The best restaurants in Horsham South East

Spent a few hours studying here. Cafe was comfortable and relaxed with friendly staff. Both the food and drink was a decent quality, the summer menu was particularly good.

We enjoyed a very good takeaway - phoned our order in and ready to pick up 20 minutes later. Everything freshly cooked, hot and fresh. Expecially enjoyed the Beef with Ginger and Duck with pineapple. Good sized portions and enjoyed the complimentary prawn crackers.

As a member this golf club thay cannot do enough to make my visits a joy. They are friendly and welcoming to me and my guests. The breakfast was excellent value and perfect. Ignore any poor reviews and make this a place to visit.

Had a French Stick with Bacon filling.The Bacon was like Rubber and the French Stick was Stale and very dry.I don't know if this is connected but after eating the Bacon Stick i suffered a very upset stomach for the rest of the Day.I won't be going back here again

Dirty tables and chairs, fruit flies (I counted up to 15) having a party on the highchair, flower vase on table had stagnant yellow water in. Service incredibly slow. There are much nicer places in Horsham.

Terrible, got my drink order wrong and when I said that, they refused to change it saying “I heard you order that” strawberry is very different to mango

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!!!

Sat down on a Monday night, quiet but the food was good and the service was great. Cost was pretty good value for money. Overall a very pleasant evening

Been in here twice now as we have found space here to sit and relax when other cafes have been busy. On both occasions we have had a tea & cappuccino as well as a bacon, egg and cheeses sandwich. On both occasions we have had a good experience here, the bacon being cooked nice and crisp and the egg not runny which is just how we both like it, give this cafe/ restaurant a go if you are in town as it is a friendly and pleasant place to go.

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.

This is a great pub to go to for a group dinner. Our tennis club went there for our annual Christmas lunch and we couldn’t fault it. The food was superb, the staff were great and the whole event ran like clockwork. Everyone was really impressed and are looking to come back next year.

Had an amazing Sunday roast today!

Took my daughter to lunch today, couldn’t fault the food or the service. The manager provided excellent customer service and was attentive to our needs, a big thank you to her and her staff. Certainly be returning in the future.

It was a cold day and we visited for a cup of coffee and to see the recently opened pub. The lovely open fire was unlit and there was no atmosphere. For an old pub the decor was not suited to this lovely village pub. Another couple came in and asked for mulled wine, however the pub had none! So December, no fire lit, no mulled wine and staff that were not very engaging. We looked at the food menu and we felt over priced. I’m not surprised it’s closed. Hopefully it will re-open soon with someone with a better strategy.

Just visited the restaurant and explained that I could not eat dairy. The management (apparently new) went out of their way to accommodate me. The food was delicious. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Highly recommended.