The best restaurants serving British food in Cuckfield Mid Sussex South East

Having read some very positive reviews about Tom's Food, I suggested to a friend that we should try it. My first impression on walking in was how small it was and uncomfortable metal seats. The menu has some different things on it which was nice but I felt it was a bit expensive (sort of expected in Cuckfield). Our coffees came quite quickly but our food took forever to come. The food was nice but not particularly big portions. On paying the bill at the counter, I queried the amount and they had added a service charge without my knowledge or approval- I was not happy. They did offer to refund it but I should not have been out in that position in the first place. Whilst I expect a service charge to be proposed in a restaurant, I have never had a service charge added in a cafe before. Given the fact the service level was minimal, my friend asked for the charge to be removed. We won't be returning.

Once again we had a very lovely Sunday Roast, i enjoyed Chicken and my wife went for the Pork both were accompanied by the vegetable's Cauliflower Cheese and Broccoli. your starter was the Camembert with warm breadth and desserts of Dark Chocolate with Orange Roulade. Drinks were Non Alcoholic Beer for me and my wife enjoyed a Sauvignon Blanc. Special mention to our server Holly P whose attention to our needs went above and beyond, she was exceptional busy still found time to tend to our requests Well Done !

Fantastic restaurant 👌 food 😋 👌 was fabulous staff brilliant very nice helpful and friendly 😀 👍 we could not fault a thing. If you're ever in Barmouth you must eat here.

A lovely friendly little cafe with good coffee and lovely cakes

Great country pub this, staff very friendly the pub is dog friendly and its ideal for family's that like to lunch. Worth a try 😉

Went for afternoon tea with friends. Not as pricey as some others around here, but still expensive for what was offerred. The waitress introduced us to the 'tower' of comestibles. I didn't recognise the mille feuille until she said what it was, less of the mille more like two un-flakey slices . Scones seemed to have been microwaved since they went a bit hard, but the jam with them was very good. Made the mistake of asking for another pot of tea and some water which greatly added to the bill