Fenwicks Cafe — Restaurant in Chichester

The most disgusting Behaviour I’ve ever seen from a manager in the whole of my life!!!!

I wish there was a minus star rating!!!

We arrived in the cafe on a beautiful day and our friends were seated in the cafe. we thought we would pull up a couple of chairs and join them. One of our friends then decided to pull a table over. Before we knew it we heard the manager shouting “how dare you pick up my table, get out!! Go and find somewhere else to go!!!” He then pointed to the signs saying do not move the tables…(which looked like they were designed for a mouse to read they were so tiny) This was very awkward as the whole cafe of customers were then watching us.

I just think as a manager there is a much more respectful way to say please can you not move the table, instead of shouting at my friend in an aggressive tone. Never in my life have I seen such awful behaviour. He was Like a petulant child having a hissy fit. We definitely will never be coming here again. And I think this man seriously needs to have a word with himself about how he speaks to his...

I recently visited Fenwicks Cafe hoping for a relaxing time with friends, but instead, I encountered an unwelcoming and discriminatory environment. Despite there being plenty of outdoor seating available, we were told to leave.

The staff member who spoke to us was rude and dismissive, stating that she "won’t be able to have us all" without any reasonable explanation. This left us feeling unwelcome and singled out for simply being mothers with babies.

It's disappointing to see such a lack of inclusivity in what should be a community-friendly space. I won't be returning, and I certainly wouldn't recommend this cafe to anyone, especially those with...

I spent a afternoon at Fenwick's cafe, Rob and Dawn are great, the food is good its clean, prices are good and the atmosphere is happy and you feel looked after and cared for, great for. As a disabled user they do everything to make sure I am okay always greeted with a smile and disabled friendly, a delight in Chichester's most beautiful park and great for kids too if you have them as there is a playground within the Roman walls that enclose the park. Rob and Dawn work really hard and it shows, pop in say hi and enjoy the atmosphere and menu and a drink if you want one, unlike big the chains they have a great hands on approach and it shows. Well...