high expectation with the thought of black cherry crumble being home made butAm afraid that it seemed to be made canned cherry pie filling with a sprinkling of crumble mix.We hope this is taken as constructive criticism as the staff we great .

Popped in for a Sunday drink a year after re-opening, remember it from the old days when Frank Wheller ran the place. Yes, changed a bit! but the character and atmosphere of the place is excellent, love the tiered garden, lot safer than back in 1968! I used to drink here a lot when my father ran the Halfway Bridge ( never drink in parents pub!).We will come back for some food in near future and I am sure it will be excellent. We spoke to Tom about the place, what a nice guy and wish them every success.

We came across this tiny pub while walking through the Sussex countryside and could not have been more delighted at how quaint and friendly it wasA perfect place to stop if you are passing through on foot or in a car and the staff are very friendly! The food is also delicious and excellent value! The portions were enormous!

Ollie and Tom stunned my girlfriend and I with their kindness towards us. We had had a nightmare failing to get our tent up nearby and my car battery dying, so were forced to trek through mud to this lovely little pub. Tom was kind enough to drive us back to our camp site, jump start my car and tried to help us set up the tent in the dark (to no avail). They then allowed us to stay in their spare room for the night, which is above and beyond what we could have possibly expected. We then had a lovely breakfast and have resolved to return to this pub once the sun returns! A lovely pub with lovely owners. Thank you so much!

About 30 guys were on a driving day with a classic car club and the organisers had arranged with the owners (Tom & Ollie) to finish our drive here for lunch and received a warm welcome.The pub is lovely and has a great atmosphere and for us the large car park was ideal for all the cars. They have a good selection of ales and beers on with traditional pub food with locally sourced sausages and burgers, which were very tasty.We will definitely be back again guys as we are only in Pulborough. Thanks again Ian & Allen

What else can one say..? Superb fresh beer, great landlord( think his name was Ollie), spotlessly clean and very friendly locals who made everyone very welcome.

One of the best meals in a pub for a very long time. The owners Tom and Oli are very friendly as are the locals who all made us feel welcome. As the smallest pub in West Sussex you have to book but it is well worth it. The Sunday Roast was great - hubby had the chicken, children had the beef and I had the nut roast. You don’t go home hungry!! We still managed to squeeze in dessert. We will be coming back. Thanks guys :)

Apologies for delay in leaving review.We visited here first week in September. Was staying at the Old Station Petworth. (even though only came from West Sussex). We wanted something a little different to make our trip all memorable. My partner had already talked about this pub as remembered from walks. So we visited in the afternoon to get a feel for the place. Even though closed Tues lunch, I was very impressed with the welcome and appearance it felt so inviting. Therfore we booked a table & returned in evening. I had a very delicious game pie. My partner commented on the quality of the beer too.We will definitely return.

My hubby and I went here for an anniversary meal using a spirit FM voucher. It was quite a trek for us, but we were not disappointed. Ollie and Tom are such great hosts, with nothing being too much trouble. We both chose pie, definitely a specialty at this place!! The portion size was huge with Tom commenting that neither of them like to think people leave hungry. We went for the cheese and biscuits for dessert and again there was so much. We will definitely return to the "smallest pub in West Sussex" (and thanks Tom...we did take the left over cheese home....)

What a lovely little place. We went to the delightful Three Moles on the off-chance as it was simply a pub we spotted whilst driving around and exploring the area.

Yes it has a limited menu which is fairly basic but this place does not have any pretentions to be anything other than an old fashioned pub that serves drink and offers a limited typical old style pub menu. It does it well and keeps good ales and unusual wines all at very reasonable prices. Food all locally sourced and it shows in the taste ie it is not Brake Bros.

.we arrived at 8:50 after pitching our tent in the dark only to be told the kitchen closed at 8:00.The barman said the chef is still here I'll ask if he will open the kitchen back up within two minutes we were given the great news that he would and offered anything on the menu not just a bowl of chips which we would have been grateful with. Absolutely brilliant pub and food was delicious.and very accommodating staff.Highly recomended

We visited here last week with my Brother who had called in and seen the Pie and Pint for £10 offer. The young landlord at the bar was very chatty and friendly, there was a great choice of pie fillings, we all chose chicken, ham and leek. We were not disappointed, if I had one small complaint I would ask for less chips and some fresh veg instead. The pub is very small and cosy but we were able to sit in the glorious garden as it was a nice evening, they give you a snazzy bleeper which goes off when your food is ready and you collect it at the kitchen window! All in all I would thoroughly recommend this pub and when in the area will certainly visit again.

Very jolly good pub. Food is great pub grub value for money. A big garden which in the summer is great. They have a very good beer festival. Very cosy in the winter fun

This is a really friendly local pub. It wouldn't claim to be competing in the mre expensive gastro pub market but you will get a warm welcome, a great atmosphere and good beer. I would strongly recommend it.

Friendly staff and inexpensive food - several vegetarian options and gave veggie gravy with the pie.

Great pub, found while on holiday. Lovely staff and locals plus us 2, made to feel very welcome, beer good, pie night £10 for pie and chips and a pint, pies made locally, proper pie, pastry all round with good filling and extra gravy, pipping hot.

