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Top 3 Contemporary food in Rustington, United Kingdom
Discover Restaurants offering the best Contemporary food in Rustington, United Kingdom including The Town House, The Spotted Cow, Motte & Bailey Cafe
1. The Town House
Overall Ratings
5 based on 614 reviews
Reviewed By paulhX6737WG
A very good restraunt with excellent food much of it local and very well cooked and presented, wine list good and service good try the scallops for a starter and the surf and turf for main wonderful
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2. The Spotted Cow
Overall Ratings
4 based on 622 reviews
Reviewed By Bn16Earl
There is an instant welcome to this charming village pub, excellent staff, perfect pints and a great menu. Have been to their beer festivals, also summer solstice with a Morris troupe to entertain. As the evenings draw in and temperature drop, the open fires and warm welcome are perfect for a relaxing drink or meals with friends
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3. Motte & Bailey Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 367 reviews
Welcome and thank you for visiting the Motte & Bailey Cafe Trip Advisor page. Motte & Bailey Cafe is a traditional Cafe nestled in the heart of beautiful, historic Arundel. We open at 8.30am every day (except Sunday when we open at 9am) to make and serve
Reviewed By HBUM
A lunchtime rush promised much yet delivered very little: a brief half an hour was spent in the cafe yet despondency amongst staff left customers feeling like an inconvenience. Requests for condiments were met with barely concealed irritation. The meals were adequate at best but there was disparity between the price of the food and what was delivered. Having ordered a dairy-free drink due to a lactose intolerance, a regular dairy drink was delivered. On querying the origins of the milk, staff bizarrely asked whether the lactose-intolerant customer would like to finish the drink. A further request for separate bills was met with clenched teeth and a barely concealed sigh. This constant neediness simply added a further dreary layer of tedium to the apparently already bored staffâs troublesome shift from hell. Apologies for inconveniencing you all.
