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ASK ITALIAN HORSHAM
Right on the corner of Carfax and East Street, you’ll find your local ASK Italian restaurant in Horsham, tucked inside one of the oldest buildings in town, The Olde Kings Head. With over 600 years of history in its walls and a fresh splash of local artistry across them, it’s a space full of stories.
Step inside and choose your spot, from cosy corners to our indoor pergola, or grab a table outside when the sun’s doing its thing.
Our menu’s all about full-hearted Italian favourites, made with the finest ingredients, from hand-stretched pizzas to slow-cooked sauces, and a wine list that might just convince you to stay for one more glass.
Whether you’re fresh from exploring the High Weald or planning dinner before a show at The Capitol, we’re here to give you historic charm and Italian goodness. You just have to ASK.
LOOKING FOR PRIVATE DINING IN horsham?
Looking for a private area? Our restaurant in Horsham has a private area available to book. This area has room for up to 30 covers. Please note this area is located upstairs.
YOUR LOCAL GIN
HORSHAM GIN
We’ve got a local gin in every restaurant. In our Horsham location, you’ll find Horsham Gin, distilled locally to our restaurant. So the next time you order one of our signature cocktails, you’ll be supporting local businesses.
Community support in HORSHAM
Each of our restaurants have been connected with a local charity partner. So that funds raised in your local ASK Italian in Horsham, go direct to local causes. Our restaurant in Horsham is linked with Horsham Matters Food Bank.
It’s just one part of our ASK For Better initiatives, which is our manifesto for becoming a better business for People, Planet and Plate.
THE NEW ASK PERKS REWARDS APP IS HERE
Access even more Perks to choose from, including June’s Anytime Perk of FREE PASTA, collect lemon stamps each visit and move up the levels to unlock even better benefits. Because you deserve a little something extra every time you dine.
Rewards you’ll actually use? You just have to ASK.