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The food was a similar quality you'd find in a high end restaurant in London and the service was fantastic. A nice pub with a homely feel! Would highly recommend

I last had a drink in here some 25+ years ago and just randomly called in on the way past tonight in the hopes of getting a roast dinner .well what can I say service was friendly and welcoming , the food was amazing . Very highly recommended

Great little costa coffee shop tucked away in the heart of Haywards Heath. Exceptional service and the staff is always warm and welcoming. Lovely atmosphere and to it all off, the flat white is always on point:))

Have used the Premier Inn next door every two or three months over the past decade and usually enjoyed our meals here. Sunday the 16th was something different. Ordered, then waited an hour before asking if there was a problem. The meal was produced almost immediately so was obviously standing somewhere nearby. The Yorkshire pudding was burned black and the rest of the meal cold. No point in complaining, any chef who standards are so low as to allow something like that to be served is not going to be interested or concerned. We will continue to use the Premier Inn but I think the Star might be given a miss.

Lovely atmosphere, beautiful Christmas decorations friendly helpful staff who went out of they way to make lunch a great experience. Meal was superb everybody loved what they had orders. It was a lovely relaxed afternoon. Thank you.

As a regular visitor to Wakehurst I was once again annoyed to see the prices of food and drink for Glow Wild had gone wild, captive audience so catering are making a meal of raising prices. I thought the Stables hadn't changed their prices until I visited a few days ago and noticed a new menu had appeared with a Glow Wild background, and yes prices had rocketed, Cappucino up from £3.15 to £4.00, Americano £3.15 to £3.80, etc. We can't afford to actually visit Glow Wild as there aren't any concessions for pensioners any more, it won't be long before we won't be able to eat and drink at Wakehurst. Goodwill at Christmas, not really.