One review? Ha! Well here is two. I get why there is only one. This is a hidden gem. You have to be…read morewith locals to find it. But, if you are lucky enough to find this charming country pub, you are in store for the perfect English pub experience. This centuries old homestead still oozes that ancient feel. The dishes are not only classic English but also have exciting takes on Korean and Indian fare. I say stick with the local drafts on tap and the classic English dishes. My favorites were the pea and ham soup (If you add a dash of Worcestershire sauce to put it over the top) and the local sausage and mash is on another level. The gravy is to die for!

Set in a beautiful village, this lovely old 16th Century pub has quite a substantial following and…read morewas Lord Oliviers' sort of local. As an Art club, we used it when out painting in the area. With friends and family, it offers the that lovely warm, cosy feeling on Winter days/nights. The Christmas Day menu/price works out at £60.00, could be seen as pricey but I've seen some at £85.00. Lunch and Dinner prices are around £11 £16 for Mains. Plenty of parking. If you coming from the West via A24, there is a lovely drive from The Old Barn nursery which brings you out nearly opposite The Fountain. Bit of winding lane though, so Vorsicht!!

I used to live just up the road from this lovely pub. Its a really well presented 19th Century free…read morehouse with one of the best beer gardens in Sussex. The interior is a really good combination of rustic and contemporary and the staff are so friendly and helpful. The food is excellent and all locally sourced. The owner chefs too so you know the standard is going to be extremely high. The last time I ate there I had the venison which cooked to absolute perfection. The bar is great too if you just want a few pints of Harveys and a sit in the garden.

Local pub serving local ale and tasty Sunday roast. I made the mistake of ordering the large Sunday…read moreroast which consisted of around 6 different vegetable servings on top of meat and lots of gravy. It was my first English Sunday roast experience and I loved every bite that I could eat. Atmosphere was nice even though we looked and felt like visitors. Staff was patient and accommodating since we have a young child with us. High chair was available upon request. I would definitely go back but would have to starve myself for a day or two to enjoy one more large Sunday roast. I should've just had the small portion :)

Popped in here on the way back from Horshamnot bad at all. Hadn't been here for some time as we…read morenormally go to The Fountain in Ashurst. However, I am fast becoming a fan of Dark Star brews and this place knows how to look after a beer! We didn't eat this time but shall certainly do in the very near future. Situated on a South/West facing corner The Partridge captures the Sun well. Parking is good.

A lovely country pub, with a good selection of well kept real ales, the Hare & Hounds is a…read morewonderful place to visit. The food is superb; proper pub grub! With a quiz every other Tuesday, it's also a regular venue for the Horsham 4x4 Off Road club and the American Motorcycle Owners club. My wife and I had our wedding reception here, and a 28 person roast dinner was no trouble for Terri and Keith, the welcoming proprietors. The Hare & Hounds also partake in a variety of local pub game leagues, including darts, bar billiards, and Pub pentathlon (If you need to ask, you need to visit). There's no tele here, so if you're after the footy, move along. //G

Not a bad little pub serving an excellent selection of real ales and home cooked food. It is on a…read morebit of a busy road though so sitting outside at the front isn't the best. It is a bit of a local's pub but they are generally a friendly bunch. Mainly farmers and local builders. They do run a really good quiz on a Tuesday night which is worth getting involved in. The sandwiches are a really good lunch option - nice and fresh and huge in size!

Friendly and helpful staff, and an upbeat atmosphere. A step above 'pub grub'. Welcoming to furry…read morefriends too.

This 17th Century pub exudes character and has featured in the Good Pub Guide for many years…read morerunning now. Landlord Gyles Culver and his wife Mo pride themselves on setting a friendly and welcoming atmosphere for locals and new comers alike. The food here is a mix of English and continental and is all prepared to a very high standard indeed. We went there for a Sunday roast and were amazed at the size of the portions. The beef was rare and really juicy and my wife's pork was perfect with award winning crackling! They now have wi-fi available so you can sit in lovely oak beamed surroundings, drink real ale and surf away!

Great food served with a smile and all in a traditional English pub setting. Sunday roasts are next…read morelevel. Would recommend a visit to this pub if you are looking for good quality food and excellent service

This place is surprisingly popular with a younger crowd (nice younger crowd) maybe as it has an…read moreexcellent smoking patio which is heated and covered with some really comfortable furniture. They have plenty of live music here and serve some great food. Last time I ate there I had a really nice steak. Really nice community pub that makes everyone feel welcome.

Other than the fact this pub is located in the strangely named Dial Post, its a really great place…read moreto head to for a fantastic Sunday roast. The pub is nice and cozy and the staff seem really happy in their jobs. They have plenty of real ales and a good selection of lagers too. The wine menu is concise and not overly priced. The food is a mix of British and some continental but as I say, the Sunday roast is the best for miles. Does get busy so don't leave it too late or you won't get a seat.

