I'm a massive fan of Cote and regularly dine at the Brighton restaurant, but have eaten at the…read moreHayward's Heath restaurant twice now and both times have been great. Staff are great, and food is always fresh and tasty! Both times I have booked a table, but it never seems to be that busy so you can risk walking in and just asking for a table. Great access and there is an option for outdoor dining (if the weather is nice that is)

Excellent starters, mains and deserts, with a great bottle of wine and very good service. We'll be…read morereturning soon!

Has dinner the other night. The food and service were both great. I had the Boef Bougainoian and…read moremy husband had the Croque Mushroom. The Apple tart for dessert was fantastic.

We had a great breakfast on a Sunday morning, very friendly staff and good value for money.read more

Orange Square is part of the Haywards heath strip on the Broadway. Of the bars, it is frequented by…read morethe slightly older 25-30 something revelers of Haywards Heath. As a night time venue, expect a busy atmosphere and slightly overpriced drinks. Still, if you don't want to trek to Brighton it is a bit of a seller's market and the bar offers an adequate alternative to the city. A good time to swing by is the post 5pm work period for a quick pint or two period. They will regularly send around complimentary snacks and nibble to tables, which more than make up for the drink prices. An especially good summertime venue, where the outdoor patio catches all of the afternoon and early evening sun. I have never eaten at the Square, but seen enough food to class it as reasonable. They do offer specials in the £8-£15 region, but I would suggest trying the food over a lunch break where you aren't competing with evening drinkers. If you looking for an atmosphere a little more highbrow than a pub, then this may be the place for you.

Great place to head to for a hearty brunch after a night out on the tiles. Its a bit of a trendy…read morelooking place but the staff are really friendly and the food and drink is really reasonable priced. They serve a fantastic eggs Benedict here which I highly advise you take with a bloody Mary on the side. They have a nice patio outside to sit and watch the World go by while enjoying your food. Its actually quite tempting to stay there all day!

This is a lovely little country pub located in the sleepy village of Lindfield. It dates back to…read morethe mid 18th century and used to offer a dry roof over the heads of the many highwaymen on the main route from London to Brighton. Needless to say it has tons of charm. They have a fantastic selection of real ales on tap and offer some excellent food. I was there a week ago and had the lamb shanks in a Minted Jus Served with Parmentier Potatoes and it was fantastic. Worth a drive to spend a nice afternoon there on a sunny weekend in their lovely beer garden too!

I've only been to the Witch once for an evening meal. It seems to be quite a foody pub and with…read moregood reason. i ordered Salmon with oriental noodles and I received a top class plate of food for just under a tenner. Apparently, it is owned by a guy who was a big footy fan and you have a number of strips mounted on the walls. The drinks selection is pretty broad ranging and there are enough beers and ales on tap for most palates. There was a garden out back for smoking and summer climes, but we elected to eat indoors. Whilst you order at the bar, they provide table service for your food and any additional drinks. I chose a tasty Pinot for the fish and was pleased with the bottle. Some pubs just don't get food wine right, but they seem to be clued in on this front at the Witch. It is a little tucked out of the way, so if you haven;t been before I would suggest a route finder or bringing a sat nav. If you arrive at Haywards Heath station, it's worth an inexpensive taxi fare and well worth venturing into Lindfield for. i would definitely return for a second helping!

The Haywards Heath Prezzo has taken the place of an old bank on the corner of the Broadway. This…read moremeans that it has a gloriously high ceiling which is accentuated by the large curtain you part as you walk through the door. There are a number of tables downstairs and the addition of a clever mezzanine adds to the seating capacity in the gallery. I usually choose to eat up there and you get a wonderfull view of the oak beams and all the goings on of the restaurant down below. They serve traditional Italian cuisine and have an authentic stone baked oven should you opt for a pizza. The wine list is fresh and they have a good range of both white and red varieties. On my last visit I enjoyed a very good Pinot Grigio. They also will frequently have promotions on either 2 course and a drink for £10, or two main meals for £10. It's well worth taking advantage of these offers, but even without the menu is reasonably priced and well constructed. The service was adequate, but you can get left to it a bit on busy nights. They may well improve on this if they decided to employ another member of staff on the busy shifts. Aside from this, I have always had a good experience when I have eaten here. Nice food in a unique setting.

