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A traditional pub on the edge of Crawley

Situated less than a mile from the centre of Crawley and only 8 miles from the M23, the Goffs Manor is the perfect example of a traditional pub at the heart of its local community.

A beautiful 15th century Grade II listed house, dating back to c 1450, this ancient building is striking in character and charm and was formerly the home of actor Peter Vaughan, Porridge’s genial Harry Grout.

With a large and beautiful garden, incorporating its very own duck pond, featuring an island for the ducks to stay safe from foxes at night, as well as roaring log fires and oak beams inside for those darker and colder winter nights, the Goffs Manor has plenty of character and charm all year round.

Opening Times

Monday - Saturday: 11am - 11pm
Sunday: Noon - 10:30pm

Knowledge is knowing a tomato is a fruit; wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad

Sunday Roasts

We think ours are the best (apart from Mum’s!) and we spend all week looking forward to them. Freshly roasted every Sunday morning and served with seasonal veg, Yorkshires, roasties and gravy homemade in our kitchen.

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Cocktails

You heard right, we also do cocktails, we’ve got a range of delicious cocktails available, click here for more information

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Our delicious ‘Rocket Espresso’ has come from our friends at Extract Coffee Roasters. It’s a combination of fantastic coffee and good ethics. This particular blend comprises 100% Arabica coffee beans from one farm in Colombia and a co-operative project in Peru, who work to directly benefit the families and communities involved.

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