The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Chantry Horsham South East

This is a regular for myself & a friend on our dog walks good coffee, food & doggie sausage. Can sit inside if wet but out side is beautiful right at the base of the downs. Can’t wait for it to open this year. Not long now

Amazing place to visit, hidden away a tad off the main through path/road, but defo worth scouting out. Lovely atmosphere, and friendly staff, with delicious food, and lovely presentation! Partner and I loved it, and would definitely recommend and hope to visit again ourselves!

After an extensive search for a suitable place to celebrate my partner's 70th birthday celebrations I settled on The Black Horse in Amberley. I wasn't disappointed this stunning pub with rooms above has been elegantly restored to beyond it's former glory by Emma and her Husband. We received a warm welcome and nothing was too much trouble, the breakfast and drinks were really good. It's situated in the heart of one of West Sussex's most beautiful villages and popular with walkers. We'll definitely be returning.

Enjoyed the new Sunday roast menu and the roast beef was amazing. We have a child who is coeliac and they catered unbelievably well for her. We have such trouble wherever we go and her not having a mass selection to eat but they catered just for her. A wonderful country pub, with a lovely atmosphere.

Lovely outdoor seating area, really unusual home prepared lunch options. Good coffee too. Very friendly staff and the location was beautiful

We love truffles, our go to sandwich shop for baps, rolls and treats, they make a mean chicken mayo bap and the cakes are delish!! We had all sorts from there today for lunch and it was all perfect. Thanks ladies!!!

Popped in on a stormy Saturday with my two children and my sister for a quick bite to eat. The young girl serving was polite and smiley but it ended there. This place is like walking into a cafe run by the Adam’s Family. The owners do everything they can to strip happiness from the atmosphere. An older lady who I presume is the owner/manager took us through to a room at the back. She didn’t smile once and visibly scowled at the boys who were rolling a ball across the table to each other. She started off by asking us if we’d be doing one bill or 2 ‘because it’s easier to do it separately’ before we’d even ordered anything! She was rude and sounded fed up when taking our order, rolling her eyes. My son then went to look at some of the interesting things in glass cabinets and the man / owner commented ‘no grubby fingers on the glass’ - I don’t know if he was trying to be funny but from the general child-hating aura in the air, I’d say he meant it. Food arrived and paninis were nothing special. My 3 year old was brought his chocolate brownie which had stupidly been heated up and was piping hot inside which would have certainly burnt his tongue if I hadn’t tried it first. My sister’s flat white was just an overly milky sloppy coffee. This place should invest in a sign on the door warning ‘No Children’, it really would have saved us and them the hassle of a terrible visit. AVOID AT ALL COSTS unless of course you hate children too.

It was a shame that the cafe is now not serving the food it used to. There are no packaged sandwiches and sausage rolls etc none of which seemed appealing. I chose to come to the cafe today to mark the anniversary of my. Mums death and enjoy lunch. I ended up going elsewhere for food. The staff were very friendly and coffee was good but I do hope the cafe returns to preparing some of its own food. Even the cake selection was very limited.

Very slow to take order. Lots of huffing and puffing while making it. Sorry we came into a coffee shop and asked you to make us a drink! Majority of tables covered with crumbs. Toilet in a poor state. Coffee was ok when it arrived.

This cafe had a fairly limited menu but was just right for the surroundings, we had really good shortbread with our morning coffee and delicious quiche for lunch, very satisfied, superior to similar facilities in other venues.

Second time I've been in since the latest takeover by a regular of 20 odd year. Said owner basically stuck on his laptop at the bar ( maybe I'm wrong ) if I'm right as he was telling the bar staff what to do a simple hello would go a long way. To get to the bar to play pool we had to walk through the lounge disturbing the music as the bar door was not open. If your a real ale fan don't bother its average Guinness or john Smith's. Gutted as when I read in the Echo a local of 20 year was taking over I thought it would make all the difference. In a positive note if you want a private function it should be spot on with the new partition.