As far as Prezzo goes this is one o the better ones. I found Prezzo in other places to be a bit…read morenaff and the staff aren't that customer focused. This one in Haywards Heath though has great staff and great food.

Jeremy and his wife Vera have owned this establishment since 1998 and have transformed it into a…read morevery successful business indeed. This is fine dining in the countryside at its best. Its by no way cheap but if you want a special night out you won't find a better place within a large radius. The last time I ate there I had Confit of local cod, puy lentils, shallots in red wine for starters followed by Loin and pie of Balcombe Estate venison, cauliflower cheese, Maderia jus. Sounds nice doesn't it! A close friend of mine got married there recently and had such a beautiful day. The grounds are really charming and the whole place has such a lovely atmosphere. A very special place!

If you want to take people out for dinner with the view to impress, then this is where you should…read morebe going. Set in the Borde Hill Gardens, I can't think of a single restaurant in the area that will rival Jeremy's for quality. Take a quality London restaurant and relocate it in Haywards heath and this is the result. Thankfully, the saying that 'you get what you pay for' holds up well here. I was a chef for 10 years and having eaten here once (luckily someone treated me so i escaped the bill) i was mightily impressed by the menu and wines. Jeremy will usually be about for most chef's heading up the kitchen and this means that the quality is consistent. His wife Vera is of Scandinavian descent and you can see the influence of French, Italian, Spanish and Nordic cuisine in the menu. There are also a myriad of events and ways you can dine. There are Jazz nights on Monday which would be a cool way to dine at the restaurant and many multiple course'offer's. Whilst these aren't going to be cheap, you will get to experience the full range of a very professional chef plying his trade over a wide range of dishes. What you should really get excited about is the wine. Again, it will cost you but they source from some excellent continental vineyards directly and some of the bottles may really reinvent your understanding of wine. I could go on about this place for a long time, but have a look on the website at some of the dishes and you will get what I mean. Food this good in a setting as nice as Borde Hill. How could you go wrong!!!!!

Ephesus is pretty ggood by kebab standards and gets a lot of trade from the broadway revellers at…read morechuck out time. The shop is well run and doesn't fall into the stereotype of the greasy kebab shop that some such establishments come across as. The staff are legendary and more than up for any banter or drunken escapades of the late night bunch. As well as good kebabs, they also serve your expected range or burgers, chips and pitta's filled with chips etc. The sauces are generously applied to whatever you order and you will always walk away with a decent amount of change from a fiver. If you are going to delve into the world of a late night donna, then you may as well take the plunge at Ephesus.

Not quiet happy about the long wait at the shop after placing the order which was not worth for the…read moreless quality kebabs. Rediculous service as customers after me recieved their take aways before i got mine and it is not treating fairly. Poor service

Blink and you'll miss this place as it's hidden just off the main High Street in Cuckfield but you…read morewouldn't think that when you walk in as it is usually packed of an evening. It has such a good reputation for being a laid back restaurant with food that is near-Michelin quality. The menu changes pretty regularly depending on the produce the chef has in at the time but I had seafood paella with monkfish, langoustines, chorizo and saffron last time I was there and it was really, really good. They also serve a really good local wine: Bolney Wine Estate blanc de blanc which isn't cheap at £32 a bottle but is worth every penny!

Was a very good restaurant of close to Michelin Star quality, almost as good as Ockenden Manor,…read moresadly it's now closed and been replaced by a coffee shop.

I'm not generally that much of a fan of Chinese these days, but the Canton Chef seems to be one of…read morethe better ones - tasty, but not MSG-laden and not too salty (ie not the kind of Chinese that keeps you awake at night knocking back pint after pint of water). I booked a table here for Fathers Day and we had a lovely table by the window. The restaurant is tastefully decorated (not at all like your typical Chinese Restaurant!) and large and airy. The service was reasonably good considering there were just two wait staff (what appeared to me Mother and Daughter) and the food was good. We plumped for set menu D which included mixed starters (the prawn rolls were particularly tasty), crispy duck (always a winner), and a selection of main dishes including prawns in black bean sauce, szechuan prawns and stir fried beef with green beans. As always, there was plenty of food left over but we all went home with very full bellys! However, it is a little spendy, and with the bill coming to over £200 for six people its certainly not the cheapest Chinese in town.

Good venue for an office party. Lots of innate character derived from all the exposed timber…read moreframes, some dating from Nelson's warships. Efficiently organised with pleasant staff.

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