The Stufato special was good and spicy, the harissa came through. That dough bowl is no joke, really filling. For a speciality dish, the price felt fair. Left comfortably full.

The eggs Benedict were lovely. The hollandaise was light, and the eggs were perfectly poached. It&rsquo;s rare to find such fresh, quality ingredients. The chef even came by our table for a quick chat, which was a nice touch.

A pleasant tea room with a modern feel. The garden seating is a nice option on a sunny day. Portions are decent and the menu has a good mix of sweet and savoury things. It&#39;s dog-friendly too, which is a plus. A solid spot for a casual bite.

Such a lovely spot by the canal. The gardens were beautiful, really made the whole evening feel a bit more special. Perfect for a relaxed meal, just what I needed.

The coffee was strong and well-made. The food smelled great. I appreciated that they had a decent selection of wines by the glass to pair with the meal, which is always a plus for me. Made for a very pleasant lunch.

They had colouring books and crayons for the kids, which was a thoughtful touch. The playground just outside is a huge plus for families. Kept my little one entertained while we waited for our food.

Our server was really on it tonight. Noticed my water glass was getting low before I did, and had a friendly chat about the specials. That kind of attention makes a difference.

Sunday roast was solid. Meat was tender, gravy had good flavour. The cauliflower cheese stood out, really well done. Service was efficient, no fuss. Good option for a straightforward Sunday lunch.

I highly recommend the afternoon tea at this restaurant. The selection of sandwiches, scones, and petit fours was delightful, and the service was impeccable.

Loved the vibe here! The warm lighting and all the plants made it feel so cosy. Perfect for a chilled midweek catch-up with friends. We ended up staying for ages just chatting.

Popped in for the three-course special. Solid deal. The wine list had a few interesting options by the glass, which was a nice touch. Went with a red that paired well with the steak. Could do with a few more craft beers on the menu, but no major complaints.

Been here a few times now. The food&#39;s always solid, but what really stands out are the desserts. The chocolate tart last night was fantastic - perfect pastry, rich filling. Best I&#39;ve had in Chichester.

The family who runs this place are just lovely. You can feel the warmth when they greet you. It&#39;s a genuine smile that makes you feel looked after, not just served.

The turkey was so fresh and tender, and the vegetables were crisp and colourful. Just what I look for in a meal.

The breakfast is cooked to order, which is a nice touch. Had the full English and it was spot on. Perfect for a lazy weekend catch-up with friends, though it did take a little while to arrive.

Loved the cosy vibe here. The stone walls and open fire gave it such a warm, old-school pub feel. Perfect for a chilly evening.

A nice spot for a break. The Fuller&#39;s and guest beers are good, but I&#39;d love to see more low-alcohol or alcohol-free options on the menu.

The milkshake menu is huge, I spent ages just reading it! Went for a classic strawberry, it was thick and creamy. The staff were really friendly when I couldn&#39;t decide. Nice spot for a sweet treat.

The spicy nutty chicken had a proper kick and great flavour. Staff were quick to bring the lime pickle, really friendly too.

Came here over Christmas. The menu had some really thoughtful gluten-free and dairy-free choices.

Walked in and it&rsquo;s like a proper Texas ranch. So many little details in the decor, really feels like a movie set. Just a cool spot to grab a beer.

The fish and chips were just what I needed on a grey afternoon. It&#39;s a proper, old-school place. I liked the simple wooden booths and the quiet hum of the fryer. No fuss, just good comfort food.

The owners really know their stuff, especially when it comes to the wine list. They suggested a glass that paired perfectly with my pasta. Always a warm, genuine vibe here. It&#39;s just a nice spot that makes you feel good.

Jacob was a top server, really on it and friendly. The food hit the spot. I was hoping to pair the spicy nduja doughballs with a bold red, but a couple of them were missing the sausage filling. Still, a solid meal.

Chicken tikka masala was the highlight. The sauce had a nice depth, creamy but not heavy. Staff were friendly, didn&#39;t feel rushed even though it was a quick dinner stop. Good portion for the price.

Been coming here for years, and the full English is always spot on. It&#39;s the reason I keep coming back.

The brie and cranberry toastie was lovely. The building&#39;s history with the cathedral gives it a nice feel.

Busy Saturday night, but the staff kept things moving smoothly. My grilled salmon was cooked just right, still moist inside. The side salad had really fresh greens, crisp and vibrant. Appreciated that even with the rush, the kitchen didn&#39;t compromise on the ingredients.

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