The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Horsham South East

Nothing overwhelming, nice little pub in a rather quite place.

We went in on the off chance of having some pub grub.... Pizza only ... Weird... Beer was good, The tattooed guy behind the jump was friendly and the ale was nice. If you love pizza and beer, come here 👍

This pub seems to have changed hands, and in my opinion is now best avoided. My fiancée and I took my Mum for lunch here on 3 January 2025. We ordered three baguettes, a lemonade, a lime and soda, and a pint of Harvey’s Old Ale, for which we were charged £52.20. We waited for over 40 minutes for our food to arrive, which we sent back, as the baguettes included butter, which we had specifically told them my fiancée could not eat, and the baguettes were the type you heat up in a microwave, and had clearly been thrown together without any care, and the tuna mayonnaise did not have any mayonnaise. My fiancée challenged the staff on the breakdown of the bill, which left them flustered, as they couldn’t explain how our drinks totalled £22.20 - they had charged us £10 per baguette, which were only c.8cm long and were the worst I have ever seen served. It is a shame that this pub no longer justifies its previous reviews; its new owners have a lot of work to do. We were given a full refund, but we will not be returning.

Popped in here last Saturday, was quiet so service was attentive. Menus was simple but everything you needed. Food was lovely

Was really looking forward to a lovely day out and picnic. But they are not as sweet as their strawberries! There was nothing on their website about no picnics, so when got there was shocked to find that there is a no picnic rule! The situation could have been handled well by staff, but when aproached by a female staff member we were told that we could go and sit behind an old shed in the car park, or in the strawberry field (where you are not allowed to also eat) where no one would see us. Because apparently if ANYONE saw us having a small picnic on the grass then EVERYONE who saw us would suddenly want to bring picnics! I really thought this was a community place, but we were told in their own words that they only care about making money. So when we offered to buy things in the cafe we were told this was still not ok. Rude staff as well. On website said not gluten free kitchen so what are the gluten free people meant to do about food!? Eat the grass!? Overpriced cakes and tea. Do not recommend!!

We visited the Sunday carvery and wow it was perfect from the lovely staff that welcomed us to the amazing roast the roast potatoes were amazing and it was amazing value for money a fabulous lunch thank you

I visit pret in Horsham on a regular basis and really enjoy my experiences there. The ladies in there are so welcoming especially Mihaela and Olivia who always go out of their way to make my visit comfortable. They always say hello and goodbye and always ask how my day is going. Very polite workers and will def carry on visiting

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

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.

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.

We popped in as it seemed quiet and we hadn’t been in before. Had a sausage bap, couple of pastries and 2 gingerbread lattes. The sausages were cold and they did the cardinal sin of not putting any whipped cream in the coffee as advertised! Furious!

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.

Had an amazing Sunday roast today!

Didn't have what we originally wanted. Changed to chicken, bacon etc sandwich. There was only two small pieces of bacon. I ordered the hallomi and sweet chilli jam flat bread. Order arrived. I started eating it to find no chilli jam or peppers in it. Questioned this with staff behind the bar. He asked in the kitchen and came and told me it was because they had run out of chilli jam, no explanation of why there was no peppers. If I had known I would have ordered something else! Overall very disappointed