Guidebook for Byworth
Food Scene
Some recommendations for tea rooms, deli, pubs and restaurants.
A nice spot for lunch, early evening meals (check availability in Winter months) or drinks and just 2 minutes walk from The Granary. For later dining I would recommend some of the other pubs/restaurants in the guidebook.
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The Black Horse Inn
55 Western RdA nice spot for lunch, early evening meals (check availability in Winter months) or drinks and just 2 minutes walk from The Granary. For later dining I would recommend some of the other pubs/restaurants in the guidebook.
Tiffins of Petworth
High StreetLovely cakes, teas and light meals in a pretty tea room.
It has won many awards and specialises in local produce – booking recommended.
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Horse Guards Inn
It has won many awards and specialises in local produce – booking recommended.
It is an award winning deli and stocks a wonderful range of food, bread from their own bakery, a huge range of cheeses and a butcher. They also serve tea, coffee, cakes and sandwiches here or for a broader menu you can visit their Café in Lombard St.
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The Hungry Guest Food Shop
Middle StreetIt is an award winning deli and stocks a wonderful range of food, bread from their own bakery, a huge range of cheeses and a butcher. They also serve tea, coffee, cakes and sandwiches here or for a broader menu you can visit their Café in Lombard St.
Snacks, salads and cakes. Accessed from the end of the Petworth car park.
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The Hungry Guest Cafe
Pound StreetSnacks, salads and cakes. Accessed from the end of the Petworth car park.
Lovely farm shop and cafe. Easy parking and a nice walk to Cowdray ruins and the town of Midhurst
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Cowdray Farm Shop & Cafe
Lovely farm shop and cafe. Easy parking and a nice walk to Cowdray ruins and the town of Midhurst
The Star
Market SquareNice pub in Market Square with a warm welcome and great menu.
Lovely vineyard for English sparkling wine. Sit outside with a glass of fizz, plate of cheese and gaze over the vines. Vineyard picnics, afternoon tea and Sunday lunch also available.
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Tinwood Estate
Tinwood LaneLovely vineyard for English sparkling wine. Sit outside with a glass of fizz, plate of cheese and gaze over the vines. Vineyard picnics, afternoon tea and Sunday lunch also available.
One of the better known names of the English sparkling wine scene. Open days and tours available.
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Nyetimber
One of the better known names of the English sparkling wine scene. Open days and tours available.
Another English Sparkling wine producer. Very local, on the road from Petworth to Midhurst (just past Tillington). Tours available. Lovely terrace bar in the summer months.
Upperton
Another English Sparkling wine producer. Very local, on the road from Petworth to Midhurst (just past Tillington). Tours available. Lovely terrace bar in the summer months.
Stylish surroundings, good cocktails/wine list and an imaginative menu.
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E.Street Bar & Grill
New StreetStylish surroundings, good cocktails/wine list and an imaginative menu.
Lovely friendly pub with a great selection of wines and beers. Extensive food menu including classics, seasonal and great Roasts on Sunday until late.
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Badgers
Coultershaw BridgeLovely friendly pub with a great selection of wines and beers. Extensive food menu including classics, seasonal and great Roasts on Sunday until late.
Parks & Nature
A beautiful 700 acre deer park designed by Capability Brown with the largest herd of fallow deer in Britain. The music festival in the summer is well worth a visit.
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Casa y parque de Petworth
A beautiful 700 acre deer park designed by Capability Brown with the largest herd of fallow deer in Britain. The music festival in the summer is well worth a visit.
Hesworth Common station
Nice woodlands for a local walk.
Coates
Nice heathland walk
Set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, West Wittering Beach is a large and sandy beach located at the entrance to Chichester Harbour. Proud holders of the Blue Flag Award for cleanliness and safety when it is patrolled by lifeguards in the summer months, it is a wonderful area for a traditional bucket and spade day out or as a starting point winter walk around East Head. Throughout the day, either to eat in or as a takeaway, the Beach Cafe serves an appetising range of hot and cold food (open weekends only in the winter season). Car Parking is available throughout the year.
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Playa de West Wittering
Pound RoadSet in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, West Wittering Beach is a large and sandy beach located at the entrance to Chichester Harbour. Proud holders of the Blue Flag Award for cleanliness and safety when it is patrolled by lifeguards in the summer months, it is a wonderful area for a traditional bucket and spade day out or as a starting point winter walk around East Head. Throughout the day, either to eat in or as a takeaway, the Beach Cafe serves an appetising range of hot and cold food (open weekends only in the winter season). Car Parking is available throughout the year.
