The food is delicious, attractively presented and beautifully cooked but not exceptional. We tried a variety of dishes including spring roles, prawn tempura, scallops and squid, curries and fish. The spring rolls were light and almost transparent but too thin and needed a little more...flavour. Thai green and chicken curries were flavourful but a bit sparse. Small timbales of rice. The portion sizes could be improved. Good quality food but too expensive to represent good value.More

OMG incredible. Tucked away in quiet obscurity in beautiful Storrington, is the most extraordinary eatery. This small restaurant has an atmosphere of anticipation and excellence as you walk in. Polite, calm waiters serve with attentive professionalism. Knowledge and wisdom are shared in the expansive variety...of drinks and food; both were served timeously. The food was exceptional. The fresh-flavoured, light and delicious taste-sensations with generous portions were delivered on hot plates with propitious timing. We had three courses and each one left us wanting more. A WOW with every mouthful. Celebrating our Silver wedding anniversary with them was FABULOUS. Thank you. WOW.More

We tried 13 Church St and really quite Wowed by this restaurant. An absolute gem. We may have found our new favourite. The best meal we've had in a long time. Classy but friendly atmosphere. Lovely staff. Strongly recommend!

We have been a few times for special occasions . Good service and great food with a variety of specials , so no chance of getting bored with the menu. Attentive staff

The food was beautifully presented and delicious. The service was charming and helpful. A really lovely experience; the best Thai restaurant in West Sussex and probably further afield.

I found the restaurant very expensive. We went for our anniversary dinner. There was nothing special about it. As I am gluten free, I had to go through all the items against a different check list, what i could and could not eat. It was...a bit tedious. For the two of us, the bill came to £140. That was four drinks, a starter each and a main course each, one side and a coffee. The duck salad starter was a disaster - very dry and inedible. I had to leave it. I give it three stars though because the actual main courses were really tasty.More

We went with friends for our wedding anniversary. The restaurant was spotlessly clean and looked well laid out. We could choose which table we wanted. The staff were very pleasant and helpful and were attentive but not overbearing. The food was cooked to order. We...had prawns, scallops and squid which were all cooked perfectly and beautifully presented. I had an alcohol free gin and tonic which was served ice cold in a large glass and was delicious. The only reason I give it 4 stars instead of 5 is because the drinks were very expensive.More

We enjoyed a brilliant supper at 13 last night. The food(prawn and crispy noodles, spring rolls, squid and red curry duck) was outstandingly good .The service was prompt,smiling and efficient. My wife who does not like spicy-hot food asked if they would change a sauce...and dip and this was done willingly and quickly. Best meal out we've had in quite a while. We'll be back soon!More

I have dined at this restaurant for some years now and it's one of my firm favourites in the Storrington area. I live in France, but whenever I'm in the UK, I make a point of eating at Thirteen Church Street with my friends. The...dishes are all freshly prepared from excellent ingredients and the owner and staff always make us hugely welcome. The excellent reviews, which are well deserved, demonstrate how consistently good this place is.....More

I have been to Thirteen many times over the years, loving its cosy vibe, simple decor and, of course, the food which was outstanding. The owner was enthusiastic and warm which added to the experience. We loved the place so much we booked out the...venue for my mother-in-law’s 60th birthday. So, not having visited for years, I anticipated a good evening with friends in May. I was disappointed. In short, the owner wasn’t there which may account for the poor customer service. The waitress appeared to be waiting at all the tables so was somewhat stressed. She asked us not to order particular cocktails as she didn’t know how to make them… Er, ok… Was she the sole waitress and mixologist? Little wonder she was stressed and flustered! Thankfully for her, the restaurant was not busy… As for the food? Mediocre. Many of the different dishes tasted the same and the presentation was slapdash. Desserts appeared to largely feature Movenpick ice cream… I’d be more impressed if the restaurant promoted local brands, not a multinational… As for the ambience? Zilch. The previous cosy restaurant with dimmed lighting, fresh flowers on the table & flickering candles has disappeared. The restaurant has expanded into the next door building with an archway leading to more seating however the lighting was harsh for an evening setting, battery operated tea lights on the table looked cheap, menus no longer printed on paper were plastic covered. No doubt a throwback to the Covid era but adds to the general feeling of cheap and cheerless. The general feeling is of decay and sliding standards. We were last to leave the restaurant. Using restroom just before leaving, I had to file past the staff who were lounging around on a beach sofa looking at their phones or into space… This added to the air of unprofessionalism & made us feel as if we’d overstayed our welcome. Maybe they were tired and bored but I’d advise that they chill out behind the scenes until the clientele have left. We wont’t bd back. There are so many other restaurants to choose from offering a better experience.More

Top notch fine dining. Very rarely do you find a rural fine dining non English/French cuisine restaurant . Thirteen is calm cool and collected. Food was spectacular. It’s pricey but that’s because it should be. Top service too.

Nice small restaurant, tables slightly close together to maximise revenue. Good customer service, staff were all great. The food was very tasty and beautifully cooked. Small Singha beer bottle Was £5.50. Chicken skewers X 3 as a starter was £10. The sauces on our prawns...and fish was very rich. Everything a bit too expensive. But if you are looking for a special treat you will be guaranteed a great Thai meal!More