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Cowdray Farm Shop Café
Café · Easebourne
Café at the Cowdray farm shop, across the river from Midhurst.
- A272, Easebourne
A mini guide to
Midhurst and Petworth: eat and drink
Where to eat and drink in Midhurst and Petworth
Food & drink
Where to eat and drink in Midhurst and Petworth
Choose a type below, then search by name or cuisine. Every place has its own card with directions.
Bars
Faustino's Wine and Tapas Bar
Bar · Midhurst
Wine and tapas bar on North Street.
- 2A North Street, Midhurst
Cafés & sweet treats
Fitzcane's
Café · Midhurst
Café on North Street.
- North Street, Midhurst
Restaurants
Fratelli
Italian restaurant · Midhurst
Italian restaurant on West Street.
- West Street, Midhurst
Cafés & sweet treats
Garton's
Café · Midhurst
Café on Market Square.
- Market Square, Midhurst
Cafés & sweet treats
Kemaelli's
Café · Midhurst
Café on North Street.
- 16 North Street, Midhurst
Pubs
Swan Inn
Pub · Midhurst
Pub on Red Lion Street in the old town.
- Red Lion Street, Midhurst
Pubs
The Bricklayer's Arms
Pub · Midhurst
Pub on Wool Lane.
- Wool Lane, Midhurst
Pubs
The Fox Goes Free
Pub · Charlton
Country pub on Charlton Road in Charlton.
- Charlton Road, Charlton
Pubs
The Star, Petworth
Pub · Petworth
Pub on Market Square.
- Market Square, Petworth
Cafés & sweet treats
Tiffins Tea Rooms
Café · Petworth
Tea rooms on Petworth High Street.
- High Street, Petworth
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While you are here
Things to see in Midhurst and Petworth
A few of the sights in the area. The Things to do page lists them all, with directions and official links.
Things to do
Devil's Jumps
Line of five Bronze Age bell barrows near Treyford, up to 4.8 metres high; Wikipedia calls it the most intact barrow group in Sussex.
Things to do
Petworth House and Park
Late 17th-century house with Grinling Gibbons carvings and many Turner paintings, in a Capability Brown deer park with fallow deer.
Things to do
Cowdray Ruins
Ruins of an early Tudor house visited by Henry VIII and Elizabeth I, gutted by fire in 1793; open for events and tours.
Photo credits
- Woolbeding Gardens: David Smith, CC BY-SA 2.0, source
- Devil's Jumps: Simon Burchell, CC BY-SA 3.0, source
- Petworth House and Park: Donar Reiskoffer, CC BY 3.0, source
- Cowdray Ruins: Charlesdrakew at English Wikipedia, Public domain, source
- Lewes and the Seven Sisters: Colin Park, CC BY-SA 2.0, source
Photos from Wikimedia Commons, used under the licences shown. All photo credits
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