The Old Stables Fontwell

well located restaurant, very friendly, helpful and competent staff and really good eating. we are back

spend a lot of time here when they go out with the good lady. eating is really nice and I recommend the samuel adams beer. delicious.

there was no booking on their system in my name, this did not prove to be a problem because the restaurant was not busy and we were found a table directly decent eating and service. Voir le carte

I was looking forward to the sunday roast. I was shown to a table in the darkest part of the restaurant. my order was quickly taken by a beautiful waitress and delivered within minutes. down from there frying kartoffels were cooked for hours hard outside and dreadfully inside! papageien and carrots overcooked and hard. eat well, much gravy. will certainly not recommend or eat again. spekulatiw for a disappointing eating!

this beautiful old building was tastefully decorated so that they can still see the exposed beams. they also had a wood fire that created a cozy atmosphere. they offer the standard variant inns vegan menu. I ordered the spiced squash curry. the spicy mirror was close to me, but otherwise it was nice enough. it was quite busy when we visited on a Saturday night, so there was a little waiting for eating, but we were warned when ordering.

we arrived at the time of our booking on Mother's Day, but open table had not sent the booking to the old stables, although they were very busy, they could accommodate us. the menu had several choices and the food quality was from a high standard. the weinlist was quite limited and our first choices were not available. the staff was very attentive and could not do enough to help. we would definitely go back because we really enjoyed the experience. Voir le carte

eat very disappointing for the price. only 2 main course choices for gluten-free and no gloomy out of ice that I felt was exorbitant £5-50 for 3 small creatures of average quality ice. I had super salat, nothing super about it just 2 small cubes mango, tiny pieces sparingly, a few wide beans on a buck water cream and leaves, huh was over boiled! other meal in our party, lamb was hard, lasagne salty, schinitzl jäger huh cut, heavy lack of vegetables too. everything in all, only firm and love on our table made it pleasant. Don't think we're back.

the old stables is part of a chain (vintage inns,) but, as chains go, it is not bad at all. very comfortable and beautiful ambiente, friendly dogs, very friendly and helpful staff. not many vegan options on the menu (2 each of beginners, netzen and puddings) and one of the main thing was a moving mountain burger that I really find terrible. but what we have done was beautiful. Lauch and potato soup with sourdough, lentils, sage and red wine lasagne with a dressed salate and brombeer and apple crumb with a sorbet. so a beautiful surprise from the pub next to a travelodge on the A27.

spacious, friendly, tasteful place with a welcoming, cozy atmosphere. the heart and two young ladies were very friendly and accommodating, as well as super dog friendly! (water bowls, dog biscuits and a selection to sit at places. our bmd has made herself very home as they can see from the picture although vegan choices were limited and the pub is part of a chain, which was very tasty and the byalat was very fresh and crisp. the suppe was tasty and full, the lasagne rich and moist and I would strongly recommend the caramel biscuit torte if they miss cheesecake! we found the service very fast and friendly (saturday evening between 1900h 2030h and the prices probably averaged for the opposite... Voir le carte