The best restaurants in Chantry Horsham South East

The menu online is out of date 2 years ago so no food sold, nice pub but needs updating for other customers was some hot food in food cabinet

Unplanned late Sunday lunch after a long dog walk. We had the roast pork. Portions huge but they provided a nice little box so we could take the left overs for the dogs! Friendly and tasty, good value, food - just right for post walk!

Second time I've been in since the latest takeover by a regular of 20 odd year. Said owner basically stuck on his laptop at the bar ( maybe I'm wrong ) if I'm right as he was telling the bar staff what to do a simple hello would go a long way. To get to the bar to play pool we had to walk through the lounge disturbing the music as the bar door was not open. If your a real ale fan don't bother its average Guinness or john Smith's. Gutted as when I read in the Echo a local of 20 year was taking over I thought it would make all the difference. In a positive note if you want a private function it should be spot on with the new partition.

Only ordered one thing and on the menu it was £6 which was confirmed by worker. However, then charged me £8 on card machine and tried to hide the amount! Just disgraceful

All I can say is that the coffee shop was dirty and the loos even worse!! Terrible Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Marilyn C

The tables were not being cleared quickly and the one we sat at had obviously been cleared but not wiped down and the children's colouring from the previous incumbent was still there. There was no one clearing the tables and when we left there were 7 tables inside and 5 outside uncleared because the 3 members of staff were so busy dealing with the busy lunch time. The table service was being managed but just one person. The service was slow and they forgot one of the items ordered. This is in no way a criticism of the staff - they were doing their best. They are clearly understaffed. The millionaires tray bake (£3.49) was sickly, the shortbread was hard and not topped with real chocolate. The victoria sponge (£3.99) sliver - not a slice, was filled with something that was not real buttercream. The strawberry and banana 'smoothie' (£4.99) was thin and separated in the glass almost immediately . The tea (£2.80) was definitely a cheap brand and tasted poor. The mocha (£3.70) was acceptable. To be fair, the main meals did look nice and good sized portions. There is a sign by the entrance asking patrons to wait to be seated but the staff didn't have time to seat people and an elderly lady with a walker had to stand for a bit before seating herself. It's such a pity. This is a lovely setting but, if management are reading this, it's time for an overhaul of your practices and product offering.