The Lynd Cross - JD Wetherspoon

“The gourmet burger was spot on and the pancakes after were a real treat.”

David W★★★★

Large pub with lots of interesting pictures on the wall of historical local people and places, and a good variety of beers as may be expected in a Wetherspoons pub. Coming from London, we found the prices of the beer here very reasonable in comparison to the Wetherspoons pubs at home. We did not eat here so I have not rated food.

Roger S★★★

Ordered on the app and there was an unusually long wait for my drink to arrive, but there was a long queue when I entered. The staff apologised for the delay and actually genuinely seemed to mean it. Very quiet, which is refreshing for a 'Spoons. Nice Bengal location and plenty of outdoor seating (much of which is designated non smoking). Carpet: 6/10. Stairs to toilets are: Up 5 Up 5 Up 5 Up 5 Down 4 ...in case anyone else counts this kind of shit - if you didn't, then I bet some people will start now. I've also hidden a tiny duck somewhere.

.★★★★

My first visit to the Lynd Cross, for breakfast. Was about 11 am on a weekday and relatively busy. However we found it comfortable. Food was served within time. Friendly team of staff. They only lost a star due to the awful queue for the one working hot drinks machine.

Graeme★

DO NOT EAT HERE! My wife and I were visiting Horsham for a friend's birthday. We ate here twice (stupidly) and both times the wait for food was over 30 minutes and when it came, we had to send it back due to temperature being tepid at best. P.S to the chef, get your online training course done for Christmas Dinner! On reflection, please do all your online training for the full menu! Clearly all that was done was the food was blasted until it melted to the plate and barely edible. Staff couldn't have cared less on us pointing this out. We're not expecting gourmet dining here just cheap and chee