Had a great evening here with a friend. I had this really good homemade chilli and my friend had a…read morevery meaty pizza Both of our meals were so good and we agreed we'd defo be back. The garden has been changed a bit since ce we last came in and it looks so nice. Really cosy. The team behind the bar were such fun too they really seemed to enjoy what they do and it was great to see. Can't wait to see you all again.

Came into the George the other day as a friend recommended it and was lucky enough to gave good…read moreweather. The patio is quite big and it wasnt cold!! For lunch I had the fish and chips and my partner had the goat cheese tart salad. The portions were generous and extremely tasty. There was also I good range of ales and beers. Overall I would defiantly recommend the George ad dragon for any one who wants good food.

We found a marvellous pub atmosphere, and great service. Our British companions loved the food,…read morethough I found it to be only average: My Hampshire rib eye steak, though cooked to order, was only a quarter inch thick and buried in cream sauce. The ginger ice cream for dessert was quite pleasant. I would eat here again, but more for the atmosphere than for the food.

This pub is great for a lovely summers evening, its has a nice patio out the front where the tide…read morecomes up to and out the back on the quaint high st a relaxing beer garden. Inside is a bit dark with low beamed ceilings but that just adds to it really. Its a bit of a locals pub, but being a popular area lots of visitors frequent it. The food is good as far as pub food goes and its lovely sitting out on the patio having a meal and drinks watching the tide come in (depends on the tides of course).

With its oak-beamed restaurant and 17th-century flint barn accommodation, this place really is a…read morebeautiful place to grab a few pints and some lunch. The beer garden is huge and can seat plenty of people so perfect for a nice long lunch in the sunshine. Food wise they serve some really good home cooked pub food. The salads especially are top quality. Try the chicken ceasar - the dressing is very moorish indeed. Plenty of choice on the ale front and not a bad wine menu either.

This is a lovely traditional pub serving home grown and home cooked food with a good selection of…read morereal ales on tap. Arundel, Ringwood and St Austell beers to name a few and also a good choice of lagers. Being a traditional old pub, they attract Morris dancers in the summer and its great to sit and watch over a good few pints. The food is excellent and really well prepared using local produce. The seared swordfish is exceptional and really fresh tasting but I'm pretty sure most dishes on the menu will be too.

My daughter introduced this pub to me a few weeks ago. Very good result.!…read moreYet another place to eat in Chiespecially as I normally park by The Festival Theatre. Very much a traditional pub with quite a varied menu. The Panfried Veal Escallope mit Jus looked and smelled good, as did the chef's Beef Ghoulash.but not for us. Lyn went with the Chargrilled Tiger Prawn Skewer, and I for Seared Swordfish Steak.both with salad or veg with New Pots, chips or spicy wedges. Excellent choice. Daughter, Natasha chose the King Prawns wrapped in Filo as she's not a big eater.another good choice. Great selection of ales/lagers, if you're not driving..well recommended Thank You

Waited 35 minutes to eat flavourless, bland fish that tasted like it was cooked in soapy water…read more Absolutely tasteless and a complete joke. 5 of us went out for a family meal and no one of us enjoyed. Do not recommend.

Normally we go to Confucius in Cooper Street, but decided to give this a go as we were parked in…read moreSouthgate..welll, right pleased we did. The food was great and such a good selection of ales, (not that I could drink them as driving). Very pleasing atmosphere, friendly warm ad lighthearted. Will go in there when I train/bus to Chi. Definitely worth looking at!!!

Shopping Day for my wife in Chi today. Got some consolation by lunching here. B****y Good Oh!!…read moreHadn't been since it was the old Slurping Toad!!! and the House of Fraser was the Army and Navy Can definitely recommend the food, especially the Pasta Smoked Salmon and Seafood Ravioli with Rocket and Garlic..! Brilliant, but HUGE!! If you're not driving, you can get a bottle of wine for about 8 quid. Fabulous building, very appropriate as it'e just opposite the Cathedral.

