The best restaurants in Chichester North Chichester South East

Attended for a work do, paid £10 deposit and was under the impression that I’d get that back towards drinks but was told it’s non refundable. Freezing cold, everything was wet and was so dark too. I couldn’t bare to have a drink as I didn’t want to be any colder than I already was. I would never come back.

An excellent pub. Just off the beaten track with an excellent array of beers, ciders and spirits. Very friendly staff. A great place to stop and have a drink.

My boyfriend and I booked this hotel as a special treat for a weekend getaway in Chichester. I don't know whether the prices were jacked up for the bank holiday weekend, but at nearly £300 a night we were looking forward to something really quite special. Unfortunately however, whilst the hotel was perfectly decent and we had a lovely weekend, it was certainly not the luxury experience we were expecting. We booked the cheapest room at the hotel, but quite frankly, you can not sell a room that small for £300 a night, bank holiday or not. And by small I mean, it was only just big enough for a double bed. We had to really squeeze around the gap between the bed and the wall to get into bed. We liked the decor in the hotel and the room, there was complementary bottled water and a nice touch was that there was also complementary gin in the room (although the tonic water we had to pay for but that's ok). But when we asked for the complimentary ice to accompany the gin and tonic we were told at reception to get it ourselves from the bar. I really don't mind doing that at all, but you can not bill that as a luxury service because it's not. I will also add that there was a 45 minute wait for our cooked breakfast in the morning. The continental breakfast offering was merely average at best, if not verging on poor, with only a little more choice on offer other than cereals, toast, croissants, yoghurt and fruit salad. Where were the exciting options we were expecting?! Incidentally, I also had to tell the staff on 3 separate occasions that I had already pre paid for the cooked breakfast, which was frustrating. And there was no air conditioning although a fan was provided. Apparently the building is grade two listed so air con can’t be installed, but the long and short of it was that we were uncomfortably hot at night and it wasn’t even the heat of summer. Oh, and the lift was an old fashioned and extremely temperamental lift - we witnessed one poor panic stricken woman getting stuck in it as we checked out. None of these things scream luxury. All in all, an average to below average hotel with quirks you'd be prepared to put up with normally, but not at those prices.

We stopped here on the way home, from spending a day visiting attractions in the area. It was the perfect end to a lovely day. The food was excellent, plenty of choice on the menu, the pies were very good. The staff were all friendly and helpful, and the pub had a great atmosphere and the same could be felt in the garden. We will definitely be visiting again, next time we visit the area.

Realmente agradable noche, el ambiente es relajado, el restaurante fue elegantemente diseñado, la comida era extremadamente sabrosa y buena relación calidad-precio, el personal era atento, pero no demasiado, en general una noche encantadora

Enjoyed an excellent Sunday lunch today - everybody happy in our group of five, especially our vegetarian ('the tastiest meal he had had in ages', unquote). Roasts were generous, hot and with eye appeal. Desserts were especially well presented with fresh fig, star fruit and such as adornments. And the variety of cask ales.... brilliant. Service as always in The Park Tavern was very friendly and efficient. We'll be back again soon.

No TJ in Fargo anymore. Have to travel to find TJ goodness.

Faltaba ambiente y nos sentimos como un inconveniente cuando llegamos. Fuimos a tomar el té de la tarde que habíamos reservado con champán, pero nos hicieron muy incómodamente para probar que habíamos reservado el champán después de que el miembro del personal nos dijo groseramente que no habíamos pagado por adelantado. La comida era decepcionante y podíamos escuchar mesas a nuestro alrededor quejándose de la comida también. Una pena, ya que realmente estábamos deseando y fue reservado para una ocasión especial. No se apresurará a regresar.

been coming to this restaurant for about 10 yrs and has always consistently good not a cheap eats kind of place but service food and quality has been good but went recently and has gone downhill food not anywhere near the standard it used to be portions smaller less meat or fish and flavours nothing like they should be im not a food critic but go to Chinatown a lot and all the main we had at bejing palace tasted the same base sauce of hot chilli wouldnt recommend ever again which is sad

Very nice place. Staff are very kind and friendly. Food is fresh and delicious!amazing!Everything was briliant

Maravilloso espacio liminal para la música, que es como debería ser, en realidad. Hay un montón de grandes eventos musicales regulares aquí.

A small deli with seats inside and out and really enjoyed our food - a New Yorker bagel ( pastrami, sauerkraut and gherkin mayonnaise) which was top notch and a gluten free tuna mayo sandwich made with soft gluten free bread. Good choice of hot and cold drinks. Friendly staff. Would return.

Have visited twice recently whilst enjoying the warm sunny autumn weather. A very good selection of food which was delivered to our table very quickly and tasted delicious.

Lovely fresh healthy food in a light airy setting. Lots of choice so there's something for everyone. My sister in law is gluten free so it was great she had lots of options. It's dog friendly too!

We entered the pub on a Friday night to a quiet atmosphere. Upon our approach to the bar our group of 3 were discussing what drinks we would buy. 2 out of the 3 in our group decided not to buy anything at this time. The member of staff on the bar then interjected in our conversation, claiming if we weren’t (as individuals) buying a drink, we would have to leave. I attempted to reason: but surely if my brother is buying a drink, it’s fine for us to be here as his company? The Bell Inn employee made her point: in no business are you able to sit without making a purchase. I retorted- a cafe? This was in vain, her condescension broke through our reason. Destitute and demoralised we exited the bar. We promptly took our business to the pub up the road. The Bell Inn is my local, and I will not be drinking there again.