Amberley Wild Brooks
A great haven for birdlife in winter.
A haven for birds with great bird watching opportunities.
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Pulborough Brooks RSPB
A haven for birds with great bird watching opportunities.
Arts & Culture
Owned by the National Trust and is famous for his collection of Turner paintings. Regular events and exhibitions.
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Petworth House
Church StreetOwned by the National Trust and is famous for his collection of Turner paintings. Regular events and exhibitions.
Essentials
Co-op Food
Market SquareOpen til 10pm
LloydsPharmacy
Green Lane CloseGetting Around
Station Approach
Station Approach4 miles from Byworth with services to London Victoria and London Bridge
Entertainment & Activities
Polo matches during the summer. Great events to attend and take your own picnic.
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Cowdray Park Polo Club
Polo matches during the summer. Great events to attend and take your own picnic.
Great racecourse in a beautiful setting on the South Downs with nineteen meetings a year including Glorious Goodwood.
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Goodwood Racecourse
Selhurstpark RoadGreat racecourse in a beautiful setting on the South Downs with nineteen meetings a year including Glorious Goodwood.
Home to the famous Goodwood Revival and Festival of Speed
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Goodwood House
Kennel HillHome to the famous Goodwood Revival and Festival of Speed
This is an interesting use of an old chalk pit above the railway station - it's now home to a treasure horde of old agricultural and industrial machinery, nearly all of it still functioning.
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Museo de Amberley
New Barn RoadThis is an interesting use of an old chalk pit above the railway station - it's now home to a treasure horde of old agricultural and industrial machinery, nearly all of it still functioning.
Sightseeing
Early Tudor courtiers' palaces built from 1520 and are an impressive backdrop to Midhurst.
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Cowdray Ruins
Early Tudor courtiers' palaces built from 1520 and are an impressive backdrop to Midhurst.
(Closed during Winter months). One of the country's finest Elizabethan houses complete with Great Hall and Long Gallery. The Gardens consist of beautiful Pleasure Grounds and a four acre Walled Garden. Stunning herbaceous borders, a glass house, vegetable garden and orchard. Voted in Guardian's 10 best gardens to visit.
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Parham House & Gardens
Parham Park(Closed during Winter months). One of the country's finest Elizabethan houses complete with Great Hall and Long Gallery. The Gardens consist of beautiful Pleasure Grounds and a four acre Walled Garden. Stunning herbaceous borders, a glass house, vegetable garden and orchard. Voted in Guardian's 10 best gardens to visit.
West Dean College specialises in arts and crafts and conservation. Its beautifully restored Gardens are open to the public with a restaurant and shop.
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West Dean Gardens
West Dean College specialises in arts and crafts and conservation. Its beautifully restored Gardens are open to the public with a restaurant and shop.
The fascinating Weald and Downland Museum is made up of historic houses and agricultural buildings dating from the 13th century to Victorian times, rescued from destruction and rebuilt in a magnificent parkland setting.
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Weald & Downland Living Museum
Town LaneThe fascinating Weald and Downland Museum is made up of historic houses and agricultural buildings dating from the 13th century to Victorian times, rescued from destruction and rebuilt in a magnificent parkland setting.
It has a lovely setting; on the east side there is the scarp slope of the Downs, rising up to Amberley Mount with a steep climb up to the South Downs Way. On the south and west sides of Amberley there's the atmospheric River Arun and the wild brooks. The village has its own Castle though it's in use as a hotel and wedding venue. They do cream teas.
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Amberley
It has a lovely setting; on the east side there is the scarp slope of the Downs, rising up to Amberley Mount with a steep climb up to the South Downs Way. On the south and west sides of Amberley there's the atmospheric River Arun and the wild brooks. The village has its own Castle though it's in use as a hotel and wedding venue. They do cream teas.
Arundel Castle founded at the end of the 11th Century, it has been the family home of the Dukes of Norfolk and their ancestors for nearly 1000 years. Set high on a hill in West Sussex, this great Castle commands the landscape with magnificent views across the South Downs and the River Arun.
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Arundel Castle
Arundel Castle founded at the end of the 11th Century, it has been the family home of the Dukes of Norfolk and their ancestors for nearly 1000 years. Set high on a hill in West Sussex, this great Castle commands the landscape with magnificent views across the South Downs and the River Arun.