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About The Crown at Turners Hill
On East St in Crawley, The Crown at Turners Hill is a pub built around beamed ceilings and a large fireplace. The kitchen runs to classic English dishes, with Ham, Egg & Chips and Tikka Masala alongside Creamy Garlic Mushrooms among the 55 items on the menu. On Sundays the choice widens to include a roast sharing board, with a pick of three meats, trimmings and cauliflower cheese, served alongside the usual classics. The pub takes walk-ins rather than bookings. Seating extends outside as well as in the main room, and a car park sits on site for those arriving by car.
Good to know
“Cosy real ale pub with classic English cuisine, original features and smart contemporary furniture.”
- AccessibilityHas wheelchair-accessible car park · Has wheelchair-accessible entrance · Has wheelchair-accessible toilet
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Menu & Prices
55 dishes · mains £2–30- Soup Of The Day£8.50
- Ham, Egg & Chips£10.50
- Tikka Masala£17.50
- Greek Chicken Skewers£9.25
- Creamy Garlic Mushrooms£8.50
- King Prawns£9.50
Reviews
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention sunday roast sharing board, cauliflower cheese, roast beef and crispy yorkshire puddings.
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention sunday roast sharing board, cauliflower cheese, roast beef and crispy yorkshire puddings.
Customer Review Summary
Reviewers center on the Sunday roast sharing board, described as huge, with three meats, trimmings and cauliflower cheese, plus generous roast beef, crispy Yorkshire puddings and gravy. One reviewer praises the freshly cooked, locally sourced food and another the home made dishes. Staff are called friendly, one family felt looked after, and a reviewer mentions beamed ceilings and a huge fireplace. No complaints appear.
Customer Review Summary
Reviewers center on the Sunday roast sharing board, described as huge, with three meats, trimmings and cauliflower cheese, plus generous roast beef, crispy Yorkshire puddings and gravy. One reviewer praises the freshly cooked, locally sourced food and another the home made dishes. Staff are called friendly, one family felt looked after, and a reviewer mentions beamed ceilings and a huge fireplace. No complaints appear.
Featured reviews
- Nick Russell
“Great home made food, excellent choice of meals and light meals. Lovely atmosphere and interior decor, beamed ceilings, huge fireplace, friendly and attentive staff. I highly recommend you try this place either for just a drink or for a family celebration.”
- Alaine
“Went for a Sunday roast and really enjoyed the sharing roast board. It was huge and more than the 2 of us could manage, 3 meats with trimmings plus cauliflower cheese. I did sneak in a pudding though, which was just as good. Lovely staff all round. Pub was really busy, with outside sitting if you fancy. Wide choice of menu for a Sunday with classics along side the traditional roast. Definitely worth a visit”
- Carla Love
“What can I say. Just amazing. Service was great. Food was amazing. Loved the vibe. Very friendly and welcoming. Will most certainly will be back.”
- Julie Martin
“My friend and I turned up and spoke to a friendly gentleman doing some work in the car park who told us our two cars would be fine in the car park whilst we went for our walk, around 10.30am. …”
- Antony Thurston
“I visited with my daughter and three year old grandson for Easter Sunday lunch and it was everything I had hoped for and more. The welcome was friendly and the service excellent. A relaxed atmosphere made us feel right at home. Loved how they treated grandson. We had the Sunday Roast sharing board and it was incredible! The quality of the food was top notch. In particular, the succulent roast beef (very generous too), the indulgent cauliflower cheese and the crispy Yorkshire puddings. Oh and that gravy, wow! This is how pub food should be, locally sourced and freshly cooked. So happy to be spending my money at an independent pub. You pay for what you get and for me it was worth every penny. Well done team and thank you for a memorable experience.”
Amenities
- Has wheelchair-accessible car park
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- Accessibility· 2
- Has wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Has wheelchair-accessible toilet
Location
Bars near The Crown at Turners Hill
- Dukes Head Crawley Downs4.32,2472.3 miReservationsOutdoor seatingGood for kids
sticky toffee pudding, roast beef sunday lunch, attentive friendly service
- Coaching Halt4.22,1862.5 miWheelchair accessible
festive menu starters, outdoor garden area, burgers
- Frogshole Farm4.21,5102.7 mi
pub garden, dirty fries, cocktails menu
| Place | Rating | Distance | Mentioned in reviews |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Crown at Turners Hill | 4.41,067 | — | sunday roast sharing board, cauliflower cheese, roast beef |
| Dukes Head Crawley DownsReservations · Outdoor seating · Good for kids | 4.32,247 | 2.3 mi | sticky toffee pudding, roast beef sunday lunch, attentive friendly service |
| Coaching HaltWheelchair accessible | 4.22,186 | 2.5 mi | festive menu starters, outdoor garden area, burgers |
| Frogshole Farm | 4.21,510 | 2.7 mi | pub garden, dirty fries, cocktails menu |
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