Top Restaurants in Henfield
Top Things to do in Henfield
Where to eat Cafe food in Henfield: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best Cafe restaurants nearby. Discover the best Cafe food in Henfield. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Cafe restaurants near you. including Relish Cafe, Steyning Tea Rooms, Fuel Coffee House, Truffles, Rushfields Cafe, The Sussex Produce Company, The Nutmeg Tree, The Coach House, Abigails, Ginger & Dobbs
Things to do in Henfield
10. Ginger & Dobbs
Overall Ratings
4 based on 283 reviews
We have a very chilled out space which is child and dog friendly serving great homemade food and phenomenal cakes and pastries as well as cheese and charcuterie boards, antipasti and a small but great quality wine list.
Reviewed By jillianarb
Pleasant rustic ambience and organic shop next door. They will thankfully do HALF PORTIONS of sourdough toast with scrambled eggs. Only comment is that it is the wrong bread for toasting, consequently the edge is crispy but the rest is SOGGY! Would have something else next time! Coffee looked good. My friend uses the place on a regular basis and sings itâs praises.
9. Abigails
Abigail's is a new family run cafe on the Huffwood Industrial Estate (sister Cafe' to The Coach House Cafe in Patcham), open to the local businesses and public alike. Selling homemade locally sourced ground coffee, breakfast, sandwiches, jacket potatoes,
Reviewed By 358matw
Just had a lovely chilli and jacket spud meal with my friend, really delicious and filling, would definitely recommend. The cakes looked lovely and yummy too
8. The Coach House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 133 reviews
The Coach House is owned by Mother and Daughter team, Andrea and Emma. They serve breakfast, brunch, lunches, afternoon tea's and provide a takeaway service for drinks and food. You can expect full English Breakfasts, homemade Giant Scotch eggs, sausage r
Reviewed By gerry66
Never been here before, what a lovely little place it is, the two people working there were so friendly, as soon as we walked in, our table was reserved,the food was first class, you choose your own sandwiches, and these are made up for you, could not fault it, will go there again, highly recomended.
7. The Nutmeg Tree
Overall Ratings
5 based on 104 reviews
The Nutmeg Tree is a Tearooms/Restaurant set in the 1930's/40's. Traditional English ,serving morning coffee, all day breakfast, lunches & afternoon tea. Has a beautiful courtyard garden. Licensed & dog friendly.
Reviewed By 979gordonw
Outstanding rendition of a classic English Tea House. Decor, staff, uniforms, service, food, tea, sweets all done brilliantly. Will return for sure!
6. The Sussex Produce Company
Overall Ratings
4 based on 388 reviews
A cosy restaurant/cafe serving local produce on a fresh, monthly changing menu. Opening for breakfast and lunch daily, and dinner on a Friday and Saturday evening. Join us for our themed evenings including a monthly Thai weekend the first Friday and Satur
Reviewed By foxy196two
Wanted a snack and wandered into here. Wish I'd read some reviews first £8 for eggs benidict is pricey for rural Sussex. However it was very tasty.
5. Rushfields Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 111 reviews
Reviewed By bambifalls
Came here with my wife for a couple of bits and decided on a late lunch/early dinner. We had the pie of the day, and sausages, both with mash and veg. We were surprised just how good the quality was. The pie (Meat & Ale) must rate as one of the best I have had in a long time, the pastry was not overbearing, another was plenty of meat. The veg was crisp, fresh, and varied. Service was friendly and everything looked clean.
4. Truffles
Overall Ratings
3 based on 49 reviews
Family run bakery based in the heart of Sussex. We pride ourselves in having a passion for good quality baking and excellent service.
Reviewed By John G
I had to go to Henfield on business and Truffles was recommended to me, I have been in another branch so assumed it would be similar. It was.It's quite a small place narrow but long, the front consists of the bakery and service counter whilst the rear is the dining room. There is seating for approximately 26 patrons.Staff were friendly, the food was good value and tasty, would recommend it.Unless there was an entrance I didn't see it is not good for people with mobility issues. There are steps into the shop area then steps up again to the dining area.
3. Fuel Coffee House
Fuel Coffee House was born out of our desire to create a destination in the South Downs for people who love great coffee, awesome baked goods and appreciate all things automotive. Think of us as a club house for everyone.
Reviewed By T9081POricharde
This new venture deserves every success. With good coffee and quality pastries, it provides a comfortable space to chat with friends (or strangers) about cars - ancient or modern, humble or exotic. There's even a view of the Downs across the yard. Not to be confused with the café round the back of the estate, where you can still get a good fry-up if that's what you need, the Fuel Coffee House is more for a relaxing chat over a cup of good coffee. Friendly and efficient service is provided by Zara, the wife of Golding Barn Garage proprietor Olly, so if you have a car-related problem it might be worth popping across to reception to see if they can help. (I am a satisfied customer of the garage too.)
2. Steyning Tea Rooms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 667 reviews
Reviewed By Burnham10
If youâre lucky enough to get a table in these tea rooms then I donât think youâll be disappointed. Beautifully fresh sandwiches, jacket potatoes and enormous scones both sweet and savoury as well as cakes. If you want âteaâ you may have to book itâs that popular.
United Kingdom Food Guide: 3 Diner food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Henfield
1. Relish Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By jo74201
My partner and I went to this place a lot when it was Taste Deli, but it's even better now. The breakfasts in particular are great. We've had salads, curries, and other meals there as well. Fresh produce, fab selection. They've got lots of veggie and gluten free options too. You can have cake as takeaway! It's dog friendly, although a pretty small space. The food would sometimes take a while to arrive but this is just due to the popularity & there usually only really being the one chef in! Understandable with a brand new business, still finding its feet.
Where to eat Pub food in Henfield: The Best Restaurants and Bars
