I think you need to head out of Brighton for a decent Spanish meal and this place does it for me…read more It is absolutely amazing in regards to the food and the decor. In the Summer there is a little courtyard outside that lets just enough sun shine through the vines and if it was a few degrees hotter, you could shut your eyes and think you were in Tossa Del Marr. There's a good deal of choice on the menu here, I've tried most of it and in my opinion, you can't beat the paella. Just order a few tapas starters and then share this magnificent dish with a couple of friends over a good few liters of Rioja.

Had the best Tapas. Service was great, food was exceptional, the whole dining experience was first…read moreclass. Book early, as it gets booked up quickly.

Our stay here was a gift from my partner's work team. We had no idea it would be as magical as it…read moreturned out to be! This is like a step back in time but with all the comforts of modern day luxury. We stayed one night in a deluxe suite which was HUGE, and had the best ensuite bathroom I have ever seen. Not even the Cafe Royal in London comes close. That night we had drinks in the garden courtyard, followed by the most exquisite meal we have ever had. We LOVE our food - but this was a gastronomical experience we will never forget. It is a degustation - you will feel like you have to be rolled out of there. The portions are small but there are more than 10 courses, each one getting progressively better and more beautiful. It's expensive - save it for a special occasion. The chef is a master. Also if you get a chance, the little tea room in the village is PERFECTION. We had afternoon tea there with scones, home made strawberry jam and clotted cream. Go for a walk to wear the food coma off. The grounds are like something out of a picture book. There's a terrace on the outside of the wall for sunset viewing. If I could afford it, I would get married here. At least dreams are free.

We spent one night here in June 2019. It was amazing. We stayed in the Pevensey room. It was one…read moreof only two rooms that has access to a private spiral staircase, another room where the gate lifts up (port cullis) and partial access to a roof to overlook the grounds. Our room was very nice with an extra large bath tub, which was ve nice after traveling overnight from the U.S. the grounds had a lot of neat things to look at, and of course there was Bob the peacock and his friends. We also had dinner which was so delicious. The staff was so nice and attentive from the moment we got there until we left the following morning. I wish we could have stayed two nights, as we missed the golf course and I believe it was a croquet field but I'm not positive. I would definitely recommend this place and I would stay here again if I was ever in the area! Thanks again for such a memorable stay, and my apologies for taking so long to review your beautiful place!

Don't bother looking elsewhere for amazing pub food if you're anywhere in the area…read more We've stayed here and we've eaten here and it has always been faultless, and the staff relaxed, attentive and professional. The normal menu and food are great but I've just polished off a roast beef Sunday lunch that rivals my mother's. Wash that down with a pint of Harvey's Sussex beer and it's worth a trip from NYC on its own. First class; not to be missed.

This pub is a long way from Arundel!!!! We used it when out on field trips with art/photography…read moreclubs, and was never disappointed with the service and food. It has now closed and, alledgedly, being converted into two houses. There are over 150 Amberley residents, and 250 visitors that want the pub re-opened. Have to give it 5 based on its previous form.

The Loft is not to be missed if you are in Arundel. We had burgers (called 'The Best Burger') and…read morewe both thought that they were one of the best burgers we'd ever had. The fries looked average but turned out to be super tasty. We went at an odd time of day (maybe around 15:00?) and there was some confusion about whether or not they were serving food - so maybe check this before you travel, or just get there at sensible eating times. The drinks were good (good selection) - I had a strawberry milkshake, the food was good, the service was good, and they gave us Jelly Belly beans with our bill. Smashed it. We will be back.

When wandering around Arundel looking in the small shops, we came across The Loft and more by…read moreconvenience than intention we ended up having food. The space is airy, and definitely trying to be a Brooklyn all-day brunch spot. Fortunately we were served quickly (after choosing our own table) and settled on grilled cheese with a cup of soup (spicy tomato today), and an open sandwich topped with creamy sautéed mushrooms. These came swiftly and beat both our expectations - indeed the mushroom dish would not have been out of place at somewhere like Caravan in London. Food and a drink came in under £20 together (although a portion of fries is rather wanting in size for the £2.95 price tag).

I've had so many good meals in this quaint little place. Its such a good atmosphere and in my…read moreopinion there's not a Tex Mex place on the South Coast that can rival it. The staff are really lively and friendly in a genuine way. They serve a mean Margarita which I think is the ideal way to start your evening off. The nachos are fantastic to share but it is too tempting to get filled up on them so be careful! My favourite is the full rack of ribs, they are so juicy and just the right size portion (if a little too much). Kids eat here for free all week which I think is an amazing thing to offer. I almost wish I had some fat kids!

I love this restaurant because the owners don't really mind if you want to get a bit rowdy. Always…read moreloved the amazing collections of different types of Tequila. I think I've tried them all! I think I would have to rate the food as 8/10. It's not what I would consider authentic Mexican food but the portion size is very good and very tasty. Gets to your table piping hot. Very nice relaxed atmosphere. Great place to fill your tummy before heading into town

Hitchcocks now shut, so decided to eat here. Quite glad I did for it was a pleasant experience…read more Nice busy little corner by the seaside. Prices very reasonable and good quality. The food was served piping hot, except for the salads!! Very friendly staff who did an excellent job. It must be used by regulars because they all knew each others names. Very impressed. Thank you.

The food is disgusting the ubur delivery service to the wrong address is absolutely terrible they…read moreare incompetent probably a migrant from across the channel this country is going down the toilet .

This is a great mcdonalds. The staff are always friendly. Especially sophie. It is always busy so…read morethat tells you they must be doing something right! There always someone clearing up. A credit to the company

Oh look another café has sprung up...just what the North Lanes needs! ;) Maybe that's a little…read moreharsh, but I am beginning to wonder how one town can sustain so many cafes! Yes there's a massive student population and hoards of tourists, but they would have to do nothing in Brighton except drink tea to warrant the cafes and coffee shops on every corner! Also, I liked the weird little food stall that lived outside this building previously- I made risky purchases from a random guy...strange chocolate and giant olives stuffed with god knows what. I miss those days! Be that as it may, we have a new café on our hands! And despite my skeptical intro, I do actually quite like it. Although self-consciously ram-shackled and shabby-chic, Café Delice manages to pull it off quite well and does capture a certain French charm. The café occupies a lovely large space too, which is very unusual considering the area- most of the other Lanes cafes are quite poky and little. I've yet to try the food, but the coffee is very well made, if a tad pricey. They have nice little seats outside, but I actually prefer the spacious airiness of the inside, away from the chaos of the shoppers!

Occupying a corner on Kensington Gardens, Cafe Delice is one of the latest cafe-bars to emerge in…read morethe North Lanes. Spread over two floors, it's a welcoming space with wooden floorboards, old tables and chairs and a couple of comfy leather sofas. The close proximity to shops and offices means it's constantly bustling with a lively mix of tourists, locals and professionals. I once went for a meeting and noticed I was the only person in the room without a laptop! Whilst Cafe Delice scores full marks for cosiness, I have to admit I'm not a fan of either the food or drink. The pastries I sampled were just okay whilst the americano, latte and cappucinos I've had on different occasions were all too bitter and lukewarm. Maybe the wine is better but since the music and service were as forgettable as the pasties, I'm unlikely to rush back.