Pub located in village of Halnaker, around minutes drive from Chichester. Large car park. Extensive menu of largely traditional British dishes. Really traditional/authentic English pub with good selection of local beers. Restaurant is a nice room to one side and back of the pub and there is a great outdoor seating area under a huge stretch tent. Very welcoming and excellent attentive service throughout meal. Some great Bar snacks which you can also have as starters. Crispy belly of pork with a spicy apple sauce was delicious as was a melt in mouth Scotch Egg. Baked Camembert With Rosemary and Blackberries also very good served with Garlic Sour Dough bread. Beef and Ale Pie/parcel full of ten...
I feel slightly bad writing this review, but I do so in the hope that it maintains its standards, as the previous two occasions we’ve been with family have been utterly incredible. I’ve also written past reviews and gave them top marks. This time felt a little different. It felt as though things were slipping which, when it costs as much as it does for essentially good pub food, needs mentioning. The service, although polite, was so slow. With two small hungry children this became an issue. But most regrettably, hairs in food. One at the bottom of a pile of mash (not ours, was deep down and the wrong colour! and another in the vanilla ice cream. I’m not sure it would put us off coming back,...
After a walk at the tree tunnel in Boxgrove, just 10 minutes from Chichester center, I stopped for lunch at this restaurant. The menu was diverse, the food was of great quality and well cooked, and the pub ambiance was nice. It's also dog friendly, which was a bonus. Overall, I highly recommend this place. The small pieces of pork belly for appetizers were perfect, as was the onion soup. I was disappointed that they had run out of the salted caramel dessert, which sounded delicious. I will definitely be returning to this restaurant.
We popped in for a bit of lunch after walking up to see the Halnaker windmill . The staff were very friendly ,the setting comfortable but then came our lunch. We ordered the chickpea and vegetable soup with welsh rarebit. The soup came out in a snack bowl only 1/3rd full and was gone in 4 small mouthfuls!! With one piece of cheese on sour bread . For 2 soup luches and 2 coffees the bill came to over £30 which we wouldn't mind if we had a decent size portion. We will ill not be going there again for food.
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We booked here for a special family occasion, my mother in laws 80th birthday. We were a large group of 18 and everything ran so smoothly, thank you! All staff were very accommodating to our needs (putting balloons and cake up, one special dietary requirements) nothing was too much trouble at all. All meals were served together and hot, not an easy task for such a large table! We’ll be back for sure. Thank you so very much for being part of this day, you did a fabulous job.
We did not book and the Arms was very busy but they managed to squeeze us in. The waiting staff were great, when we asked how long we would have to wait for a table and then for our meals they gave us honest accurate answers. The portions were generous and the food was good pub grub.
After visiting the nearby tree tunnel The Anglesey Arms was the perfect place to have a lovely lunch. Everyone was so helpful and friendly. I had the bangers and mash' and it was excellent.
This restaurant has a diverse and intriguing menu with mouth-watering, expertly prepared dishes. The staff, both at the tables and behind the bar, are welcoming and attentive.
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Dropped in with no notice 6 adults and 1 child they were very accommodating and the food was excellent Thank you all so much
Fantastic food, lovely location and wonderful and super helpful staff. Megan and Zane were super helpful.