Simply a great pub with a decent choice of beer. No piped music, amusement machines or television. Just very friendly bar staff and regulars. Made to feel very welcome . Fairly basic menu but well cooked with good ingredients. Hopefully will be back before too long for their Sunday roast lunch.

Staying in the area for a few days & went to the pub for pie night. We were a family group of 8.Friendly staff, great pub & food. We were made very welcome. It is also a dog friendly pub

Wow. What an unexpected treat! Amazing Sunday roast. I had the vegetarian option and my wife had roast pork. Both were spectacular. The meat was lovely and the veg was inspired. I’ve eaten Sunday roasts at pubs all round the area but this beats them all, hands down.

Went with friends for a Sunday roast, we had booked in advanced as advised and well worth it, proper home cooked food delicious and apple crumble to die for. A proper traditional village pub, very friendly staff and a great atmosphere.

Without a doubt the best pub in the area for Sunday Roasts. All the trimmings at a very decent price and friendly landlords to have a good ol chinwag with. I don’t usually write reviews of pubs I visit, but the Roasts here are defiantly worthy of one. Try it for yourself...yummmmmmmmyyyyyyy

proper pub.decent various real ales.lovely food at a decent price,cant beat it really.i wish there was more pubs like this still around!

What a joy to find a real pub that serves real ale and has not handed over its tables to the gastro pub brigade. For many years this hidden gem served only crisps nuts and the odd speciality. However, the last visit offered a small but very adaquate lunchtime selection menu and was served as advertised and well flavoured.

A drinkers pub. Very small, no atmosphere. Neatly kept garden but limited menu and food wasn't that great.

Visited this Pub today .We all had a delicious bowl of soup. Which was home made .served with Two little rolls and butter .All was served by a very pleasant young man .we arrived a little early but was welcomed to sit inside. A lovely friendly pub which hopefully will visit again

We live locally to the three moles and had been recommended to visit by a friend.

Full marks for idea and effort. Caribbean evening in the garden. Steel band was fine if a bit staid. Caribbean food was fine for cod balls and spicy rice, but the goat curry was not the best I have tasted- too greasy. ( and I have tried a lot having lived in the Caribbean)

Last night we had one of the best experiences of County Pub life, the hosts Ollie and Tom were so welcoming and friendly. Food was excellent even though

We popped in for a quick drink and a bite to eat at lunch time. Not very busy in fact just three other people who had just ordered food in front of us. We only ordered a filled roll each, but they took half an hour to make! You are given a pager if you sit in the garden, when it beeps you have to go down and collect your food yourself. When you have finished, there are signs everywhere asking you to take all your plates, glasses, cutlery and rubbish back down to the bar on your way out! Not my idea of service, particularly not at £5 a roll!

A cracking little traditional British pub. They have a fantastic beer garden too! The Sunday roast was absolutely to die for! One of the last few pubs like this around. Certainly worth stopping in.

Tremendous Sunday lunch in March (they get a chef in on Sundays), always interesting to see what new real ales are on, a credit to the work (and cash) new managers Tom and Ollie have put in. Looking forward to the beer festival on June 29th-July 1st 2018.

Our first visit but not the last a cracking little pub with a newly refurbished beer garden right off the beaten track very friendly landlords serving good pub grub 4 bitters on draft well worth a visit

The Three Moles has over the last year undergone an amazing transformation. It is once again a thriving traditional real ale house loved by locals and visitors to the area alike. It now has the added benefit of serving traditional pub food. The food is great and amazing value for money. We all struggled to clear our plates! The new garden is amazing and such a sun trap.

A friend suggested Sunday lunch at the Moles in their newly refurbished garden. This picturesque small pub in the Southdowns National park had undergone a renaissance under the new management.

Terrible staff were very rude and unwelcoming the food was over priced for what you got and was of poor quality very disappointed.

Myself and a few friends were camping at the farm next door. A traditional pub with food to match and decent ales on tap. Very friendly staff and locals too.

Met up with a group of friends for Saturday lunch, having parked in the car park across the road. Good food all round, but the hand-made pie was outstanding - a cube of good quality pastry full, and I mean FULL, of meat and veg. This, backed with very tasty mash, made for a very good value meal for £12.

Popped in for a drink and lunch as it was recommended by a friend. I was so impressed. The pub was so cosy and clean, in fact it was spotless. The staff were friendly and welcoming and the food was lovely. Will definitely be going back when am in the area.

Went in for a family lunch. The staff were very welcoming and friendly and the food was hand made and tasted good! The log burners make it a lovely atmosphere inside plus a large outdoor area great for events or in warmer weather.

Wonderful little country Inn, that has undergone various minor and major improvements, It has a good selection of real ales that are kept professionally, very friendly staff who can recommend and help you select a beer that you will like, and they clearly know their...

Popped in for a drink after a local recommended it-lovely. The ales were varied and it feels like a traditional English pub.

This place was recommended for the ales from the camping place and at first-hand looks like a good old fashioned pub with pub grub but with kids menus costing over 11 quid and getting rubbish quality chicken nuggets and chips for that, plus the other meals were average, I wont be going back here again for food. So be warned it is not that pub grub you might expect considering this is down as a restaurant. They need a better chef i think as other pub restaurants (i have tried a few) make this seem like a happy chef. But a nice garden and some guest ales its not bad for a few drinks.

Could travel all of West Sussex and won't find a better pint and a more welcoming host in a beautiful...