The best restaurants in Chantry Horsham South East

Lovely little tearoom with delicious scones and English tea. Gluten free options available. Now getting to be regulars.

What a great find today, (the sign at St Josephs works!) just annoyed I didn't know about it before - Definitely make sure Gerston Farm is on my walk/cycle route next time I'm in Storrington. All the best guys

This is a regular for myself & a friend on our dog walks good coffee, food & doggie sausage. Can sit inside if wet but out side is beautiful right at the base of the downs. Can’t wait for it to open this year. Not long now

What a magical and beautiful place. Although our time was very short we certainly enjoyed every minute.

The Boathouse in Amberley is amazing in every way - the food, the hosts, the wait staff, the ambiance , the amaretto sours. It delivers brilliantly on every aspect of what one wants from a dining out experience. We've been twenty eight times in the past seven months - with friends, with family and just the two of us and it's been absolutely wonderful, every time.

Have eaten here several times. On this visit we enjoyed the festive tea. Recommend their teas and lunches.

We've been coming to this lovely old gastropub from time to time over the years and we have generally enjoyed our visits. Our last venture here was to celebrate the birthday of my mother. We were 10 persons, having booked in advance and we were shown to a long table in the corner of the main room. It was cozy but it didn't lead to our being able to talk easily during the meal to everybody. Our waitress, a Polish lady was excellent. Very friendly, helpful and prepared to engage in some light hearted banter. Some of us had starters, things like whitebait and prawn cocktail which were OK. For my main course I had the chicken pie with extra gravy. Delicious. The rest of the party seemed to enjoy their food although we wondered whether there had been a change in chef since we had last been here. Somehow, the food was slightly less impressive compared to our previous visits but we couldn't really put our finger on the difference. Mum finished with an ice cream and a candle and the waitress and owner(?) came over and sang Happy Birthday with us which was nice. All in all we enjoyed our visit in this old, historic coaching inn.

Lunch on the 8th hit the spot as always 👍..& has often been the case, 2 😋😋 omelettes were consumed with gusto 👍👍... You know we'll be back & probably for the reasonably priced Christmas fayre menu..👍

¡No es la primera vez que he estado ni será la última! El personal es muy amable y atento. Como siempre, la comida estaba deliciosa, especialmente el bistec y el pudín de riñón, era uno de los mejores que he comido y estaba allí con el que mi abuela solía hacerme cuando era niño en la década de 1950. No puedo esperar a volver para una segunda ayuda.

Stunning view even in a rainy and misty January. Binoculars available if you want to look for wildlife. Good food and very friendly service. Just a lovely community pub. Cosy log fire.

I been enjoying the food at 13 Church St for a long time and felt a review was long overdue. The food is consistently good , the service is excellent and I would go as far as to say it is the best Thai food I have ever had. There is always a warm welcoming when you arrive .

Tuvimos una comida absolutamente increíble. Kenneth era muy servicial con excelentes recomendaciones, servicio, y creó un ambiente tan divertido! Entramos estresados y cansados y salimos alimentados y felices. ¡Gracias!

What an incredible meal we had at Chalk! The service was excellent being both discrete and light hearted (the waiting staff looked after us exceptionally well) and both of the Chefs came out to introduce courses to us. It made the best of fine dining and the relaxed atmosphere of the restaurant. And, of course, the food was excellent. We had the Estate Dinner menu, which is 5 courses of locally produced and sourced ingredients. It is delicious! Beautifully cooked food which tastes great. The Cauliflower Risotto was a triumph and the Venison main course was brilliant. And we had some of the fantastic Wiston sparkling wine with it. A great night out!

I had home made quiche which was very nice and a can of diet coke (no glass). Came to £15.30. Not unfriendly as such but not warm and welcoming either. There are only big tables as you go in and I thought I was going to need to share a table. Wasnt sure whether to find a seat and order or if order at the counter. Anyway i ordered at the counter and then saw little seating area out the back so went there. They did ask if i was ok with dressing on my salad which was good too. Tho even better would be to serve in a little pot so people can decide how much they’d like. Noone took my plate for ages so got up to go and order a piece of cake ( all looked lovely!) but as I got to the till the lady started totting it up on the till so I didn’t bother. Yes i could have said but it just felt off so i went off the idea of having a piece of cake there! I go to alot of tea rooms on my travels with work and this was - sad to say - the least friendly. But food was very nice.

Delightful quaint restaurant with very unusual and imaginative menu. Everything is cooked fresh from scratch so service can be slow but very friendly. The choice of drinks is also very varied with many local brews