The Café at The Old Workshop
Our general hours in the cafe are Thursday – Sunday, 10am – 4pm. There are exceptions for exhibitions throughout the season.
The cafe is open 19th – 22nd September, 26th September – 6th October (Art at Sullington) and then will move into our seasonal hours.
Our seasonal hours: 31st October – 3rd November, 28th November – 1st December, 5th December – 8th December
We are excited to say our Pre-loved & vintage clothing sale is returning on Saturday 21st & Sunday 22nd September, 10am – 3pm. Beautiful and well known brands, all for affordable prices. Well worth a browse for early Christmas presents or maybe just a treat for yourself?! Find out more here.
The wonderful Charlie from Big Field Flowers will be with us in the cafe on Sunday 22nd September, 10am – 2pm selling fresh bouquets with a beautiful & natural style. Charlie grows all her own flowers with no pesticides so all flowers are seasonal and with a gorgeous scent Imagine how beautiful that will look at home!
‘Art at Sullington’ , 26th September – Sunday 6th October, returns for our seventh year with nine local artists exhibiting beautiful pieces ranging from wood work, paintings and ceramics. Really worth a look, all pieces for sale. Find out more here.
We are excited to have lots of varied events here at Sullington Manor Farm so keep your eyes peeled & let us know if you’d like to receive our news before anyone else.
This 16th century barn houses an informative and interactive exhibition on the history of Sullington and farming on the Down; the early 20th century lean-to extension has been converted into a charming and stylish, modern café environment. The main barn and outside area are dog friendly.
Our cafe is the perfect pit stop after a bracing walk along the South Downs Way or a gentle dog walk from Storrington or Washington.
A warm welcome awaits!
We also are able to hold parties for special occasions. Please do get in touch to find out more.
What to expect
We use great quality ingredients, sourced as locally as possible – some food miles can be measured in yards, from the vegetable patch! Everything is home-made so allow for a bit of ‘wonk’ but come and enjoy cafetiere coffee, homemade cakes, light lunches and afternoon tea.
The cycle racks and fix-it station make it an ideal stop for the intrepid cyclist. We’re passionate about regenerating the built heritage (you can read more about the restoration of the workshop here) and about supporting the local economy, including a great team of local, young people. Come and see for yourselves!
