The best restaurants serving British food in Billingshurst and Shipley Horsham South East

Amazing pancakes in terms of taste, volume of food and freshness! So many blueberries! Excellent value and to get a giant mug of hot tea for £1.70, and in a clean mug, is going to be a win in anyone’s book! Very happy i popped in during my stay at the travelodge. Thanks!

I was in Horsham yesterday (Thursday) and stopped here after seeing an ad. I can be a little snobby about food as I’m such a foodie!. I can say it was absolutely delicious!. Great friendly service. Really good value for money. Can’t wait to go back as apparently they do a fabulous roast! . I know if I went out for a pup lunch/dinner I’d be hard pressed to find somewhere to beat this lovely place!

Great food and service; beautiful spot to be

This is certainly not a run of the mill Italian restaurant. It is a real gem. I went for dinner with my wife on a busy Saturday evening. The food was fantastic, there were no corners cut in the ingredients used and the portions were not small. The owners clearly take pride in serving authentic Italian dishes. The staff were also attentive and well trained. It was a real pleasure to dine here and we will be back very soon.

Very unfriendly staff kept glaring at us and came to clear table before we had finished. Was there for coffee with three friends were there only 45 minutes when this happened. We won’t be going back

Book this place at you peril. We rang before our booking date as Google was saying site was permanently closed, the site owner didn't let us finish our 1st sentence before he was rude and obnoxious. Then we were told our booked "tent grass pitch with electric hook up" which looked lovely on the site pictures would be on a hardstanding at the side of the road. When I asked how you pitch a tent on a hard standing (didn't seem an unreasonable question to me) we were told to F'off. Decided to book elsewhere, to be honest the bloke can keep the money we paid, I'd rather lose £170 than speak to this bloke again.

An historic well kept pub where my wife and I had a swift pint before moving on to our accommodation. Set in the heart of the new forest where the wils pony's surrounded the garden area as if to to expect a drink themselves a really lovely spot

It is in some ways an odd little pub, laid back from the High St, a rather lovely old building on the outside, random tables out front ( though currently being refurbished). It has an interesting menu with far more choice than most. I will go back and give it another go

Book this place at you peril. We rang before our booking date as Google was saying site was permanently closed, the site owner didn't let us finish our 1st sentence before he was rude and obnoxious. Then we were told our booked "tent grass pitch with electric hook up" which looked lovely on the site pictures would be on a hardstanding at the side of the road. When I asked how you pitch a tent on a hard standing (didn't seem an unreasonable question to me) we were told to F'off. Decided to book elsewhere, to be honest the bloke can keep the money we paid, I'd rather lose £170 than speak to this bloke again.