Micheal (West Sussex) wrote on 30 August 2009

Veggie Caff with friendly staff and good grub at very reasonable prices.

A bit 1970s but so what.

And near the Festival theatre so you might sit next to an actor, or director, or stage-door keeper. And the latter are the most interesting!!! Go try !!!

Trevor Weeks (Uckfield, East Sussex) wrote on 25 February 2009

Very popular cafe, a bit small and limited seating but excellent food and very good service. Well worth a visit for excellent vegetarian food. Very tasty and NOT the normal boring bland vegetarian food - well done to every at Cafe Paradiso.

Jo (Bognor Regis) wrote on 19 September 2007

This is a warm and cosy little cafe tucked away in an arcade in Chichester. You order the food at the counter before taking it to a table so make sure there is space if its busy, especialy if you have a pushchair. The menu doesn't change much which is a shame, but the food is superb and excellent value for money. Hot dishes come with a salad garnish which you can choose from the salad counter. Their veg chilli & wedges are to die for, topped with yoghurt. Avoid those pastry puds if you want to keep you figure! Main course about £7. Only disappointments are no high chairs, no kids menu and no outside seating... it's so popular I wish they would relocate to a bigger premises.

Bob (Dundee) wrote on 7 May 2004

I eat in vege places to escape from the ubiquitous Lasagne & Quiche expired with sandals in1979. Could do with a better menu - tasty but unimaginative grub.

Janet Dixon (Milton Keynes) wrote on 3 November 1999

The prices are very reasonable and the food is delicious. Choices of Thai bake, Aubergine and Mushroom lasagna, Chilli skins, etc. Great puddings/pastries. In a cafe style atmosphere. Very popular so at lunchtime you may have to queue.