The best restaurants in Chanctonbury Horsham South East

First time of calling into the cafe/ shop with a friend, quite busy and certainly off the beaten track, friendly service, good selection of rolls and sandwiches, the coffee was very good and I can recommend the bacon roll, now I know where it is I will definitely call again.

Brilliant tea room run by Mandy and her team. AND breakfast is back!! Highly recommended

We arrived at 7 p.m. and were lucky to get a table. The restaurant was pretty much full. I recommend making a reservation. Inside, it was clean and presentable. It's a good-sized restaurant with two dining areas and a good ambience. The staff are attentive and very friendly. Even though they were busy, they took the time to talk to us. The menu was varied. We had the onion bhaji, three good-sized bhajis to share, poppadoms, and all the sauces. They were delicious. We ordered the vegan biriyani and the chicken balti. Both were good-sized portions and very tasty. The balti had one chilli pepper symbol and was the perfect heat. The vegan biryani came with a bread topping on the rice with jack fruit at the bottom. We had never seen this before, and it was terrific. Do not be in a hurry. They were quite busy, and it took time to get drinks, order, bill etc., but I had no issue as the staff were great, and the food was amazing. We would highly recommend this restaurant and will be coming back. Well done.

What a lovely place food was the best I have ever had thank you to ash the waitress/barmaid was very sweet attentive and funny lovely atmosphere open fire cosy spotless can’t wait to go back Debbie xjulian

What a fantastic venue, with pleasant staff, a lovely place in the sun with a view of the vineyards, while seating with wine and cheese soaking it up

I stayed here for three nights for work and really enjoyed the experience. The hotel has a charming, cosy atmosphere, and the staff were fantastic. Dinner each night was excellent — great quality and great value with the option of two or three courses. The only downside was the WiFi, which was practically non-existent outside the restaurant and lounge area, which was disappointing. The location is peaceful and tucked away, with plenty of parking available. The continental breakfast was simple but tasty, offering good quality options that set me up well for the day.

Great service, great food. Would recommend, friendly staff, relaxing and comfortable restaurant area. Well done team

It was a cold day and we visited for a cup of coffee and to see the recently opened pub. The lovely open fire was unlit and there was no atmosphere. For an old pub the decor was not suited to this lovely village pub. Another couple came in and asked for mulled wine, however the pub had none! So December, no fire lit, no mulled wine and staff that were not very engaging. We looked at the food menu and we felt over priced. I’m not surprised it’s closed. Hopefully it will re-open soon with someone with a better strategy.