The best restaurants serving British food in St Mary's Adur South East

The best omelettes I have had anywhere are served in this cafeteria. I can recommend the sausage, Bacon and cheese omelette. Excellent brunch dish. Same quality for 4 years and always served quickly and hot.

Great breakfast bap. Friendly place. Cakes also amazing.

My son and I Had Mussels Provençal, a few days ago; too many olives and capers, not even sure if Provençal has capers and olives? But not the point of this post. We both experienced upset stomachs. We are both mindful that mussels can be problematic. But it’s ultimately the responsibility of the establishment to ensure their customers do not get sick from eating their food. Thankfully we are not old or frail

This was a favourite for breakfast, great food and coffees and a little courtyard to sit out the back. Sadly it closed and hasn't been replaced with the same sort of food place.

Absolutely joyful pub to visit, with friendly staff and such a clean place to, where attention to detail is bang on it, we love this place for a nice saturday afternoon drink, and occassionally nice entertainment we have seen, very good

Stopped in before going to the Ropetackle. Friendly service, well cooked meals with good sized portions.

Lovely local's pub run by an older lady, with a much needed (in a chilly September!) real fire. Guinness £5.60 in 2024 so mid-priced. Poor mobile signal so tried the wifi which wouldn't work.

So pleased to reinstate my 5 star review after I had downgraded my review from 5 Stars to 1 for food after my wife visited in September with a group of friends when portions were ridiculously tiny. First discovered the Bridge in the summer and had one of the best and biggest and best fish and chips ever whilst having great views of the River Adur in their Quayside dining area. We went to there Saturday steak night and food and service was very equally impressive. An excellent fillet steak with corn ribs a whole roast garlic, superb chips, mushrooms, and a choice of sauces, peppercorn, blue cheese or chimichanga. At £20 a head it was ridiculously good value. Looking forward to going back and trying some more of their menu. The beers surprisingly good too Also my 5 star review when I visited August 2024 Wow the fish and chips who said size wasn't important. Same can be said for the rack of ribs. Enough to feed 2 (but I still managed it) Can definitely recommend 100%. My new go to pub restaurant of choice..

My family recently visited your restaurant and unfortunately their experience was marred by the behaviour of the waitress, she was extremely rude and very unprofessional. It's disappointing because the restaurant itself has a nice ambiance, and the food is always lovely. However, the poor service we received overshadowed everything. I hope the management addresses this issue.

I recently visited Truffles Bakery, and while I found the food to be enjoyable, the customer service was disappointing. The staff at the till were unfriendly, never offering a smile or warm greeting. Additionally, the seating area staff were rude and disrespectful, which made the overall experience unpleasant. Unfortunately, I won’t be returning.

Warm, welcoming stop for coffee and lunch. Helpful and friendly staff. Delicious food and great coffee, in relaxing surroundings. We felt very well looked after, even the youngest member of the group (5 months old) who loved the twinkly lights on the ceiling.

Lovely walk along the seafront in the sunshine to shoreham followed by a Sunday roast. What a perfect way to spend a precious day off. Well it may have been perfect had we chosen a different place for lunch. We sat down and ordered drinks, started chatting only to realise that we were sitting right in front of what turned out to be a performance area for an afternoon entertainer - PA system literally 12 inches from my head. Now I have seen this entertainer before (Black horse - Rottingdean) and he is - er... entertaining, but, and here's the thing, when booking a table, for 8 people for lunch, would it not have been advisable to warn the group that there was going to be loud entertainment and that entertainment would be pretty much on your table. Anyway we decided to get the conversation in quick as the loud music kicked in and we ordered our food - mostly roasts and a couple of 'Mountain' burgers. The waiter was confused at the request for mountain burgers as he was unaware that they were even on the menu. He turned out to be the owner! An owner that doesn't even know what the kitchen is serving - that's a new one on me. Anyway we sat there for an hour awaiting our food trying to enjoy the entertainment and convince the mother-in-law to remove the makeshift paper napkin earplugs she had cleverly constructed. After an hour the waiter/owner came over and said "Sorry no roasts left...nothing I can do about it. Choose something else." An hour - a bloody hour we sat there waiting for our food - to be told that. What a farce! He obviously then sent one of the waitresses over to tell us that we could have any food for free, but by that stage the damage had been done and we decided to leave. A real shame. It's a lovely place - right on the river with a great beer garden but for goodness sake - sort it out. The owner said he's been had the place for a couple of years. I just hope that someone who has a clue about customer service, and knows how to manage a kitchen takes it over soon because I shan't be returning as long as the present owner is cluelessly running the place.

Buddha bowl, not that much and rather bland, delicious "smoothie" though but all round quite pricey. Its a little dark but a window table makes it OK. Wouldn't go back!