Cafes in Midhurst & Surrounding Areas
Cowdray Farm Shop Café
Located in the beautiful Cowdray Estate in Easebourne, just on the outskirts of Midhurst, the Cowdray Farm Shop Café offers up a range of fresh breakfasts, lunches, afternoon tea and snacks. Their dishes are made using produce from the Cowdray Estate, or from the very best local suppliers. The café is open 7 days a week and there is outdoor seating where dogs are welcome. The Cowdray Express offers takeaway food and drinks and on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays you can also pick up wood-fired pizzas!
Address: Cowdray Farm Shop Café, Cowdray Park, Midhurst, West Sussex, GU29 0AJ
Olive and Vine
Olive and Vine serves the most delicious food, we have visited both for brunch and also in the evening for some delicious burgers and cocktails. The atmosphere is cosy and warm, there are playing cards on the table which we loved and added a nice touch.
Temporarily closed due to fire.
Cadence Cycle Club Cocking
Cadence Cycle Club Cocking can be found directly on the SDW route, just as you approach Cocking and right by the Cocking Hill car park which makes it a very handy place to get lunch. Check out their website for their menu and they have water refills and bike charging points too!
Address: The Old Dairy, Hilltop, Cocking, Midhurst, West Sussex, GU29 0HT
The Fern, Fernhurst
The Fern is a great local cafe at the Pavilion in the village of Fernhurst, with plenty of lovely lunch options (the Chicken Caesar panini is delicious) and lovely and quiet with plenty of seating.
Address: The Pavilion, Fernhurst, Haslemere GU27 3HY
The Lion's Den
A lovely cosy cafe in the centre of Midhurst, with a garden, some comfy sofa seating and also plenty of tables. Perfect for breakfast or lunch, we enjoyed a nice cheese toastie and halloumi roll and there’s a great selection on the menu.
Address: North Street, Midhurst GU29 9DJ
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