The French Horn - Carte

Lovely pub.great service. We had the meat raclette which was amazing..couldn't finish it all Or else we would have popped.

Had the raclette burger. Was the best burger I've ever had hands down. Didn't even need ketchup...which I can't recall ever happening.

Lovely service, amazing raclette (veggie option available! with the most generous portions (doggy bags available! , delicious wine cosy atmosphere. 10/10 would recommend. Voir le carte

Welcoming and cosy little pub on seven dials. Fabulous atmosphere and wonderful home cooked French food cooked by the talented Sandrine. Friendly and attentive staff. Lovely evening here, we will be back!

Quick lunch stop was disappointing. French onion soup very tasty, but at £10 for a bowl, we felt it was definitely overpriced. The bread that was served with the soup arrived 10 minutes later when we had almost finished our soup. The service was friendly, but slow (restaurant was empty).

So happy to find this close to home. A friendly, relaxed pub that offers raclette. The meat and veggie options were both good. The house red and white wine were fine. We thought it was good value and the portions are generous we were 4 very hungry people and we were completely full, couldn’t even think about desert. The staff were just the right amount of attentive and helpful. Maybe not one for a romantic evening, but perfect for a fun night with friends. Voir le carte

The vibe of this pub is great. It’s on a corner of seven dials with windows looking into a golden room of music,laughter and surprise. For some it could be considered as a local boozer serving standard ales however on the inside there is much more….. If you hit the right night you could be in for a surprise . This pub holds poker nights, has live bands and major England football matches. Most importantly, The French Horn has one of the best French charcuterie/cheese boards there is to offer in Brighton! The chef is a petite French lady who certainly knows what she is doing and SHE is the hidden gem of the this pub. The menu is traditional, simple and affordable. The cheese boards are seasona...

Had picpol. wine it was good. avoid the sauvignon perhaps. kindly allowed to try it before buying. a bottle. We were to pay straight away. Garlic bread would have made a French man roll with laughter. Raclette was over salty problem with the meat being very salty. rather dry potatoes could have been brushed with butter or something and did not quite hit the spot.I imagine the cheese should be bubbling hot and it should be served quickly fresh off the press what was hear was some rather warm congealed cheese. overall everything was mixed in together including the cornichons and radishes. a bit odd. Burger seemed better and chips were okay. on the menu the raclette was £6 which seemed cheap th...

I was in this place months ago, for a birthday, and that was such a pleasure to know that a pub can offer a proper raclette, as a French from Savoie, I need a good raclette in my life. So I came, in the middle of January, windy cold weather to try out the famous raclette, I was quite disappointed by the noice I should say, it 's way more too noisy to enjoy such a perfect dish as a raclette. Believe me. Anyway, I could speak in French as I know there is a French waitress but let 's speak in English. I was happy to take a raclette with 4cheeses. So obviously, we 've waited a long time, half an hour I should say but it 's fine, because we 've had preparations, starters and bread (the perfect wa... Voir le carte