The best restaurants serving British food in Chantry Horsham South East

What a gem of a place! Beautiful courtyard, very busy. The man serving was friendly we had a large cafetière and sat in the sun. Scones looked fab but we were out for lunch so didn’t indulge. Will definitely go again , a lovely place.

Driven passed this pub at least 30 times on way to Gatwick over the years but never stopped. Visited on Thursday 26th September at 1:30pm. Reasonable sized car park with lots of spaces. Pub has oak beams which gives it a real traditional vibe. Didn’t book a table but was able to be seated straight away. Good choice on the menu. We had ciabatta baguettes (one halumi one sausage/onion) washed down with a Prosecco and a beer. Service good and baguettes only £9 each. View out the back of the pub over the South Downs is stunning! Worth knowing that last food orders are 2pm for lunch. Would definitely return.

Lunch on the 8th hit the spot as always 👍..& has often been the case, 2 😋😋 omelettes were consumed with gusto 👍👍... You know we'll be back & probably for the reasonably priced Christmas fayre menu..👍

Food ok not remarkable so disappointing Service very slow My second visit and it will be my last which is a shame as it’s in a good location

Went for Sunday lunch with friends before we move back to NZ. Excellent service and food. Would definitely be back if we were staying.

We came for lunch after a long and amazing walk up to Chantonbury Ring. The lunch was a Christmas gift from our daughter and family and we decided to spend it on my birthday. We were a little late as the 8km walk took a great deal longer than the 90 minutes suggested by the written instructions given on the Wiston Estate website! We were welcomed to our table and a glass of their sparkling rosé boded well for the rest of our experience. Crab Arancino with a fennel salad was a work of art on a plate and totally delicious. Followed by a dish of the freshest halibut I’ve ever tasted, together with tender plump mussels and lovingly envelopped in the most beautiful and freshest tasting vierge. Each flavour sang out joyfully as it hit my tastebuds. A warm pear and almond tart with silky ice cream completed this most delectable of lunches. A faultless meal all served with a great deal of charm. As you can tell, CHALK restaurant proved to be the most wonderful surprise. We shall be returning…..hopefully soon.

When we entered we did not know the protocol was to find a table, read the table number and then go to order! So I picked up a menu from the table nearest the ordering point and ordered. We were asked where we would be sitting. All fine so far but when I went to hand the menu you to a waitress who was next to me and appeared to be doing nothing I was told abruptly that it goes where I got it from!! I then had to return it myself. it felt like being back in school!! The food was excellent but not sure I want to be spoken to like that again

A nice welcome, and excellent food. Served at really clean pine tables with none of the nasty stickiness on the surface that one encounters so often nowadays. A numbers of diners were clearly regulars. All in all, very satisfactory. Car parking is a bit tight though, with large white painted wooden sleepers marking the smallish spaces. But you have to work with what you have. We shall be going again.

The three course meal we had with matching wines delivered good quality cooking and the service was friendly and efficient.

What a lovely pub. A very warm welcome, great food and wine. The building itself is fabulous and the garden is perfect for a sunny day or evening. Will definitely return.

Never been to this pub before but was looking for somewhere to meet up with family halfway and found The Crown Inn and what a find it is. Such a lovely pub with a really warm, friendly welcome for us and our dogs. The food is amazing, lots of choice. We all had different dishes, homemade pie, vegan burrito, vegan burger and steak. All of the meals were cooked to perfection and the portion size was perfect. Really glad we selected the Crown Inn as it will become our meeting point from now on - would totally recommend a visit and the homemade pie!!!

Travelled from Chichester to meet friends. We never made lunch because my husband couldn’t access pub in his wheelchair. Land Rover parked by ramp. The pub manager wasn’t helpful or sympathetic. Ended up going to Black Horse at Findon . Welcoming staff and great disabled facilities.

Horrible slimy strawberries and hard red blackberry on pancakes wrong coffee latte not cappuccino, not a good experience