Brilliant restaurant, staff were very polite and welcoming. Didn't have to wait as they had a…read morespeedy service. Lovely food and they helped with recommendations.

What a popluar cafe/restaurant this has become. I have watched it grow over the very short years…read moreand have used it when going to my daughters. First class food and service. Does extremely well catered family functions.

Great place to head with a big group for a night out and some amazing food. They pride themselves…read moreon their 'non-fussy' service and they really do make an effort on all levels. The menu is great, all cooked to perfection but could be a little bit cheaper in my opinion. £17 was a lot for sea bass fillets. That's my only gripe though, there is cheaper things on the menu. The decor in this place makes for a truly enjoyable time.

Set in a very up-market part of Ferring. Good parking. Been…read morea couple of times, with friends, and it was ok. Very busy on a Saturday night, which is good. Good selection of ales and the food was rather bland, but that is only my opinion. My wife wasn't all that struck on the place. Staff were not all that attentive.too busy with the rather pretentious regulars! None of us felt very comfortable on either of our visits.

I had a group lunch here today and it was a great experience…read more We had a party of 6 and there was no wait to get seated at 1pm on a Sunday. They only serve food from 12pm-3pm on Sundays and it's a special menu. Staff was attentive and checked on us regularly. Ollie(sp?) took our orders and there were no issues with special requests when our food arrived. What I ate: - Smoked duck breast appetizer - The duck breast was tender and moist. It paired well with the potatoes and crispy pancetta. The sweetness from the dressing added a nice counter to the saltiness of the dish. - Roast topside of Passmore farm beef - I had to get my fix in for roast beef and Yorkshire pudding meal. The beef was served in slices and was almost soft enough to cut with a fork. The Yorkshire pudding was fluffy and light. It was also a large enough portion to go with every bite of roast beef and gravy. Delicious! - Ginger cake - The cake alone was good, but it was the combination of the cake and the clotted cream ice cream that won me over. It was excellent and I licked my plate clean! I also took bites of food from a few other people. The roasted pork with cracklings was good as well as the caramelized rice pudding dessert. The entire group was happy with the food and service. Everything I ate felt like English comfort food and I am considering coming back for another meal to try out more of their menus. If you get a chance to be in Angmering, I highly recommend you give this place a try!

Check in took awhile. Staff blamed it on a busy lunch time crowd and the Pub was full. After…read moreabout 10 minutes, the pub/hotel manager checked us in. We were somewhat early, check in is 1400 hrs and we were there at 1300. Our rooms were ready so that was a positive. One hazard to watch for is the very low door jam of the pub. I guess in the 1700's when the building was constructed, people were a lot shorter. It would be a good idea to remove your cap before entering especially if it has a bill. The rooms are clean, comfortable and very nicely designed and furnished. We were in the James Penfold room and it was perfect. The amenities are standard, a couple bottles of wate and some tea and coffee pods. Since electrical outlets are restricted in the bathrooms here, a standing mirror is near the bed with an outlet close by. Our room was downstairs and directly across from the Pubs entrance. I would recommend asking for this room if its available. The other rooms are upstairs but one advantage they have is you can remain inside the building when going down to the Pub. This helps if it's raining like it was when we were there. We would certainly stay there again. The staff were very pleasant and we even got a chance to speak with the owner while waiting for our taxi.

This is a restaurant of very high quality run and owned by Wayne Lowrey since 1987, it really does…read morepush the boundries of cuisine and service. For all their hard work they now have an entry into the New Gourmet Society 2010. We went there a few weeks ago for dinner and were very impressed. I had the Pressed Chicken & Sun Blushed Tomato Terrine to start followed by the Scotch Fillet Steak. My wife just had a main course and the waiter strongly recommended the Skillet of Fried Sea Bass which she said was out of this world. At £20 for two courses, I think this place is an absolute bargain!

Excellent Restaurant, Bar & Dining and Superb service. I have frequented the Parsonage many times…read moreand it only gets better.

I had a lovely meal at this delightful establishment last month and it was the perfect thing to…read morewarm me up on a cold day; braised beef with dumplings and roasted root vegetables. Has anyone else noticed the lack of dumplings on menus these days? Is it considered naff to eat dumplings? The whole place had a nice warm atmosphere and the bar staff were really great. It was quite busy when I was in there as the bar is popular as well as the restaurant. They have a great house Shiraz which I can highly recommend with your meal. The beer garden is huge but it was a little too cold and wet to explore it unfortunately. Looking forward to some warmer weather!

