The best restaurants in Walberton Arun South East

Great flavour food, unusual combinations and excellent portions. A lovely light dining area and you can have a table overlooking the beautiful scenery and golf course. The only negative was the male servers who were a bit surly, but don't let this put you off as the young girl server was delightful.

Private 50th party for 14 on Saturday which had been arranged since October. Liaising with the team to prepare the event was brilliant. Catherine supported every step and once the menu was decided the wine pairings were excellent. We had pre-dinner drinks in the cellar with some delicious nibbles. Main courses were fantastic and our guests couldn’t stop talking about the mash! Service was impeccable and huge thanks to Luke, Ellen and the whole team for making the whole evening go so smoothly. The ambience was great and topped with a fabulous over night stay in an incredible room, we couldn’t have asked for more. Huge thanks to the team, we will be back. Plus, many of our guests had never visited The Pig before and they were very impressed.

We had a surprise 80th birthday meal for my mum Jill, and Louise was absolutely amazing in helping us decide various options in the run up. The food was so delicious and great value, service friendly and relaxed, and brilliant atmosphere. Mum had the best time..we all did! Thank you to all the fab team at the Spur. 👍😃

Stayed for one night in the area and found this little gem on Google for breakfast. Really friendly staff and lovely food. We bought some bread and cakes in the shop to take home. Definitely visit again if in the area.

I cannot remember when I've had a better burger. Absolutely superb

A very disappointing valentines meal. Greeted for our pre-odered 3 course meal by a rude hostess, we were the first to be seated in the restaurant for the night. 25 minuets later, our starter arrived before our drinks ( a complimentary glass of prosecco each and a bottle of tap water). Starters was very bland and the fried item were cold, even though we are one of three parties in the restaurant at this point. Luckily, our mains arrived promptly after our starter. Yet, this consisted of dry and bland chicken. When we finished, it took the staff about 30 minuets to clear our plates. We then continued to wait 20 extra minuets before we gave up waiting for our desert and had to ask 3 times for someone to grab the bill for us. During this time, we started talking to the couple sat next to us who seemed to be having similar issues. Overall, this was a very disappointing meal and no one single memeber of staff appologies for the poor servise.

We had a belated company Christmas meal and the food was amazing and service the same and the owners were very accomdating and we had a great evening I cannot reccomend higly enough..

My husband and I had a two night stay here, courtesy of our eldest son and daughter-in-law for our joint 60th birthdays. We didn't want to leave. The Pig in the South Downs is just perfect. We were spoilt with an upgraded room, a lovely glass of local sparkling wine and complimentary Piggy Fours. The room was just beautiful, the high quality feather pillows and duvet, the crisp white sheets, bath sheets that were actually a proper size and the lovely selection of teas just made everything so special. The restaurant and bar areas were thoughtfully furnished and decorated, the open fire was divine as was the food. But the absolute icing on the cake were the staff. I cannot fault them. They had clearly been trained well, were knowledgeable, attentive and friendly. The service was impeccable and on a very busy weekend, they just made our stay more special. Even the delightful chap who raked the gravel every day, was happy to stop for a chat! To top it all the sunshine was ordered for the whole weekend! I am positive we will be back.

Met with family visiting Arundel on a Sunday lunch time. Had not been to this pub before although have been to Arundel on many occasions to eat , we had never ventured up as far as the Cathedral area. Crikey , the pub is really good. This place is a traditional Sussex pub newly refurbished , with a fresh vibe, whilst maintaining its historic roots . The dining room is light and airy , combining a blend of traditional furniture and funky artwork. The staff are very welcoming . I had the Sea bass in a tomato stew with , samphire , spinach and baby potatoes. The fish was cooked perfectly and was on a bed of scrummy fish enhancing vegetables . The tomato stew was , deeply flavoursome and very moreish. One of our group had fish and chips. Yes this is a pub staple dish and so often disappointing. Not disappointing at this pub . The fish was moist and perfectly cooked , encased in a flavoursome thin batter , that did not overpower the fish. The homemade chips …..oh the chips! They were spectacular. The others had traditional Sunday lunch. Generous portions of local perfectly cooked medium rare beef with a lovely range of flavoursome vegetables, perfectly crisp roasties and great gravy. Our server Kelly was truly awesome. Will definitely be visiting again.

What’s happened? Ordered a takeaway and this is nothing like the old food. Noodles, rice seem the same but the meat… everything is considerably worse. Gutted to see this place move into bland microwave zone. Let’s see if this is the end for me here…