Gaskyns - Carta

what a great find...such lovely people and good food. my first review as i am so pleased with myself for finding somewhere toddler, work, parking friendly and what bonus...gluten and dairy free cake choices. that, at my time of life, is heaven!

Nice warm atmosphere including a small secluded garden area. Good varied interesting menu giving plenty of choice. Service was very friendly if a tad slow but it was Arundel Festival time and very busy. The attached deli is well worth a visit too, Enjoy!

Try parking outside as we did by accident when looking for a place to have brunch. We certainly overstayed the one hour time limit and we enjoyed an excellent selection of dishes, served in a friendly and timely manner. Very relaxed and welcoming café highly recommended. Ver carta

Sunday late morning brunch stop with family and friends. Nice happy place with good atmosphere and interesting decor, very eco friendly. Foiod was simple breakfast fare but just what we wanted and well prepared with good ingredients. Service was very slow though, and didnt seem that busy?

Super friendly staff always a warm welcome. Very family friendly and a lovely selection of coffee and teas. However, it is for the breakfast that you should go and you won't be disappointed. Good quality ingredients, all cooked fresh, simply lovely. For vegetarians there is a wide selection alsoHeartily recommended

Been looking for descent coffee in Arundel and discovered Gaskyns. Little bit out of the centre of town almost opposite the co op but well worth the effort to find it. Coffee was excellent and the crocque Monsieur was super. Bacon sandwich could have done with a little more bacon though but the bread was delicious. Comfortable sofas as well as tables and chairs and lots of arty cards and stuff to explore in the cafe as well as a small wine deli attached. Will make this a regular haunt now!!! Ver carta

Usual trouble finding somewhere to park on a busy day and found a space outside Gaskyns, what a stroke of luck! We make a beeline for it when we visit Arundel now, they do some very unusual and really tasty things on their menu. First time we both had the Brie pear, it was really hot and runny, gorgeous , tried to do it at home, didn't match theirs!Today it's pea mint soup and Spanish breakfast, chorizo fried with cherry tomatoes in olive oil 2 organic eggs on 2 slices of toast, delicious. A bit out of the town centre but well worth the walk if I'm in the parking space outside. The shop has unusual things in as well, give it a look!

Wot no chicken!Opted for their all-day breakfast that £8.95 was, I thought, a tad too expensive but possibly reflects the catchment area and the tourist hotspot though on the day of my visit not exactly mobbed.Now the breakfast, for me, was a bit odd, or at least part of it was.Having had an Irish Mother I was brought up on black and white pudding that each have distinct flavours and textures.The one solitary sample I was given tasted strangely synthetic.Might, I wondered have the soldiers at nearby Arundel Castle always marched in single file as there was a single rasher of bacon and a single sausage each with its own locally-sourced taste.For the price, I think they could have been two abr...

We were staying at The Norfolk Arms for a couple of nights, in a dog friendly room, and had decided to have brunch in town, as the hotel stops serving breakfast at 9.30 a.m., which was too early for us. The hotel provided a basic visitor map for the town and Gaskyns advertised as being friendly “for well behaved dogs and children”. The café is in a nice historic building, of which there are many in Arundel, just a short walk from The Norfolk Arms, over the bridge. It is linked to the store next door, possibly with the same owners. There are a wide range of options in the all day breakfast menu. I opted for the Spanish breakfast chorizo and fried eggs, cooked in the same pan, with cherry toma... Ver carta