Found this when it was flagged on line as one of the best places to eat in West Sussex. Outside is  not very exciting but once in you will be welcomed warmly. Food was excellent, Served piping hot and absolutely delicious - we didn&#39;t manage to finish but not for want of trying.

The beer garden is spotless and feels safe for the kids. What really stood out was how the servers actually chatted with our little ones, made them feel included. That made our family lunch so much more relaxed.

it was nice  and quiet.  starter was fine the main course  was brought  out to soon after  having  the starter. would  be nice  if they ask you  if you  are ready  for  the next course.  otherwise my husband  answer I had a lovely  time.

First time trying the carvery here. The roast beef was so tender, just melted in your mouth. Really generous portions too.

Staff event here, did the escape room then ate downstairs. Made it easy to organise. The food portions were huge, which was a nice surprise. Team was friendly and helpful all evening.

Lovely spot for a birthday dinner. The Badger Brewery ale was a real treat, and the staff were just so nice. Felt very taken care of.

Decent spot for a date. Bhuwan was a nice server, and the food was pretty good. Music was a bit loud though.

Cosy spot, comfy chairs. I like that you can order breakfast items individually instead of a set plate. Had the eggs and bacon, cooked just right. Mocha was spot on. Decent value for a proper breakfast.

Been coming for years, and the raspberry mojito is always spot on. That&#39;s why I keep coming back.

The &#39;Ultimate&#39; breakfast is a proper, hearty one. It&#39;s a classic fry-up, no nonsense. I liked the big windows in the dining room, lots of natural light.

Harvey&#39;s ales are the star here. The cask ale was so fresh, just perfect. You can even grab some bottles from the shop across the road to take home. A proper pint. 🍺

The toasted cheese &amp; chutney ciabatta was spot on for a light lunch. Saw some massive burgers go by that looked incredible too.

Lovely old pub, stumbled in after a walk. The steak and ale pie was spot on. The cheesy garlic bread was a nice touch, but the bench seating was a bit hard after a while.

The portions here are pretty generous, and everything tasted fresh. It&#39;s a reliable spot for a decent meal. The service was a bit slow, but nothing major.

Fantastic piping hot fresh fish and chips served by Sophie our waitress she is such a great asset to an already fantastic restaurant . All the Gold stars from me .

Been coming here for years. The festive roast is always spot on, and that apple crumble... just hits the same every time. That consistency is what keeps me coming back.

The bakery counter is a must-see! I popped in around 10am and the smell was incredible. Got a couple of their sourdough rolls, still warm. By lunchtime, the doughnuts were nearly gone, so definitely go early.

Lovely little garden out back. Grabbed a pint after a walk, sat there for ages. Staff were sound, didn&#39;t hurry us along even though it was getting late.

The staff are so nice here. They remembered my usual drink order from last time I came in. That kind of attention is really nice, makes you feel looked after.

Lovely pub vibe, staff were so welcoming. The &#39;Three Little Pigs&#39; pizza was the highlight for me &ndash; the crust was spot on, and the toppings tasted really fresh. A solid choice.

The spaghetti bolognese was really good, a very generous portion with a rich sauce. I had it with a fresh orange juice. The space itself is quite nice, feels open and relaxed which I liked.

Helen the chef really knows her stuff. I was impressed by the variety of vegan and veggie dishes. Tried the mushroom tapas on a Saturday night with one of their gin cocktails. It&#39;s not cheap, but you can taste the quality.

Got the charcoal-grilled wings delivered. That smoky, Turkish flavour is spot on. Portions are a little small for the price, but the taste is just right. Would get them again.

Lovely little spot for a homemade ice cream. Sat outside with a coffee, which was nice and relaxing. Later tried their strawberry milkshake - really good. The banoffee pie was a treat. Staff were very friendly, and I appreciated how clean everything was.

The pinsa was so fresh, with a light, airy crust that made it a nice change from pizza. I went for the alcohol-free Pimm&#39;s too, which was surprisingly refreshing. Just a lovely, casual spot for a bite.

The burgers are consistently decent, and the fries are nice and crisp. I&#39;m particularly fond of the coleslaw, it&#39;s seriously tasty. A solid spot for a reliable meal.

A handy spot for a pre-theatre dinner. It was pretty busy but had a decent atmosphere. The pasta I had was fine, though the portion felt a bit small. Would return.

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