Belinda's Tearooms in Arun

Went there for coffee today - 4 cups.Unfortunately I did not check the eftpos machine when paying by contactless card and ended up paying £15.20. Not impressed at all🤨

I have been visiting Belindas for over 20 years. However, I visited yesterday and was so disappointed. The menu reduced considerably. It is under new management. We ordered two full English breakfasts and jacket potato with coronation chicken. The English breakfast was cold, sausage very cheap, bacon rubbery. Jacket potato hard. Will not return. Staff were very polite though but didnt make up for the bad food. Felt like my favourite pub had burnt down! So disappointed.....

Brilliant service, friendly, can't tell you enough about how great the food is.Can't wait till next time

Passing yesterday so popped in. So glad we did! My cream tea was fabulous but what was really nice was they offered a savoury cream tea with cheese scones, cream cheese and chutney for my non sweet toothed friend. Fabulous selection of cakes. I bought a piece of flapjack to "take away" but foolishly tasted it and had scoffed it before we left it, it was so delicious. Staff were polite and friendly and prices reasonable. No hesitation in recommending it.

Had positive expectations of Belinda's unfortunately it wasn't as good as we had hoped. The service was good but we think the food was poor quality particularly the bread served with the soup and sandwich.

Lovely old cafe with a nice fire, tea served properly and, most amazing, enough butter for the tea cake. Normally you get those ridiculous little, wrapped tabs of butter that don't cover anything. Here, someone had gone to the trouble of cutting a decent piece of butter from a block. A little touch that tells you people care about what they are doing.

Had a breakfast there this morning, lovely little place with an open fire, really lovely staff, prompt service; in fact everything was going well until our food arrived, unfortunately the food was cold even though the plate was too hot to touch, the food was not even slightly warm, cold. We didn’t mention it at the time, which in reflection perhaps we should have, but when we started eating it we realised it was pretty mediocre. The cold sausages were cooked but only just and weren’t great to be honest. The cold bacon was plasticy as it had quite obviously been pre-cooked (which in itself is ok if served hot). Buttering cold toast is tricky but there was a very substantial amount of butter… which was nice. The tomato’s were nice, as were the beans. In fact the beans did actually have an element of warmth to them. Which was nice because it was cold outside. On my next trip to Arundel I’d probably try a different place for breakfast, however, if I could guarantee a warm plate of food I’d happily return

Lovely little medieval tea room/restaurant in a side street of the attractive town of Arundel. Staff were friendly and welcoming. Dog friendly too. Ordered the Sunday roast which unfortunately cane cold. Our mistake was to order right at the end of service...food was over cooked and vegetables were sift and bland. Dessert proved a success though so only one star dropped.

I don't want to slate a local business, so I will simply give you a fact. It took 50 minutes to be served a pot of tea and two scones. That is a thing that happened. You can decide if it's good or bad, acceptable or unacceptable. Personally, I'll never return.

A lovely vintage tea room on a nice side street off of Arundel High Street. Came here for a quick coffee and cake, and the cakes are delicious and very well made along with some very good tea and coffee served in classic tea room crockery. They have a nice selection of afternoon tea options also which sounded great, so will definitely come back to try these. The staff are super friendly and the whole place has a great atmosphere.