Popped in for a lunch - wow, so pleased we did. Hubby and…read moredaughter had ploughman's lunch - one with meat one cheese - large hunks of cheese and very generous French stick! Both really enjoyed it. I had an afternoon tea - sandwiches, a choice of scrumptious cake and scone with clotted cream & jam. Everything was fresh and delicious-rhubarb scone was amazing as was the rhubarb jam, a must try!! The tea room is charming and the staff are so friendly and helpful-we will definitely be back! A real gem in a lovely quaint British town

We stopped off in Steyning on the way home the other day. I'd never been before, its one of those…read morehistoric market towns that takes quite lot of pride in its not particularly remarkable heritage. Still, it has some cute old buildings, and, as it turns out, a bloody fine tea shop. The Steyning Tea Rooms certainly look the part, with a very Cath Kidson-esque aesthetic. As well as being a tea room, there are also a few gifty bits on sale, like embroidered Matryoshka door stops, bird shaped pegs, and so on. What really makes it great though is the food. The menu is extensive, and reasonably priced. They obviously do a great selection of cakes and drinks, but with some more interesting additions than just the norm, for example, you can have a cream soda or a coke float to drink. We shared a tuna, cheese and sunblushed tomato melt, a rhubarb scone with cream and rhubarb jam, some Sicilian lemonade and a raspberry lemonade. The lemonade was wonderfully strong and traditional tasting, the melt was heavily loaded with the tasty toppings, and the rhubarb scone was the best of the lot, with lots of pieces of real rhubarb baked in, and a tangy jam to offset the cream and scone's sweetness. Those items together came to about £13. We were served by a not exactly effusive, but not unpleasant lady with long dreads, more what you would expect from a café in Brighton than this quaint Steyning tea room. Altogether it was a ruddy jolly show.

This coffee shop is extreamly nice. They only serve the finest coffees and teas from around the…read moreworld. I always buy cat poo coffee and green tea. This little coffee shop has various kinds of coffee and tea. Though, you can choose grinding options you want. This place is a drinker paradise! Very good value for money!

This shop located near my friend's house. If you want to buy great quality coffee at cheap price,…read morethis shop is the place to go.

Safe and secure, delicious food and quick service. The staff there need a massive pat on the back…read morefor having to deal with the new rules under increased pressure. Fabulous food - delightful afternoon out.

This is a nice little cafe, It sells average coffee yet very nice cakes such as chocolate cake…read more Always full and very friendly staff. I had a regular latte and a smartie cookie when I tried it. Yet due to its size I believe that it can suffer due to the small amount of tables it can be hard to find a seat yet it is good for takeaway items

Fantastically low key and down to earth, Hector's Shed can be found just on the corner, opposite St…read moreMary's church. With the eccentric charm of Marwoods and the rustic, homely feel of Bill's, you'll find it hard not to love this little place. The interior is shabby and mismatched with lots of lovely little ornaments, posters and random objects dotted around. The owner, Neil (check me out, on first name terms!) is warm and friendly and will go out of his way to make you smile. Once when ordering, I mentioned how tempting the cakes all looked. When my coffee was brought out, with it came a gorgeous slab of Victoria sponge, which he insisted that I could have for free, seeing as it was the end of the day! This is one of my favourite places to sip away on an ice coffee and people watch. I have also tried a cappuccino which was lovely along with a white chocolate and macadamia cookie yum yum! There is both indoor and outsoor seating and free wifi, which I have taken full advantage of(hence the review!) There's a large board with lots of tempting food options, which I will be no doubt be back to try! Oh and did I mention you can also buy your farm eggs here, along with hand made intricately detailed cushions!

Situated just opposite a huge bus shelter, you can't help noticing this smart looking restaurant…read more Bit of a facelift since Saxons and so very well done. Very interesting menu and a special 5 course banquet on Tuesdays.pretty good! To be recommendedBahari Calamari.(stuffed with herb minced prawns, chicken in a rich sauce)excellent. Alternatively..Shai Lamb..(Lamb with lentils, chat masala, fried ginger and garlic)!! Cor blimey!! Give it go!!!

On a recent visit to this quaint sussex village i stopped by this deli for a slice of cake and cup…read moreof tea, the staff were very friendly and helpfull and the range of fares on display were tantalising. It also sells italian pastas and sauces and over free range/ organic delights. If ever in the area again I would make it a place for lunch.

Very Good Service and Very Good Food but it was not expensive…read moreEvan when busy service and food was good Staff are very friendly and helpful

Like this bakery! Lots of sweet and savoury picks to choose from. We opted for an all butter and an…read morealmond croissant with our pot of tea. Although predominantly a bakery they do hotdrinks to go so handy if passing through Southwick. Staff are friendly and fairly knowledgeable about business background... first time we'd been in there so asked a few questions. Busiest times are Fridays and Saturdays so arrive early in the day to make sure there's lots of choice of treats! Modern interior with a few places to sit if want to eat in. Will definitely be back to try the cream tea!