Places to Eat

The village cafe, great for a morning coffee, light lunch (the sausage rolls are amazing)  or afternoon teas. about 15 min walk.

www.thespurslindon.co.uk 

The village pub has a sizeable restuarant or you can eat in the bar, or the garden if the weather suits. Great for Sunday roast with a 15 min walk back afterwards.

www.hollytreewalberton.com

In the nearby village of Walberton, quirky decor and good value. Quiz night Tuesday. Only about a 10 min walk down Tye lane.

From fine dining in the restaurant to bar meals inside, or in the garden with views over the golf course. Clive and the team also do Summer barbeques, if the weather suits.

A fine traditional pub with a large restaurant, bar and gardens, a strong contender for our favourite for Sunday lunch.

Wide ranging menu from the sub-continent, with really friendly staff. Takeaway available.

Really nice gastro pub/restaurant/hotel in the centre of Arundel.

Set in an elegant listed building at the top of the High Street, with a wide selection of Oriental cuisine, in our opinion the best chinese in the area. Takeaway available.

Fine Italian restaurant in the High Street. Great for a lunch or an evening meal, speciality steak and fish nights are good value.

Our favourite restaurant in Arundel. Fine dining but the compact size means you will need to book in advance.

There are many good coffee shops and tea rooms in Arundel but Cockburns is our favourite, and they have the nicest cakes! 

Set on the riverbank about a mile out of the center of the town. The perfect setting on a summer's day, it can get very busy in high season.

Nice gastro pub in a lovely village about 3 miles outside of Arundel.

Set at the foot of Bury Hill this traditional pub offers a good menu with some Aussie influence from owner and head chef Nicholas.

Quaint thatched roof gastro pub with its own micro brewery, the best of both worlds.

Set alongside Houghton Bridge, with lovely views of the river, perfect on a sunny day for lunch or afternoon tea. The salads are tremendous!

Traditional country pub, cosy to eat inside, or if the weather suits, 'al fresco' in the gardens.

Varied menu, usually with some tempting specials. Eat in the bar, the conservatory or take in the stunning views from the deck.

With wonderful views across the harbour  and the flexibility of formal dining in the restaurant or more casual outside. 

A quaint pub, one of the oldest in Sussex, and a garden with stunning views.