The best restaurants in Nuthurst Horsham South East

This Coffee Roaster is run by very professional and friendly people. I have visited several times and their coffee is amazing, I would strongly recommend here if your a coffee lover.

Excellent, customer service second to none

Booked a wine tasting for my friend's birthday, and it did not disappoint! Delicious South African wines (rose, white, red, dessert), our host was so accommodating and knowledgeable, and the grounds are just stunning! Highly recommend.

Overpriced food. Pathetic portions. A huge amount of money for tiny portions of food. We went for lunch and came away hungry! Wouldn’t go back. Massage with Jane was lovely though. Lovely lady. We were here in October. This was a gift so I’m glad I didn’t pay!

Today me and my sister went for Sunday lunch. Lovely Beef and veg. Yorkys where a winner. Great service and good value for money

What an amazing experience - stunning food in lovely surroundings with such a friendly team! Love the sustainability ethos and learning more about each ingredient, along with the merging of various styles to create some truly brilliant dishes. Loved having the chefs come out to introduce us to dishes, and giving their own stories about what the dishes mean to them. Overall service was out of this world - we were so well looked after!

Here is my honest review of the Vineyard Kitchen which is now under the umbrella of Leonardslee Vineyard. We enjoyed a 3 course Sunday lunch which price wise was slightly above the average cost but the surroundings, art work and overall environment made it feel above average. The Sunday menu is limited but less choice can be a good thing for some people and we found plenty to interest us. The service is lacking direction but the waiting team are pleasant and joyful but they need someone to help guide them and avoid missing the subtle touches that make a difference. Our table was layed incorrectly, we had a side plate but no bread was offered. We had wine but had to ask for an ice bucket twice, the rose wine was nice but not served or presented appropriately (bearing in mind this is a vineyard so would expect more emphasis on showcasing wine), water not topped up when empty, we had to go to the till to pay the bill. All fairly small things but collectively hold the experience back from what could be excellent. The starters that we had were unbalanced in the flavours. The goats cheese needed to be stronger against the pickling of the beetroot which also over powered what was a very nice piece of salmon. The peaches with the Burrata were not ripe and should not really have been served. The main was faultless in our opinion, one of the best we have had in a long time. The beef brisket was superb and I love it when extra gravy arrives without asking. The veg looked inviting and tasted fresh and the cauliflower cheese was again faultless all with very good amount of food. For desserts it was very much the same as starters, unbalanced flavours and nothing memorable. We had a bottle of Rose which was very good quality and reasonably priced at £20. Overall a nice experience which is frustrating because it has so much more potential and I wanted to enjoy it more but in the end there were just too many elements that made it in line with the price, just above average. Do visit but only opt for a main a nice bottle of wine and I think you will love it. Anymore and you will be left wanting much more than what you get

Just popped in for a pint on early on a Saturday evening and the pub was very busy in the restaurant. The food looked fantastic. Very friendly bar staff.

Fabulous meal using quality ingredients, an inventive menu, outstanding staff and service. We have eaten at many Michelin* restaurants over the years, but this is one of the best! We particularly liked that we were seated at a table with a good view of the kitchen, so were able to watch our meal being prepared and plated. Each course was then brought to the table by either Ben Wilkinson, or one of the team who explained what everything was. Each course on the tasting menu was very different so the totality of the meal was well balanced. The flavours within every plate were complex, sometimes surprising, but always a delight. We loved the way the flavours in a single mouthful changed as it was chewed and swallowed. Staff achieved the perfect balance of efficiency and friendliness. The wine flight was on the expensive side, but we are not big drinkers so shared one between us - which the sommelier was happy to accommodate. My biggest regret is that this restaurant is not closer to where we live. Thank you to everyone who helped create and serve this meal - you are a credit to your profession and well deserving of your accolades.

Had high tea with my sister ,as it was a belated christmas present from her son who happens to live just down the road from you as i was over from Australia on business, the high tea was lovely ,service good ,but the price which we were charged for a bottle of RVs sparkling Rosa wine was deplorable and a bottle of sparkling water the bill for the wine and water came to just over a hundred pounds ,i did a bit of research and found that was double the price of the wine,needless to say i will not be recommending your hotel anytime soon and will let all my business partners know

We went for a Sunday roast to celebrate my birthday never having been here before. When we got out the car there was a nasty sewage like smell and saw the chefs smoking outside the kitchen. Walking in, there was a nice greeting from the bar staff. We ordered drinks and went into the garden but the smell was out there and the furniture is really old and tired and not very inviting so we opted to eat inside. We ordered two roasts and a fish and chips for our son. The roast wasn’t cheap at nearly £22 each and it was a good size but it was inedible. The meat was so chewy and the potatoes were really hard. I did speak to the bar staff and they swapped the beef for lamb but that was just as bad so I left most of it. My son loved the chips but the fish wasn’t nice so he didn’t eat it, it was all soft and runny like it had been frozen. We cut our losses and went to get dessert elsewhere. The loos are also really tired and outdated. It feels like it needs a lot of love and maybe a reality check on the pricing.

Had a really lovely evening and meal. The lady serving us was extremely lovely, polite and funny as well as being super attentive. The food options were really interesting and unusual and so delicious. But beware the portions are big ! Great little pub and would definitely visit again !

Old fashioned pub the way a pub should friendly owner and customers great place to visit good food and beer wish I lived near so it was my local

3 of us went to the Hornbrook for lunch , myself, my friend and her disabled brother who uses a wheelchair, it hadn’t been the first time we had been there, it was a few occasions, we had asked for a child’s meal for the brother as he doesn’t have a large appetite despite him being an adult and due to him having a high palate he can only eat certain foods, we were told by the landlady that as from October we would not be able to order from the children’s menu and they would offer lighter options, we explained the situation to her and she didn’t appear to be interested, we have made the decision to never go there again, the landlady is very up her own backside and it’s been noticed that she treats some people differently to others, also they do not take cash anymore and when asked why she said it was the brewery’s decision which I know is a lie because the Goffs Manor in Crawley who are owned by the same brewery do take cash . So basically I do not recommend it to anyone let alone someone with a disability

Amazing food. Amazing portion sizes. Amazing atmosphere. Highly recommended this hidden treasure. This has quickly become a favourite of mine.