This was the only restaurant in the UK that I managed to stop at during my brief stay. I know the…read moreEnglish don't have the most amazing cuisine, but I have to say it this place was incredible. The food, drinks, staff, and environment made for a fun and relaxing dinner with friends. I will be stopping in again on my next trip for sure!

Went with my wife and a couple of friends and dined at ther Chequers for the first time…read more A really welcoming gastro pub with real ale on tap - staff were friendly and attentive and we all agreed that the food was out of this world ! I was not surprised to subsequently learn that Neal (the pubs owner) had been head chef at the five star South Lodge Hotel (where HM Gov hosted the latest round of G20 talks) - their loss is our gain. Cannot praise the food and service highly enough - no wonder it made the top 50 in a survey of UK Gastro Pubs run by the Independant Newspaper! A little pricy if you think of it as pub grub at £35 per head (but that did include three rounds of drinks and a tip) but the food, staff and ambience of the place set it far above a mere pub and well into posh nosh territory ! Highly recommended.

by far the best food for miles around with friendly waitress service can't praise it enough. you…read morepays your money you takes your choice though.

Good quality food at a very reasonable price. Location is fantastic, Rudgwick is a really nice…read moreplace. i recommend sitting outside in the back terrace, next to the church grounds.

This pub/restaurant is really homely with a lovely eating area. It is not a very big place so does…read moreget busy so it is a good idea to book first. The food is very traditional, including fish and chips and bangers and mash and caters for children. The views are lovely as it is set in a green area overlooking trees and grass. The building is very old, dating back to the 15th century adding to its traditional style.

The Punch Bowl is a traditional country pub located just off the A29. We stopped by for Sunday…read morelunch a few weeks ago. The pub itself has a small front garden and an attractive tile-hung exterior. Inside is all you'd expect, with low ceilings and heavy beamed ceilings. It's a listed building, and was originally a timber-framed house dating from the 17th and 18th centuries, though now has some more recent additions. There is a small central bar, a larger lounge bar to the right and a smaller snug room to the left. They serve Sunday lunch through most of the the afternoon and evening, and the main menu is also available if you don;t want a roast. Portions are generous; for vegetarians, you get two large Yorkshire puddings with a very good selection of vegetables (lots of roast potatoes), so you won't go away hungry, though personally I'd have preferred a nut roast or something with my veg to provide a centrepiece to the dish. Staff were friendly and service reasonably swift, given it was late in the afternoon. There is a good range of real ales and the usual lagers, wines, spirits, etc. There is parking at the rear.

I went to The Punchbowl Inn a couple of weeks ago and was very disappointed. We went with friends…read moreand family for a meal and although the pub itself was nice and cosy the food was not good. I had a lamb shank which was as tough as old boots in fact tougher! A good lamb shank should fall off the bone. On the upside the mash potato and veg was nice but it was expensive mash and veg considering I couldnt eat most of the lamb. Also, the lemonade ran out of syrup so was just soda water and when we told them they couldnt fix it very quickly. I'd say its okay if you just want a quick drink but would go elsewhere for food.

Nice pub to head to for a Sunday roast and has been under new ownership recently so definitely…read moreworth trying a night out too! Its a really attractive looking place and the interior is nice and cozy too. They do a Sunday roast (2 courses) for £10 which I think is really good value. I had the roast pork and it was really well cooked and had some fantastic crackling on the side too. The staff and owners are really down to earth here and always make you feel as welcome as possible. Country pub dining at a very high standard!

A lovely traditional old Sussex pub , extremely busy . Went out for a Sunday cavery my girlfriend…read morerecommend this establishment she'd been there with her dad . Absolutely heaving with people plenty of staff . When we turned up they said the wait was 30 minutes but we only had to wait 10 so that was good . I had the roast beef carvery which was ok nothing to write home about but ok . She had the gammon which she totally enjoyed. Her daughter had the veggie burger which she thoroughly enjoyed her little boy had the vegetarian pizza he liked that too . The staff are polite and always smiling and helpful. A good selection of ales too . Loads of outdoor seating in their massive beer garden and a massive bouncy castle type slide . Swings and slides to keep the kids entertained. And loads of car parking worth a visit shame my roast beef wasn't a bit more exciting. lovely surroundings 9/10

Friendly landlord and the pub dog often needs a walkread more

This is a quiet little pub in a very quiet little village. The red lyon pub is a place where you…read morewalk in and the landlord gives you a cheery "afternoon sir", and theres sure to be an old sheep dog sleeping by the fire. A good selection of local ales and comfy, albeit slightly aged furniture makes this a great little pub, although alittle at the way, and for patrons of a certain respectability

Really good food, good price options, old world pub, easy car park to rear…read more check it out : http://www.thegreetsinn.co.uk/ Try the Sussex Smokie for about £8

THERE is a growing demand from consumers to know the source of their food But The Greets Inn at…read moreWarnham has taken traceability to a whole new level. When I tucked into a special of the day - natural smoked fillet of haddock florentine - I thought the duck egg which accompanied it was remarkably yellow and fine. There was more to it than met the eye. "That was laid by Matilda," Duncan Entwistle, pub landlord and owner, proudly informed me. And then he added with the same flamboyance of an expert on The Antiques Roadshow proclaiming the provenance of a long lost masterpiece: "It was laid two days ago on the third." It came from Ridge House, Warnham. Whether you are sitting in the garden on a sunny lunchtime enjoying the finely manicured lawn, or are relaxing inside the pub amongst the ancient oak beams, The Greets is something special. Underlying everything it does is a sense of passion and perfection. Upload your review on Find It