4.0/5

(146 reviews)

A FAMILY-FRIENDLY PUB The Prince Albert Copthorne has been around since the 1860s and has been extended in the meantime. We have been running our beloved family pub since 2011 and boast a beer gard

4.4/5

(1,756 reviews)

The Parsons Pig opened towards the end of the 18th century and was originally called ‘The Ship and Anchor’. It was a popular stopover for stagecoaches on route to Brighton,

4.1/5

(330 reviews)

We are a local pub offering real ales, home cooked food along with a friendly service. Call us on 01293 882468.

4.5/5

(611 reviews)

Relaxed and welcoming!, The Cherry tree is a country pub located in the village of Copthorne which once served as the local library and is over 400 years old.

4.1/5

(1,449 reviews)

Formerly known as the King's Head, The Hillside Inn started life in the early 1800's, when many of our guests were coach travellers going between London and Brighton. Although the building wasn't used

4.2/5

(908 reviews)

We are very excited to share with you that the Greyhound has now re-opened following our stunning, transformational refurbishment. Serving British pub classics and a full Indian à la carte menu

4.3/5

(23 reviews)

Mass is celebrated at 11.00am on Sundays and at 10.00am on Mondays. Please note that there will not be a mass on Mondays from Monday 2nd October 2017. St Edward's Club is available for private hire