The Crown - Horsted Keynes

Welcome to The Crown - Horsted Keynes: A Brief History.

The Crown has been an inn for more than 250 years and was orginally a medieval hall house in the 14th century.

A couple of months before being assassinated, U.S President John F. Kennedy slept in the parish of Horsted Keynes when he stayed one Saturday night at Birch Grove, the home of former Prime Minister Harold Macmillan. The American Secret Service closed the village that night, siting their communication hub in the Lounge Bar of The Crown Inn.

On 1st July 2003, a lightning bolt struck the electricity pole beside The Crown. The roof and much of the building were destroyed by one of the largest fires in the area for many years. Fortunately the fire did not spread to the oldest part of the building and it has now been restored to its former glory.

The Crown remained shrouded in scaffolding for 5 years and in 2008 renovation work was started. After nearly 2 years of work The Crown opened in November 2009.

Opening Hours:

Monday to Friday:12 noon to 3pm & 5pm to 11pm
Food served from 12 noon to 2:30pm & 6pm to 9pm

Wednesday: Every Wednesday night is CURRY NIGHT!
An opportunity to sample delicious Indian Cuisine.
An alternative menu is also available.

Saturday: 12 noon to 11pm
Food served from 12 noon to 2:30pm & 6pm to 9pm

Sunday: 12 noon to 10:30pm
Food served from 12 noon to 8pm

Children are welcome on all days up to 7:30pm

If you would like to reserve a table please call us during pub opening times.

Menus

We offer a wide range of delicious food. Please click here to see a typical menu. A specials board is also offered, which provides further choice. Our chefs choose locally sourced produce whenever possible.

Reservations are now being taken for Christmas meals. Please click here to see our Christmas menu.

A childrens menu is always available

A traditional roast with all the trimmings is offered on Sundays.


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	The Crown The Green Horsted Keynes West Sussex RH17 7AW T: 01825 791609 E: Click Here website design in kent	Welcome to The Crown - Horsted Keynes: A Brief History. The Crown has been an inn for more than 250 years and was orginally a medieval hall house in the 14th century. A couple of months before being assassinated, U.S President John F. Kennedy slept in the parish of Horsted Keynes when he stayed one Saturday night at Birch Grove, the home of former Prime Minister Harold Macmillan. The American Secret Service closed the village that night, siting their communication hub in the Lounge Bar of The Crown Inn. On 1st July 2003, a lightning bolt struck the electricity pole beside The Crown. The roof and much of the building were destroyed by one of the largest fires in the area for many years. Fortunately the fire did not spread to the oldest part of the building and it has now been restored to its former glory. The Crown remained shrouded in scaffolding for 5 years and in 2008 renovation work was started. After nearly 2 years of work The Crown opened in November 2009. Opening Hours: Monday to Friday:12 noon to 3pm & 5pm to 11pm Food served from 12 noon to 2:30pm & 6pm to 9pm Wednesday: Every Wednesday night is CURRY NIGHT! An opportunity to sample delicious Indian Cuisine. An alternative menu is also available. Saturday: 12 noon to 11pm Food served from 12 noon to 2:30pm & 6pm to 9pm Sunday: 12 noon to 10:30pm Food served from 12 noon to 8pm Children are welcome on all days up to 7:30pm If you would like to reserve a table please call us during pub opening times. Menus We offer a wide range of delicious food. Please click here to see a typical menu. A specials board is also offered, which provides further choice. Our chefs choose locally sourced produce whenever possible. Reservations are now being taken for Christmas meals. Please click here to see our Christmas menu. A childrens menu is always available A traditional roast with all the trimmings is offered on Sundays.