Farmer Butcher Chef Restaurant and Bar
New Barn Hill, Chichester PO18 0QB, United Kingdom
4.5
413 reviews
8 comments
V798+4X Chichester, United Kingdom
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Monday: 18–21
Tuesday: 18–21
Wedneasday: 18–21
Thursday: 12–14
Friday: 12–14
Saturday: 12–14
Sunday: 12–14
Tuesday: 18–21
Wedneasday: 18–21
Thursday: 12–14
Friday: 12–14
Saturday: 12–14
Sunday: 12–14
Service effort was good, but they just didn't seem to know what was going on or the menu/alterations.
Very limited menu that doesn't cater for vegetarians well and not at all for vegans
Not cheap, but well worth it.
My parents had lamb, myself beef.
All the dinners came out lukewarm, did mention to waitress that food wasn’t hot( not her fault) she did apologise. She was lovely by the way. I had to order extra gravy to warm it up!
Seasonal veg , it said, one carrot, bit of cauliflower cheese, 3 potatoes. My beef had on every slice a grissle .
We are locals and have had better from local pubs/ restaurants.
For £25 per head, you would expect better.
Arrived nice and early to the restaurant lovely setting at Goodwood in West Sussex as one would expect .
Was recommended this place by a high flyer chef in London to have a Sunday lunch .
It’s been a long wait , as originally I had a reservation booked with the late Chef Albert Roux .
Unfortunately due to covid the reservation was delayed .
A family affair we chose the Roast Rump of beef served with Yorkshire pudding and roast potatoes and accompanied by some cabbage and carrots .
Tables were spaced out , friendly atmosphere and genuinely polite manager showed us to a lovely table .
We requested 3 of beef to be over done , one to be cooked as per chefs recommendation , unfortunately they came a bit of miss match of plates and had to play pass the plate .. around the table .
The beef was cooked rare to Medium , for me was good . Slightly colder then warm .
The other beef was still rare , which again is unfortunate . I was surprised the girls ate it 😅
The meat was slightly fatty and held a fair amount of gristle . Ordered extra Gravy .. slightly under seasoned .
However all in all a good Sunday lunch , dessert was baked Alaska which was throughly enjoyed by all .
Extra sides of braised cabbage was tasty .
Drinks were good however when paying 22.00 pounds for 175ml of glass of wine one would expect that the waiter would pour the wine at the table so we could see the bottle it’s the experience .
Not just to arrive at the table on a tray as bringing a pot of Earl Grey tea for example even that comes with label and a tag .
Nice room , nice setting , a nice Sunday lunch . Good Gastro pub food essentially !!