This is a wonderful little place serving critically acclaimed and thoughtfully sourced food from…read morethe local area. It really does shine out from a lot of other places as the food is presented with so much flair and creativity, There's a really varied and ambitious menu on offer and all of it looks like it works. I had the spiced fillets of John Dory last time I ate there and they were absolutely exceptional. There's a really nice light lunch menu on offer too if you just fancy something easy. Great wine list to and the staff are always happy to pair a decent wine with your dish.

This restaurant is within the excellent Pallant House art gallery, in the heart of Chichester. A…read moregreat opportunity to combine the painterly and culinary arts. A recent lunch there from the set menu revealed a sure hand in the kitchen, though front of house was a bit scatty. I had pan fried hake, with Indian spiced potatoes, spinach, and cockles. The superb creamy sauce had just a hint of curry flavour, and the whole thing worked wonderfully. My partner had roast neck fillet of lamb, with saute potatoes, pancetta, and Calvero Nero. This was a bit salty, and the lamb a bit chewy (although flavour was good). Puds were better still. I had cinnamon macaroon, maple roasted banana, pistachios, and chocolate mousse. It was a sort of deconstructed banoffee pie, and a marvel especially the creamy mousse. My other half had the vanilla poached Cox apple, lavender marshmallow, and blackberries. The marshmallow was stupendously tasty and soft. The set menu was 2 courses for £17.95, three for £21.95. A glass of house wine was an extra three quid. So, great tastes, imagination, and good value. Wait for an exhibition at the gallery that catches your fancy, and go.

This is an amazing place. It has great food and great atmosphere totally worth coming for breakfast…read moreor lunch. Highly recommend.!

We had lunch on Sunday at the Chichester branch and from the minute we walked in the door we were…read moregreeted with a very friendly welcome, every member of staff we had contact with was friendly and so helpful. We had a really nice meal. once we had finished and we were leaving every Member of staff we passed smiled and said goodbye. Great service and fantastic team of people.

Had a great evening here with a friend. I had this really good homemade chilli and my friend had a…read morevery meaty pizza Both of our meals were so good and we agreed we'd defo be back. The garden has been changed a bit since ce we last came in and it looks so nice. Really cosy. The team behind the bar were such fun too they really seemed to enjoy what they do and it was great to see. Can't wait to see you all again.

Came into the George the other day as a friend recommended it and was lucky enough to gave good…read moreweather. The patio is quite big and it wasnt cold!! For lunch I had the fish and chips and my partner had the goat cheese tart salad. The portions were generous and extremely tasty. There was also I good range of ales and beers. Overall I would defiantly recommend the George ad dragon for any one who wants good food.

Have to agree with previous review. The food is quite good and coffee is excellent. Nice and quiet,…read moreyet has a nice little turnover. It is situated in a busy little area, near M&S and there is a reasonable car park there. Public Toilets near at hand in car park.

This place is just off East St right in the Centre of Chichester, in a fiormer Georgian town house…read more There is a conservatory out back, and free wi-fi, which is nice. Great coffee, nice people, and it's not Starbucks, so all in all a winner!

Great pub with good, reasonably priced food. Went for dinner after a day at Weald & Downlands…read moreMuseum. Service was friendly. You order and pay before you grab a table. They offered Jarrold's gin, locally made in Chichester, which my friend really enjoyed with some tonic. I had the large cod and chips, really big and tasty. Note that it still had skin on one side which I didn't mind, but my friend didn't like. It came with a huge serving of hot chips and plenty of peas. My friend and mash and sausages which were locally butchered.

I had this lovely server her name was Ella she said she was new she was absolutely amazing was so…read morefriendly and excellent service she is really great at her job she truly made the whole time we were there truly wonderful

Great Mexican place, highly recommend the street food section of the menu, everything tastes fresh…read moreand well balanced. Service from Tilly was great, enjoy the churros!

A southern USA themed restaurant. The food was very good, large portions. A good choice of mains &…read moredesserts. Can get busy so I'd advise booking.

the best way i can describe this place is as follows…read more Restaurant food, in a cafe at cafe prices. Fantastic for everything from all day breakfast to lasagne and fresh fish. Good wine menu and lovely setting. Recommened stop for all those shopping in Chichester.

Best cafe ever. Thinking greasy spoon? Think again! Have had the all day breakfast, best I've had,…read morehigh quality food at low prices and no grease left in the plate. Have tried a few other dishes and all have amazed me! Gets busy but worth waiting. They tell you if there will be a wait.

A nice place for a lite snack after visiting the Chichester Cathedral. Plenty of tables both…read moreinside and outside. The outdoor space was really nice. It looked like a reception was being set upside the day I visited. They have a large variety of sandwich's. They also offer free Wi-Fi but you have to ask a staff member for the password.

After a serene and inspirational visit to the wonderful Cathedral, on a drizzly weekday lunchtime,…read moreit was a welcome sight to find the recently restored Cloisters restaurant, adjacent to the Cathedral shop. There was a great choice of hot dishes (including a good range of filled baked potatoes with salad, a traditional roast with all-the-works and pan-fried 'catch-of-the-day' Mediterranean style). Also a decent serve-yourself salad bar, fresh home-made soup and a plethora of snacks (sweet and savoury). I opted for a colourful and well-cooked selection of roasted veg (might not sound exciting but they were delicious and perfectly hit the spot) at just £1.50, for a generous bowl. The atmosphere is cosy and attractive with plenty of light pouring-in (even on a relatively dull day) and a very pleasant outlook on the gardens and ancient stone walls. Staff were friendly, helpful and efficient (tables were cleared rapidly for those who were waiting). There was a congenial buzz with contented visitors of all ages - from toddlers to senior citizens, students and ladies who lunch. Essentially self-service, although if your dish requires lengthier preparation (eg a toastie) you'll be given a numbered paddle and it will be delivered to your table when it's ready. Recommended for price, quality, atmosphere, and taste

GREAT food. Very fresh. Perfect portion sizes and lovely presentation. Long-ish but worth-it wait.read more