Where to eat Cafe food in Storrington: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Cafe food in Storrington, United Kingdom including Joanna's Boutique Tearoom, The Old Workshop Cafe, Truffles, Tea Room at The Corn Store, Costa Coffee, Jungle Tea Room, Riverside Cafe Tea Room and Gardens, Pulborough Brooks RSPB Cafe, Partners Cafe, Steyning Tea Rooms
10. 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.
9. Partners Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 257 reviews
Reviewed By Sharon42016
Had breakfast here two mornings on the trot while staying in the town. Much better prices than hotels very close by and in my opinion you couldnât get a better breakfast. Small English breakfast that didnât seem too small to me. Friendly staff in a nice atmosphere located in the middle of town. I would definitely recommend eating here.
8. Pulborough Brooks RSPB Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By SavvyTraveller1955
Really friendly volunteers who work in the café. Good locally sourced and well cooked food at reasonable prices. Nice atmosphere and efficient service. Wildlife to watch from window of the cafe or sit outside under shelter. What's not to like?Thanks for your lovely feedback - hope we'll see you again soon!
7. Riverside Cafe Tea Room and Gardens
Overall Ratings
4 based on 446 reviews
Situated on the banks of the River Arun, Riverside offers breakfast, lunch and traditional afternoon teas all year round. Enjoy sitting outside by the river in the South Downs National Park, drinking a cold beer or enjoying cream tea, we are opposite Ambe
Reviewed By TicklePulborough
We were really looked forward to visiting this tearoom. The view is fabulous but, oh dear, the wait for our food was totally unacceptable. It was not busy - 4 or 5 tables had customers - but we waited 45 minutes for a scone and an afternoon tea. Trouble was our drinks were brought a few minutes after ordering but the coffee was stone cold by the time we were served out food. When I pointed this out, the waiter only apologised - did not offer to replace our drinks. My scone was excellent but my daughter's afternoon tea was very sparse - a few finger sandwiches of mainly cheese, cheese and cucumber, or cucumber and a few mini cakes and I mean mini. Again her scone was excellent though. Will we go again? No I don't think so when there are so many better places nearby. Shame. The views are super and the staff are very friendly and attentive. But the wait for food is silly.I'm sorry you were disappointed, we did warn every customer that there was a wait over lunchtime which gave you the choice to stay or leave - you chose to stay. We also replaced any drinks that came with our cream teas.I'm not sure where you sat but we were full all day, so "4 or 5 tables had customers" is simply not true.All Riverside Cream Teas have 8 finger sandwiches: smoked salmon, cucumber, cheese & pickle and egg sandwiches - I double-checked with our kitchen and they certainly did not sent out the sandwiches you are describing, they also come with mini cakes as specified on the menu, it is such a big tea that a lot of people end up taking the cakes home!
6. Jungle Tea Room
Overall Ratings
4 based on 54 reviews
The Jungle Tea Room is a vibrant new venture set on the grounds of Big Plant Nursery. We offer breakfasts, lunches, sandwhiches, cakes and teas/coffees - all home made. You can sit in our tea room or outside amongst the beautiful plants and we can even pr
Reviewed By FoodCultureFun
This is a fabulous and secluded place for a drink and or snack.Hidden in the West Sussex countryside although easy to locate with Google Maps and within a very good garden and plant retailer.The coffee is by Kendricks, which is a local supplier and the staff are well trained getting the best flavour delivered in the cup.You can sit inside or outside and it almost feels like a jungle amongst all the trees and shrubs for sale.Not tried their food yet but the cakes and scones look delicious.A brilliant surprise location for you and your family and friends.
5. Costa Coffee
Reviewed By Worldlife
This restaurant adjoins a Waitrose supermarket with a car park that is reasonably priced.On a sunny day, soon after its opening, we were pleased to sit outside with our dog.We do not like dogs in restaurants (other than guide dogs) and we therefore did not take advantage of a later development of encouraging dogs into this Costa.Pleased to see that on a visit today that policy had been changed and dogs are no longer admitted.The restaurant has the official five star food hygiene rating displayed. For us the presence of dogs in a restaurant somewhat offputting in terms of hygiene and may well cause problems to those with allergies.Service was friendly and we were invited to read the official Costa policy on dogs in their food premises.
4. Tea Room at The Corn Store
Overall Ratings
4 based on 86 reviews
Reviewed By jcI1104UQ
Driving my disabled Father back from Hospital the other week, he really fancied a cooked breakfast from one of his favourite Café haunts. We were able to phone ahead from Chichester and collect a delicious Corn Store, Full Breakfast, and head on home. Packaged wonderfully, brought out of the kitchen as I walked in, could not have been easier. This is almost definitely going to become a regular thing!
3. Truffles
Overall Ratings
4 based on 17 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 Veronica H
Visited Good Friday. Sign said open till 5pm, but had already switched off whatever's needed to make hot drinks before 3.30 when we arrived. Bought a cake each anyway - not the cheapest but tasty (even though another friend was amazed I'd bought one after a big pub lunch!!) Accessible and friendly.
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2. The Old Workshop Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
The Old Workshop Cafe - Specialist repair work to this 16th century barn has resulted in a really attractive café and exhibition space. The main barn and outside area are dog friendly and the café space itself is cosy and warm. Accompanying the café is an
Reviewed By Dave T
We was recommended The Old Workshop at Sullington Manor, that we decided to look for ourselves as we were in the area. We found the art gallery with the cafe down the metal staircase. Opened Thursday, Friday and Saturday when the art gallery is open. At the cosy little cafe we shared the cheese platter, followed by the butternut squash soup each and then shared a slice of coffee cake. The food was excellent and would call again. The art gallery had some interesting exhibits. A lovely cafe along side an art gallery.So pleased that you enjoyed your visit. The art exhibition is now over and the cafe will be next open on 15 - 17th November, 10am - 3pm. Please do check our own website for winter opening times. Thank you so much for a lovely review, it is really appreciated.
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1. Joanna's Boutique Tearoom
Overall Ratings
4 based on 277 reviews
Reviewed By Paula B
We cannot say enough great things about Joannaâs. We had our wedding reception there and the food, service, venue were OUTSTANDING. Jo, Luca and their wonderful team could not do enough for us and nothing was too much trouble. If youâre thinking of using this venue for any function you WILL NOT be disappointed. Wonderful...just wonderful â¥ï¸