Tucked away in Dial Post on the old Worthing Road off the A24, this old pub offers you a menu that…read morewill give you a headache trying to select something from its' diverse range. All of the food sounds fabulous, and it probably is, haven't done them all yet. Try the Sussex Smokies, one of the Crown Comforts, or the Winter Saladmmmmmmmm! They have a Specials Board with Venison on for about £20, plus other meals. Homemade puddings include Chocolate Orange Cheescake with Blood Orangeoh dear!! Bit pricey but !

Really nice warm and friendly pub this located not far from the A24. They serve a really nice pint…read moreof Tanglefoot which makes a change from the usual Sussex beers. There's a Bar billiards table and plenty of other pub games. The beer garden here is nice and big and can accommodate plenty of people. Great, no-frills pub grub at normal prices and plentiful sized portions. Great place to head for a nice Sunday lunch in the sunshine.

Great quaint, friendly old fashioned pub/ B&B. Dogs and all. We stayed for the night and were…read morepleasantly surprised by the quirky room and friendly service. Our double room was well fitted out and clean with an en suite and view of the fields/horses . I personally liked the warped walls/floors which highlighted the character of the old building. The food in the pub is raved about in local media (which is proudly shown off in the pub) The beer garden in Summer will be stunning! Well worth stopping off for a pint if you are in the area.

My wife and myself recently called at the pub for an early evening drink. We were cordially…read morewelcomed by a charming young lady behind the bar and we chatted for a couple of hours sampling the London Pride ale, which was excellent. I bought the staff and several of the customers [ my neighbors ] a drink, which was a pleasure. I was getting up to take my leave, when [ presumably ? ] the landlady arrived, in a cloud of aggression. She informed me that I was not welcome to drink in her pub because I was wearing a sports T shirt, vest. I was massively taken aback, and admit that I swore [ albeit quietly ] as I put on my jacket to leave. I said ' I don't f******] believe it ' , albeit under my breath. I was genuinely astonished. I would like to add that I have sixty years experience as a publican, manager, barman, cellarman and doorman, and being treated thus is a new experience for me.

showed up on a Saturday (Basically empty), after sitting on the outside bench and being refused…read moreaccess to the heating due to it being 'too early in the year (it's October?) we was there for a total of 5 mins while our friends arrived and then was told we can't sit outside (again, had only been there for 5 mins). even after explaining we was going to come in and order drinks we was told we better have ID and if we take the piss we will be told to get out. if you're not an everyday regular at that pub you get treated with horrendous customer service by the wicked witch from bolton. all other staff are lovely and don't care. Just a silly impatient bitch, can't wait for her to run the pub further into the ground!

With its beautiful roof of Norfolk reeds and oak beams, this pub really is a charming place to head…read morefor a nice long lunch on a warm day. There's a huge garden to accommodate large groups and there's plenty of room inside the place too. The staff and owners are really friendly and can't do enough to make you feel welcome. Food wise, I can't recommend the steaks enough here. They source the meat locally and you can tell the difference in the flavour. The Sirloins are fantastic and the chef really knows how to cook it to order (you'd be surprised how many don't. Perfect place to head to on a sunny Sunday afternoon.

The Thatched Inn will always hold a little place in my heart. Aside from the great impression it…read moremakes on pulling into the car park, due to the exceptionally maintained thatched roof, it is the 'pubiness' that makes it a winner. Located on the fringes of Hassocks and overlooking a beautiful stretch of Sussex countryside (great for a post Sunday roast walk to preserve the waistline!), the pub has the advantage of space that Brighton establishments sometimes lack. You would be hard pressed not to find a parking space and the same applies to seating within. The pub provides a cozy bar including a pool table if you fancy stopping by for a swift pint, the 'Keymer' bar for a more relaxed beverage and a large, yet homely dining area if you have come to eat. I will come back to the food in a minute. In the summer, the expansive secluded garden is perfect for children to bomb about, or for those summer nights when the weather is pleasant (of course, a bit hit and miss in this country!). The menu is wide ranging (check the website for a current list of dishes) and offers traditional, quality pub food. A lot of the produce is locally sourced and cooked to order. Sometimes this does mean that you wait a little longer for your meal, but the wait is worth it in such a nice environment. This is a great pub to consider for a Sunday roast, especially if you live in Brighton and have access to a car. They will happily take bookings and also cater for private parties in the dining area. I would have liked to see a wider range of ales on tap, but they do try and keep a local brew or two in rotation. Aside from that, expect your regular range of alcoholic tipples on offer. Many moons ago, in my youth we used to walk to the Thatched from Burgess Hill for our Friday drinking sessions and I would still make that walk! I guess the one negative is the location if you are without transport, but if you do make the pilgrimage from the station, I believe you will be glad that you did.