I go here for the Roast Beef and Horse Radish dumplings!! B****y wonderful. In fact, the whole menu…read moreis good. I prefer to eat in the bar as opposed to the restaraunt. I find it quite dark in there. Finish your meal off with the best pub coffee around. Served in beautiful silver alladin pots which give 3 cups of dark brown heaven all for £1. 50p.

My wife went to college (NEC) here in the early nineties. This was one of the students favorite…read moreplaces to hang out back then. Fast forward 30 + years and while traveling through Europe on our family vacation, she took my son and I. What a beautiful village. The Pub was everything she told us stories of. The food was delicious and perfect atmosphere. If we lived in Europe, we all want to go back again and again, unfortunately we will have to come back on our next trip.

Nice pub in Arundel with an outdoor garden patio in the back. We came in after touring the area…read more We decided to try the Ploughman's lunch. Once we ordered, our food came very quick. The Ploughman's lunch was hearty for two. The bread was fresh, the salad very crispy and the meat and cheese delicious. We paired with a glass of Prosecco and we thoroughly enjoyed. This fueled our walk up to the cathedral and surrounding areas. I would recommend stopping in to grab a bite and a refreshment.

Now I'm a little embarrassed to admit I've been here to eat but let me, the self proclaimed foodie…read morejustify myself. My in laws come here a lot because they have a constant 2 for 1 offer on main meals and since it's a very child friendly place it's become somewhere we have come a number of times with the extended family in the summer. Lots of room for toddlers, high chairs, friendly waiters and a play area outside makes it very appealing. The food itself is not the draw, but isn't so awful that I would avoid it. Meals work out to be about £6 each if you have an even amount of diners. A selection of average tasting steaks, burgers and classic pub fare is on offer. I often go for a chicken salad or fishcakes and have been pleasantly surprised. The children's menu is very well priced and there is a choice of healthy desserts for them too. We usually go early on a Friday night which means we get a table, as we are leaving there are queues of families waiting to come in due to their no booking policy so be prepared to wait or get there early and join me!

If your after a cheap meal then this fits the bill. After several visits I would have to say we…read morehaven't had a bad meal but bear in mind this is economy catering so don't expect 5 star nosh. Good choice of meals and generous proportions with lots of tables inside - Great outside tables for in the summer.

This is a real drinkers, real locals pub oozing with atmosphere and charm. They keep an extremely…read moregood cellar here and have been added into the 2010 CAMRA good pub guide for it. They have many guest beers to try as well as the faithfuls like Harveys. They host an annual beer festival in honor of St George which is coming up in late April. There's plenty of old fashioned pub games like shove the penny, cribbage and dominos. Do be ware though! Morris dancers frequent this establishment on a regular basis!

This place has to have 5 stars because I had such a brilliant sunday afternoon/evening there…read moreyesterday. We intended on doing a Worthing pub crawl but didn't think we could better the relaxed atmosphere in here or the Summer Lightening so we stayed all night. This place deserves it's spot in The good Beer guide with four well kept ales spanning the colour spectrum from golden to mild, and the inclusion of everything that is traditional about the British pub. The bar staff were efficient and friendly, it was quite busy mid afternoon but I was still served quickly. This is a small place with no food and no frills but with loyal punters, many of whome spoke to us and said how much they loved the place! I wish I lived nearby as there is an exciting callender of events including choirs and morris dancing. And it's well within walking distance of the station and dogs are allowed.

Have used Shorely Scrumptious for a while now, there breakfast is just great and worth every penny…read more The steak and kidney pudding and liver and bacon are out of this world. You won't find a better place to eat. Try it for yourself. You won't be disappointed. S Brown

Went here when we missed Sunday lunches at the pub. We were also going to the cinema so we needed a…read morebite!! What a lovely surprise!! We got a full roast, desserts and coffee for two of us for about £12. It was absolutely delicious and thoroughly enjoyable. Cannot speak highly enough of the friendly lady who served us. It was a Sunday afternoon about 1600hrs. Thank you and see you again!!

Excellent food. Atmosphere was good. I did not expect The…read moreRitz... it's a good place to eat. I recommend it.

First visit after lockdown period. What a difference from pre lockdown when they had great food…read moreand service. Yesterday's experience was abysmal. Long wait for ONE chef to deal with customers. Poor presentation of food....some undercooked and not hot. Bad attitude of chef to customers. Huge reduction in waiting staff who, quite obviously are not happy in their job. Such a shame Toby have let this place "go". Not recommended and will not be returning.