Top Restaurants in Petworth
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Where to eat British food in Petworth: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best British food in Petworth, United Kingdom including The Stag Inn, Tiffins Tea Room, The Stag Inn, The Star, The Angel Inn, The Lickfold Inn, Cricketers, Badgers, The Horse guards inn, The Black Horse Inn
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10. The Black Horse Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 147 reviews
The Black Horse Inn is a beautiful country pub, located just off the A283 between Petworth and Fittleworth, in the idyllic hamlet of Byworth. Jeff Paddock, landlord of 12 years, and his well-established team thrive on providing you with the highest standa
Reviewed By Ladylush33
Fantastic lunch today, steak and ale pie with fresh vegetables quite the best we have had. Served with charm, friendliness and efficiency. Supposed to be with mashed potatoes but changed to chips with no problem.Lovely inside very old world charm but still very light.Outside inthe garden fabulous Definitely one to put on your bucket list!
9. The Horse guards inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 422 reviews
Reviewed By avonside
- to put people off visiting. But that wouldnât be fair. Brilliant pub, specialising in top quality local food. Good beer and wine as well and very doggy friendly. Lovely staff, welcoming and friendly and helpful. Just a wonderful country pub in the National Park - tip notch place. Will be back!
8. Badgers
Overall Ratings
4 based on 472 reviews
The Badgers pub is situated just outside the historic market town of Petworth. It is set in the heart of the beautiful West Sussex countryside and nestled close under the South Downs. Badgers is a privately owned free house with accommodation. Badgers is
Reviewed By SnowyywonS
We'd been for a walk around Petworth Park and needed some refreshment and found this place a mile or so away. It was fairly busy on a Sunday afternoon, partly with diners and also plenty of others drinking in the bar. There were a couple of dogs in the bar area, plus ours, but we didn't see any in the restaurant area so I'm not sure if they are allowed in there too.However, we ordered drinks from the friendly and helpful bar staff who pointed out a vacant sofa for us to sit on which we gratefully accepted. They have a wine and meat raffle for charity on a Sunday so we had a go but, unfortunately didn't win. Prices were fairly normal for the area so it seemed a good place to stop for a couple of drinks before we moved on.
7. Cricketers
Overall Ratings
4 based on 245 reviews
Reviewed By Bernard P
Had lunch here. Five meals from blackboard. Very very average and over priced. Extremely small salad to accompany two underwhelming fish cakes. Two average fish and chips for high price. Two other meals also disappointing. Didn't complain as our guests from abroad first experience of fish and chips and would have embarrassing.
6. The Lickfold Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 388 reviews
The Lickfold Inn is a traditional English pub that supplies a refined food and beverage offering, not only to the local community but the surrounding area and further a field over time. The kitchen is the operational engine and heartbeat of the Lickfold I
Reviewed By Barry K
The professional Portuguese Maitre' D has gone as has the true fine dining, the amuse bouche and a different and interesting menu. The wine list is also in the course of change, concentrating perhaps on more standard wines but I cannot be sure what it will look like once revamped. More usual dishes such as battered fish and chips, burgers and steaks now feature alongside a few more exciting things still on the menu but the prices remain at the top end of the market notwithstanding although the quality is good and what we had was well cooked.. Willing, friendly, attentive young staff, one at least still in training.Hence I rate it very good rather than just average.To be fair, the Lickfold in its previous guise was never very busy but a meal there though expensive was "an occasion" and my wife very much enjoyed. The management may be correct in going down the more pubby route, for example they now show live rugby and I note another review refers to live music, but it is now quite similar to many other places in terms as to what it offers whilst more expensive and remote so I would not be certain as to success.
5. The Angel Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 301 reviews
The inn has medieval origins and is a few paces from the centre of Petworth. With a relaxed atmosphere throughout, its unspoilt bar features ships beams, wooden and slate floors, stone walls and 3 fireplaces, one of which is used to spit-roast joints of m
Reviewed By jennie397
Excellent service friendly staff,great food. We stayed here about 2 years ago and loved the room, hence we made it our go to pub for an extended stay in PetworthThank you so much for taking the time to leave such a lovely review of your recent visit to The Angel Inn.We appreciate all feedback from our valued guests. I am so happy to hear you were impressed with our facities and our friendly staff, and that you had an enjoyable stay overall. We are delighted you have already thinking of coming back, and we look forward to welcoming you back then.
4. The Star
Overall Ratings
4 based on 576 reviews
Centrally located in the heart of Petworth town, The Star is a historic lovely pub, serving amazing food and drink 7 days a week, your home from home where you can relax, unwind and socialise. Our drinks include award winning draft beers, along with a wid
Reviewed By June P
My friend and I had a light lunch - homemade soup and bread plus chips and salad - all very nicely presented, delicious and good value. I'm vegan - and it was easy to find a couple of nice options. The customer service was excellent - do try it!Thank you for your review June and Iâm glad you enjoyed your visit. We are really pleased that you enjoyed your time with us and that the team looked after you. We want The Star to be somewhere people can come and relax, socialise and enjoy good food and drink in comfortable surroundings. Hope we see you again soon..
3. The Stag Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 300 reviews
The Stag Inn is a lovely, country pub set in the beautiful village of Balls Cross in Petworth. The menu changes on a weekly basis and all their products are sourced locally. With traditional log fire and award winning Badger ales - a warm welcome and grea
Reviewed By Middletonmagic
Visited this pub for the first time today and had a great sandwich lunch. A traditional country inn this place is off the beaten track and in a glorious setting. It was a lovely sunny day today so we ate outside with our dog - the pub is very dog-friendly. The garden setting is lovely and inside very quaint. We arrived just after 12.00 and glad we were early - the pub got gradually more busy and clearly popular. The pub has a good selection of well-kept beers and the menu is simple but well-priced. We had egg-mayo and alsombacon and fried egg sandwiches - these came with rustic chips and salad. Good portions. A great lunch at a good price in a lovely setting - give it a try and it won't disappoint.
2. Tiffins Tea Room
Overall Ratings
4 based on 292 reviews
Reviewed By susiew09
The panini was good, only bottled drinks, not brilliant, but the watitess spilt my husband's full drink all over him when she arrived with the panini. Her response: 'Oh bugger'. They were apologetic, wiped up and provided another drink but a sugary drink means washing jumper and trousers as well as walking around in wet clothes. Good customer service would have waived the bill (less than £10). Not impressed. A good reputation on Tripadvisor needs maintaining. We discovered there were equally good places in Petworth after our disastrous lunch!
1. The Stag Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 300 reviews
The Stag Inn is a lovely, country pub set in the beautiful village of Balls Cross in Petworth. The menu changes on a weekly basis and all their products are sourced locally. With traditional log fire and award winning Badger ales - a warm welcome and grea
Reviewed By Middletonmagic
Visited this pub for the first time today and had a great sandwich lunch. A traditional country inn this place is off the beaten track and in a glorious setting. It was a lovely sunny day today so we ate outside with our dog - the pub is very dog-friendly. The garden setting is lovely and inside very quaint. We arrived just after 12.00 and glad we were early - the pub got gradually more busy and clearly popular. The pub has a good selection of well-kept beers and the menu is simple but well-priced. We had egg-mayo and alsombacon and fried egg sandwiches - these came with rustic chips and salad. Good portions. A great lunch at a good price in a lovely setting - give it a try and it won't disappoint.
