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The Bat & Ball
How They Position Themselves Online
The Well Diggers (Low Heath Nr Petworth)
The restaurant has large picture windows overlooking a beautiful copice
and the rolling South Downs. We also have an open kitchen so the chefs at
work can entertain guests. We have an intimate, private dining room which
holds up to 10 people so is ideal for meetings, workshops, team building,
and celebration meals.
Our chefs are passionate about sourcing seasonal local produce wherever
possible from O'Hagan's sausages with Hallgate Farm’s free range
scrambled eggs, to John Murray's fabulous steaks, a fresh landed Dover
Sole to the old Welldigger’s favourite of Oxtail. Finally a delicious display
of desserts will be available on the deli counter for all to see and enjoy.
The Sir Roger Tichbourne (Alfold Bars)
The Sir Roger Tichborne established 1873, is the idyllic traditional
countryside pub. Situated in the iconic Alfold Bars overlooking the open
fields of northwest Sussex – no matter the English weather it’s the perfect
spot for sitting out in the shade or making for a quick, cosy fireside retreat.
With an excellent selection of freshly prepared food, beers, ales and wine
we pride ourselves on the quality of our locally sourced produce, served in
our warm, welcoming restaurant. We’re currently making some changes to
the pub, now under new management – but don’t worry – it’ll be the same
old Tich but with big improvements!
The Horse Guards (Tillington)
Settled in the sleepy village of Tillington, West Sussex, The Horse Guards
Inn is a 350 year old pub in The South Downs National Park. With rolling
views down the Rother Valley, the Horse Guards got its name in the 1840's,
when part the household cavalry would frequent the Inn, while their horses
rested on grass in the grounds of the Petworth Estate under the watchful
eye of Lord Egremont.
The pub is relaxed, friendly and informal with wooden tables and chairs,
oak beams and stripped floorboards. In winter you can roast chestnuts
foraged from Petworth Park on one of the open log fires, play board games
at the bar and forget about outside with a warm glass of spiced cider.
On sunnier days, enjoy the hidden garden slumped in deck chairs or on
straw-bale seats or have lunch at shaded tables on benches covered with
sheepskins, eating beside the herbs and vegetables you’ll find on your
plate.
A place to eat, drink and relax