Littlehampton is a lovely place to visit, walking along the river Arun…read more Over a red walkway bridge is the Marina, just an industrial estate to those that do not like boats, but a pleasure to those that do. At the back however is The Boat House, a little treasure known by locals and not by tourists. A lovely place to be with a friendly well maintained interior and deck overlooking boats and the river. The owner is so friendly, welcoming and a clever thoughtful lady. The food is genuinely home made, superbly and expertly done. I will definitely be returning, as many of their customers evidently regularly do, as they sit here chatting in the friendly nice environment.

Fantastic food and service. Great views. All the staff are cheerfull and can't do enough for you…read more Well done Emma and team..........

What a little gem…read more In the beautiful Grange Gardens is a little hole in the wall selling tea, coffee, cakes and great sandwiches. Also ice creams for the little ones. Excellent home made cakes and good, hearty sandwiches. Real crockery - what a treat to have a proper cup of tea outdoors.

an oasis of tranquility in a world full of bustle, thats the grange gardens, superbly complemented…read moreby this unusual cafe. check out the art gallery at the grange, and the tree in the gardens planted by the queen to commemorate her 1st visit to lewes, she opened the police headquarters years later on her 2nd visit. whilst taking tea and cakes you can ponder on the local legend of the unexploded WW2 german bomb still buried under the gardens.

Mike, Lucy and Sarah are passionate about all forms of Art. Most specifically they are interested…read morein the artists and their work. They cover all forms of art, including specific meetings for Poetry, Painting, Local interest discussion groups and many more. The have encouraged me to exhibit and sell my work and have become friends (although at a distance, I live in Fareham) They are hard working, friendly, professional and innovative. A visit, including a cuppa and a slice of cake is a must for anyone wanting an educative, inspiring and relaxing afternoon (or evening) away from the hum drum of everyday life. They are also great community supporters, even opening Christmas Day for those who are lonely or in need of company. That says everything about how kind they are. Maureen (artist)

... a first class shop/gallery/class that is a great boost to the area. Hosted by Mike and Lucy,…read morewho have obviously put their heart and soul into the venture. I have attended a couple of the teach-in sessions and tutor Tricia Johnson makes painting look that much easier...!! Apart from the terrific art on display there is always the lipsmackin' Lavazza coffee served up at only a "quid" a go. If you like cake then do both for £2.50....has to be a no brainer...!!! (Lovely on the lips, but it does spread ya hips..!!! Go there...you will not be disappointed.. Tell them I sent you....

We came here as a group of 15 for my mother in laws 60th brunch. We were warmly welcomed and led to…read morea decorated table with a lovely view of the harbour. Between us we ordered most of the menu, which all arrived promptly and tasted excellent. All in all we had a lovely time and would definitely go back.

Fast, friendly, efficient service. Home cooked food. Excellent value for money. Often filled with…read moretradesman. Breakfast is recommended as you get enough food to last you the whole day!

nice cafe with brill breakfasts. cheap and cheerful. delicious homecooked foodread more

What a great little breakfast spot - cannot wait to go back to try a few more things. We had the…read more#3, which is just a little smaller version of the classic English breakfast. The food stuffs were great, but the bread probably could have had just a little less than a tub of butter on it (I could see my friend's arteries clogging while we chatted over breakfast). I had the Lorraine quiche, which was lovely. The cole slaw, though, was not edible because there was so much mayonnaise. The pastries looked amazing - I definitely will have to try one of those next time - maybe for cream tea or something like that (since the scones looked spectacular). The coffee was EXTRA large - I'd suggest not getting the large if you're not planning to be near a bathroom for a while. The main thing about this place is the view - right there on the sea. The parking lot is of decent size, but you can always park on the street. Even during the winter the place gets packed up, so be sure to grab yourself a table first thing you do when you walk in the door - THEN order. Silly set up for sure, but it is what it is.

Staff are quick and responsive, good food and drinks. Definitely can tell why this place is always…read morebusy

Reently opened cafe in high street-fantastic cafe with wide range of sandwiches-home made…read morecakes-cooked breakfasts (absolutely amazing)and lunches- all cooked fresh to order. nice clean fresh - atmosphere good. Walls decorated with seagulls to make nice seaside feel. plenty of seating-alcove window seats nice touch. ordered sandwiches-excellent-packed with filling-brown bread fresh and tasty. went back for take away another day as so good. scones and cake good too. they have restaurant on side called the barques but call to check when open. they are busy so should be success. see you soon.