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Reviews

  1. David Russell ★★★★★

    We ate early (6.30pm Friday) so few in restaurant, but attentive, friendly service nevertheless. Really interesting menu (Cottage Signatures, particularly) and good value pricing of mains promised much... and delivered in spades! My Chicken Palak Paneer was delicious and perfectly spicy, as was my wife's King Prawn Ginger. Side dishes were a little brand, but overall an excellent meal in (what appeared to be) nicely refurbished interior. They've been here for years, deservedly so! Recommended.

  2. Tim Benham ★★★★☆

    A group of us meet every month for a curry,have been doing this for over 35 years. We use the old cottage often and love the traditional curries they serve. Old school curry that always delivers and can not fault this curry house. Just booked for next week!

  3. Simon Mariner ★★★★☆

    Old school Indian food. The decor is very dated compared to other more modern eateries. However has a charm all of its own. The food compared with other Indian restaurants in Chichester is about half price, so well worth a visit

  1. Andrew Dodd ★★★☆☆

    This is a different vibe from the guys the other side of town. A little more of a classic simple affair. We stopped in for the for £15 meal deal and that’s good for a starter, bread/rice, side and a main! All the food was decent enough and cooked well. The place just needs more footfall as it was pretty dead and I always see it nearly empty. I hope they get more custom in as it was a decent curry.

  2. Very Survival ★★★★★

    The Old Cottage in Chichester offers a memorable dining experience for lovers of Indian cuisine. Tucked away in a charming, historic building that perfectly blends rustic aesthetics with a warm, welcoming ambiance, this restaurant stands out not just for its location but for its exceptional food and service. Upon entering, guests are greeted by the aromatic scents of spices and herbs, which set the tone for the culinary journey ahead. The menu is a thoughtful blend of traditional and contemporary dishes, catering to both purists and adventurers. Service at The Old Cottage is attentive without being intrusive. The staff are knowledgeable, ready to recommend dishes and accompaniments, and always seem to do so with a smile. This makes for a relaxed dining environment where every guest feels special. Overall, The Old Cottage is a must-visit for anyone in Chichester looking to indulge in exquisite Indian cuisine. Its combination of delightful dishes, cozy ambiance, and top-notch service makes it a standout choice for a casual dinner or a special occasion.

  3. Cameron Rockliffe ★☆☆☆☆

    I’ve tried almost every Indian in Chichester, and this was by far the worst. The food was as bland as it was expensive. The Makhani tasted like watered down cream, with no mango in sight. I wouldn’t have minded so much, but they also charged me an additional £3 for prawns on an already expensive dish (£12 for the Makhani).

  1. Colin David Minns ★★★★★

    Lovely Indian restaurant, tasty food, reasonably priced, great decor inside, really comfortable. The service was first class, I'll be coming here again.

  2. Alex Coakley-Youngs ★★★☆☆

    Food was delicious, but had a wait for over 1 hour despite calling ahead to book for 7 people. We we're also split between 2 tables. This restaurant is very busy with takeaway service (which seems to be their priority).

  3. Alice Jenkins ★☆☆☆☆

    I absolutely love Indian food , but this was possibly the worst takeaway I have ever had. It was inedible ! The chicken was so over cooked that you could not even chew it. The sauce was like water and the nann and rice was soggy and very undercooked. The whole dish was completely tasteless. When I rang to tell the Indian I could not consume the food and aired my disappointment , the man who answered was rude and dismissive. He would not address my complaint nor be apologetic. He refused to replace the order. This is shocking service, I would not recommend them and will certainly not be ordering from them again !

  1. Pete Johnson ★★★★★

    My wife and I went last night at around 6pm. The staff were extremely friendly and welcoming, and the ambience was really relaxed with a good buzz. The food & drinks arrived quickly, with staff ensuring we were served in a timely manner. The food itself was incredible! We ordered the garlic naan, pliau rice, Bombay potato, Makhani Chicken & a lamb dish. All were exceptional, and prepared to perfection. The chicken was juicy and tender, the lamb similar. All in all, an amazing restaurant. We're definitely going to return!

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What is the address of The Old Cottage?

The Old Cottage is located at 37 West St, Chichester PO19 1RP, UK

What is the phone number of The Old Cottage?

You can contact The Old Cottage at +44 1243 780859

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