The best restaurants serving British food 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.

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!

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!

Simply a perfect evening! The food was on a different level as a Taster menu goes its covers everything beautifully and shows of what Ben and his fantastic team are achieving. Each plate is delivered to the table by one of the team, then explained in detail! It’s all in the detail! The service added to the experience. Monika leads the staff wonderfully answering as many questions as you ask with pleasure. The Sommelier was fabulous, the wine flights on offer were incredible. I went for the discovery, who knew I’d love warm Saka with Beef! The setting is incredible. A full glass wall gives you the feel of being in the heart of the kitchen with the chef’s. This is an experience, one to be savoured and enjoyed. Well done Ben and Monika!

As someone who who has been fortunate enough to to experience afternoon tea at The Ritz, The Savoy , Langham’s and more locally Amberley Castle and Bailiffscourt I feel qualified to comment that this was undoubtedly the worst afternoon tea we have ever experienced. The first course was a slice of sausage roll with an indeterminate blob on it alongside a brioche roll with a filling that had such a peculiar taste it’s impossible to describe. The sandwiches were equally tasteless and dry and the scones were disappointing and served with an inadequate amount of jam and cream. The cake selection looked amazing and very tempting. However along with the rest of the experience the taste was a case of style over substance. If you have an extremely sweet tooth they may work for you, but for me they were a sugar rush on steroids. Such a shame as the surroundings were lovely and service was well rehearsed and pleasant. Maybe our expectations were too high but we had anticipated that if all was good we would return to try the Michelin star restaurant. However after wasting £135 on tea there is no chance of us spending our hard earned cash here again

The perfect country pub..! You don't find many pubs like this one. Fantastic food amazing services and incredible friendly. After a long walk in the surrounding countryside such a warm welcome with lite firers and an amazing Sunday Roast to help us on our way.

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

We were welcomed By very friendly staff who were genuine pleased to see us as customers and not through gritted teeth like some places I’ve been. The pub was warm and inviting with a good range of beers on tap. We opted for the 3 meat Sunday roast. Wow. Huge portion sizes with lovely crispy roast potato’s and veg that was cooked perfectly, not soggy or even a hint of it. Puddings are home made and both the banoffee pie and apple crumble were lovely. Have I mentioned the staff, who were so friendly and helpful? I always count toilets towards a rating and these weee modern, clean, smelt nice and had flowers in them! Will definitely be re-visiting.

Saw an advert on Facebook for Sunday Dinner with "Kids Eat Free" so decided to take advantage, and take the family. My wife, 3 children and grandparents had a fantastic Sunday Roast and look forward to returning in the future. At £20 for 2 courses and £25 for 3 courses, the meal we enjoyed today offered exceptional value for money. Between us, we enjoyed 2 starters (both had smoked salmon), 7 main courses (4 x Roast Beef, 1 x Roast Chicken and 2 x Fish & Chips) and then x6 desserts (a selection of ice cream sundae's, chocolate brownies and cheese and biscuits). Given the quality of the food, and the service too, I would be very pleased to return on a Sunday when the kids meals are to be paid for...... it was that good. We already can't wait to return.