Wellies Cafe in Chichester

The location is lovely, though parking is a little all over the place with space sizes (not their fault - other customers cause this issue). The food is lovely, as are the staff and the decoration is very welcoming. The price is reasonable for some things and a little expensive for others - but it’s a genuine hidden gem of a place we will certainly visit again.

Outstanding.The staff are amazing. The food is incredible. Really pleased with this place and will continue to come here. It’s a glorious sun trap!Thanks to everyone here.Top Tip: Book in advance to avoid disappointment.

Lovely warm cafe with super helpful and friendly staff, difficult food choices when everything looked appetising. Comfortable with a mezzanine, interesting decor and in no rush to leave. Would definitely visit again.

This is a lovely tea room and has a nice atmosphere. The food is very good and well prepared. The coffee is good. Service can be slow at times but the wait is worth it for food that is always tasty. The staff are very nice and welcoming. A great place.

Great restaurant set in a converted barn, on the South Downs. Great menu choices for themed food nights, breakfast or afternoon tea. Dog friendly and Highly recommended.

Really good food, quint, tucked away in the English countryside well worth a visit, luxury hot chocolate to die for reasonably priced lunchtime menu, and vintage afternoon tea yet to try but what was on offer looked amazing 😋.

Lovely little tea room. Nice atmosphere, friendly staff. We called in for a snack but were tempted into having lunch and so glad we did. I had the homemade wild mushroom and spinach quiche and my partner had the minted lamb burger - both were delicious. We'll definitely return when we're in the area again.

Lovely tearoom. Friendly staff and yummy food. There are no baby change facilities, but the bathroom is big enough to take a pram into to change in. Great countryside setting and smoke-free outdoor seating area. Would definitely eat here again.

Tried Wellies out this morning for the first time and was delighted. Service great with very a friendly team. Inside and Outside seating and great coffee. The tearoom looked popular for breakfast as well.

Hidden Gem!We were on our way home from East Sussex to Hampshire and desperately wanted to stop somewhere for a nice cup of coffee and a cake. Avoiding Chichester we found this little beauty on the map and decided to head out.Despite it being super busy and practically full (would recommend ringing ahead just to avoid disappointment), the wonderful waitress squeezed us onto a little table out in their yard with a bench either side. We ordered two iced coffees (not on the menu, but were made to order with coffee ice cream and coffee), and two fruit scones with jam and cream.Needless to say we weren't disappointed, the iced coffee was absolutely to die for and was so tasty and refreshing, absolutely what we needed whilst we were sat in the sun. The scones came out not too long after and were still warm from the oven. Perfectly cooked with a lovely crunch on the outside and soft and warm on the inside. It came with a pot of Roddas clotted cream (is there any other?) and a little pot of strawberry jam. Both were delicious and generous portions for the scone and over all we thoroughly enjoyed it (I love a good fresh homemade scone).I would absolutely recommend this little hidden gem to anyone driving past or who doesn't mind a trip out of the town. There is a nature reserve and Kingley Vale only 5 minutes drive down the road which makes for a wonderful afternoon. Staff were really accommodating and friendly and nothing was too much trouble. The waitress even came and offered us a table under a parasol once they had one free as the clouds soon disappeared and the heat ramped up. These small gestures truly stick with us as it reflects the staff caring about their patrons and making that extra effort to make us welcome.Please pop in for a visit you will not regret it!