The best restaurants in Copthorne and Worth Mid Sussex South East

Stayed at this hotel for business several times now and ate in the restaurant. Decent food for a hotel restaurant. Received friendly and attentive service from Freya.

Amazing food, so quick with the service, staff are friendly, never an issue with ordering, portions are a great size and always left full up.

Went for some breakfast and to have a look around. First time visiting, we got our car washed in the car park - they did a fab job. Breakfast was really really good, I had a vegetarian breakfast and it was so good! My partner had the ultimate omelette which looked great too! Very nice restaurant with a soft play area too for kiddies. Indoor and outdoor seating. Garden centre is also very pleasant and sells a wide range of goods.

Do not eat here if you are vegan! I ordered a vegan bowl which supposed to have sautéed mushrooms, spinach, potatoes with extra vegan sausages and some mashed avocado. I was through half of the dish when I spotted a big chunk of beacon mixed with the mushroom and spinach. I was disgusted and just left. Never again.

Best pizza going no doubt I never even consider the big chain places anymore 5 star pizza. However the website is SO awful to use I honestly can’t remember the last time I used such a user unfriendly process.

Really disappointing, dry overcooked starter, greasy dhal, tasteless madras with chewy chicken. Better off with a ready meal

Whilst the venue was lovely and atmosphere great the food was lacking on this occasion and not up to standard. We were a group of 6 celebrating a birthday and were expecting great things, alas this was not so, some of the dishes on the menu were not available. My crab scotch egg was very small and not worth £10.95 neither were some of the other starters, the seasonal green veg was just a mixture of shredded greens, mostly carrot, the pork dish was accompanied by the same shredded carrot in a small cabbage but that wasn’t explained to me when I ordered the additional veg side dish. The sea bream and lamb were ok but the accompanying veg let the dish down. The coffee machine was apparently broken so no cappuccino The waitress was very bubbly and efficient and did apologise for the failings. In all not the best experience…..

We visited Oliver’s on Sunday 23rd March for breakfast. I had been twice before and I know it is popular and the food is nice. We arrived when it opened and I ordered eggs Benedict and pancakes with bacon and syrup for my husband. During the breakfast being cooked, I was told they had no more ham for the eggs Benedict. This was about 30 minutes into the morning. I was disappointed as I woke up craving that for breakfast so I thought to swap out the ham for bacon so I could still have it. Unfortunately, the bacon was quite salty and it just wasn’t the same. My husband’s pancakes came out and were smothered in what looked like ice cream sauce, not syrup. The pancakes seemed to be shop bought and he did not enjoy it. It was such a shame as I wanted it to be a nice breakfast and it was my husband’s first time trying Oliver’s after I had raved about it. I left feeling it was a waste of time and money. Will try again another day…

This pub has permanently closed although it is still advertised on some hotel booking websites. There is no pub in the hotel, only a lounge bar and classic dinning restaurants.