Restaurants · Littlehampton
Tucked just off East Street in Littlehampton, a minute's walk from Anchor Springs car park, this is a warm, slightly under-the-radar spot serving Hungarian and Romanian cooking alongside familiar English dishes — which matters if you've got one child who'll try anything and another who wants fish fingers and chips. Even those are made from scratch. Portions are genuinely huge, so consider sharing; the meat platter for two defeats most adults. Families rave about the chicken paprikash, the halloumi sticks with spicy tomato jam, and the fresh homemade bread. The express lunch (two courses around £16) is good value, and staff are welcoming and attentive — happy to swap sides without fuss. High chairs, buggy access, a kids' menu, vegan and halal options, and free parking nearby. It's quiet at lunchtime, which some find lacks buzz but makes for a calm meal. The menu is vast; ask for guidance.
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Step-free Littlehampton spot with high chairs, a kids' menu, outdoor seating and vegan and gluten-free choices; booking recommended.
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