A fantastic cocktail bar in the centre of Chichester, right opposite the cathedral. Based in a…read moreconverted church this is an impressive venue, with great decor and ambience. It's a great place for a party (we recently held our engagement party there), and areas of the bar can be hired for this. Jo and her team will also provide a buffet at very reasonable cost. The cocktails are fantastic, ranging from the classics such as Cosmopolitans to more unusual apple martinis and the like. The food is very good for snacks, although for me it's a bit too lively for dinner. They also do an excellent salad bar lunch Monday to Saturday. The only slight quibble is the service which can sometimes be a little slow, but I know they're working on this at the moment. However, with great cocktails and food, a 2-for-1 cocktail slot, and such a great venue, it's still a brilliant start to a night out in Chi.

Excellent and friendly service, good range of meals to choose from & first class cooking. All in a…read morevery nice atmosphere!

Really great little pub with lovely outside area. The Spotted Cow in chichester is a little gem of…read morea pub which serves yummy gastro pub style food. Fab range of beers too!

The Waterside Inn should have everything going for it: just outside Chichester's historic centre,…read moreit is situated alongside the Canal Basin at the end of the Chichester Canal, with it's own waterside beer-garden. This should be a commercial gold mine. But it is an opportunity missed. The decor is tired and grubby; the food is very average pub grub; and on our visit all the real ales were off, most of lagers were off, and they had run out of most of the soft drinks too. When we arrived, there wasn't even anyone serving behind the bar. 'Our delivery isn't due until later this afternoon' was the explanation eventually given for this strange situation. What a waste.

This contemporary bar & restaurant is situated by the beautiful Canal Basin in the center of…read moreChichester and offers some of the most relaxing dining around. Its enjoyed all year round as the building itself is such an attractive place and very cozy in the cold months. I think its best to go here for lunch. Its not at al expensive and the portions are realy good indeed. If the weathers good its worth sitting outside by the canal and watching the boats go by. They serve a really good fish and chips here which goes down perfectly with a couple of glasses of their house white wine!

We headed out of London yesterday and headed for Chichester. We had made reservations for the…read moreWolfpack Inn based on previous reviews we read. It lived up to its reputation! The people who work here were very friendly and helpful. The rooms were clean and the bathrooms were large and very clean. We ate two different times here and the food was fabulous both times. Breakfast comes with your stay. Eggs, English bacon and toast. There were other things but really who could ask for anything else? This will definitely be the place we stay if we ever come back to Chichester.

Liv, and Amy , the entire staff was amazing!!! Chef never told us his name, but food was…read morefantastic!! Not just good. Hot was Hot , Cold was Cold!!!! Spicy was spice not hot but flavorful!!! Get it spicy hot if you want, just ask... Here are the photos, awesome architecture..I have to make a special note that the Dogs get their own water keg!!!!

The Crown and Anchor is a beautiful old pub situated in Dell Quay, a gorgeous area on the South…read morecoast not far from Chichester. The pub takes a bit of finding and is definitely off the main commuter route. However, it was exceedingly busy on a Tuesday lunch time on a chilly late October day so obviously the word is out. If you are lucky (we weren't) you will be able to grab a table by the window and take in the beautiful scenery while you lunch. The menu offers a good selection of pub food including such favourites as bangers and mash, gammon eggs and chips, pies and burgers, as well as lighter bites such as soup and a selection of freshly baked baguettes. The have numerous fish dishes on the daily specials board. I was tempted by the crayfish and crab open sandwich with fries. It was a pleasant surprise to find that the portion size of the fish far outweighed that of the bread. It was super tasty and very filling. The bar has a good selection of lagers, ales and wine, plus all the usual spirits. I chose to wash my sarnie down with a lovely pint of Hooky, an Oxfordshire ale. It's definitely worth making the trip out to this pub but I would advise booking, especially if you are visiting in the summer. Also, request a table by the window if you can.