The open mic nights in this place is fantastic. The staff are really friendly indeed and the locals…read moreare always just up for a laugh. Its a really attractive building inside and out and is really tastefully decorated. Friday night they have a really cool DJ playing a good mix of music to get people jumping on the dancefloor. The drinks are really reasonable too so you won't leave feeling out of pocket at all. Great place for a fun night out all round.

I presume this place is called tangerine due to the orange umbrellas rather than it's similarity to…read morea small orange It is just opposite the pier in Worthing and is a good place to get a pint and a bit to eat - they had a bbq doing burgers yesterday which smelt delicious. The inside is pretty strange and I imagine there is some debauchery going on in there come there come those summer nights Summer sun, something's begun, but uh-oh those summer nights... Uh well-a well-a well-a huh Tell me more, tell me more Was it love at first sight? Tell me more, tell me more Did she put up a fight? Uh-huh-uh-huh-uh-huh-uh-huh

Now the summer seems to be fading away, so is the appeal of the beach house restaurant…read more This is a cafe right on Worthing seafront which has a lot going for and against it. They have a nice selection of world beers - Anchor Steam Beer is one of my favourites so it's a great addition to their fridge! The wine seems very overpriced - we're talking London prices but I'm not convinced the quality justifies the price. The food is basic but fairly good - they only have a tiny kitchen and the burger flipper lad I have seen in there must just be working here as a stop gap but I really feel some really decent food could come out of the kitchen with the right person cooking! There was a chap there for a little while who was serving up some fantastic specials but he has moved on and therefore the menu has suffered. The decked terrace out the front is the show stopper, however there is a bus stop more or less in front of it and therefore the view is compromised fairly regularly by gawping bus passengers staring at you. As I mentioned earlier, this is a place for summer and therefore their trade may die along with the warm vibes so they need to step up with something else to attract their trade in the colder months especially as each time I have popped in the WIFI does not work.

Pretty awful place it's " Grim dark & Dirty "' the staff are unhelpful . I went there a few days…read moreago with a business colleague I immediately did the track & trace and then was asked by this woman too then give all my details again on a iPad what's the point of the track & trace Government App and bar code in this public house its. Complete nonsense.

Really nice pub with a good atmosphere and fantastic beer garden however draught is a little…read moreinconsistent in quality. I've heard nothing but good things about the food although haven't eaten there yet. Definately one of the better pubs in the area...

Traditional pub serving food and real ale, close to Worthing town centre…read more The pub dates back to 1814 and has a fittingly traditional interior, with brick and dark wood panelled walls, and pictures featuring fox and stag hunting. There's one main room wrapped around three sides of a central bar, and a small outdoor area at the rear. They serve a range of traditional real ales, and a fairly standard pub grub menu (sandwiches, chips, baked potatoes, burgers, cottage pie, lasagne, chicken, omelettes etc) are served daily at lunchtimes, and Tuesday to Thursday evenings. Prices are pretty good - most mains are £7-£9 - and there is a 2 for £10 evening offer on selected items. On Sunday there is a traditional roast for £9 but there are lighter options including vegetarian and fish dishes. The pub has both regular quiz nights and live jazz evenings. Worth a visit.

Really nice traditional pub, just within the town centre. The pub quiz on Wednesdays is great fun…read more Reasonable selection of drinks and nice staff.

Nice pub not far from Worthing seafront serving an extensive range of real ales and lagers. There's…read moreplenty of room in here for large groups and the atmosphere is very warming indeed. The food is a mix of traditional British classics and some quite off the wall things like lamb kofta (which was very nice indeed). The Sunday lunch is excellent and at £9.95 for 2 courses - really good value for money. There's a lovely beer garden which gets quite busy in the summer months. Perfect for enjoying a nice ploughmans and a glass of wine in!

Nice bar with nice friendly people and of lately they have been playing a better mixure of music…read morewhich is a plus. Its a sort of laid back cozy bar.

This is a converted churchSt. James, that had been on site a few years, which I knew well…read more I have a friend who is a regular here, and he loves it! He must be one the oldest guys to get around the club scene, but he says he won't change his life style just because he's getting older.!! I have been in for coffee during the day and it is quite nice. Very quiet, but its nice to sit there and remember when I went to Sunday school in the same building. Great coffee and morning passtries availabel. Parkingrubbish!

My colleagues and I have had a couple drinks and we all were there to have fun. A female bartender…read morewith long blonde straight hair (who was an absolute twat to us) saw that one of our friends a bit intoxicated and called the bouncer over as we all were just having a conversation at the bar. As I was trying to get her name, she said she will not give it to me and called the bouncer to kick me out as well. I've mentioned before that this bar's bartenders are nothing but miserable with their jobs because not one of them seemed happy one bit. Sadly there are no other bars in the Worthing area worth going to. Avoid the bartender with the long blonde hair in the left side of the bar at all cost. ****update, her name is Jena Jones This place is a lawsuit waiting to happen.

Yes yes yes! I love this pub! Its cozy, old fashioned and probably not a lot of peoples cup of tea…read morebut its full of old, down to earth people and has some really nice beers on offer. The building is beautiful and the interior is largely untouched but not tacky. This is a real public house! Not a 'Gastro' pub full of ponces. The food isn't going to win any medals but its really good and prepared really well. The curry night on a Thursday is definitely worth going for. Its an ideal place to head to for lunch or with a large group but I prefer to sit on my own, in the corner reading my newspaper and enjoying my pint of Harveys.

This pub was used by my Aunt and Uncle back in the 40's/50's, and I can remember going there with…read moremy parents. We hadn't used it for ages until about five years ago when there was a family wake there. The food then was absolutely terrific, as was the attitude and service of the staff. Sadly, it was used again yesterday for the same reason and I am very happy to say that my original thoughts about the place has not changed. They were terrific! Well kept cellar, as the bitter was perfect. Excellent buffet provided at, what I'm told, a very reasonable price. Thank you.

This is a real drinkers, real locals pub oozing with atmosphere and charm. They keep an extremely…read moregood cellar here and have been added into the 2010 CAMRA good pub guide for it. They have many guest beers to try as well as the faithfuls like Harveys. They host an annual beer festival in honor of St George which is coming up in late April. There's plenty of old fashioned pub games like shove the penny, cribbage and dominos. Do be ware though! Morris dancers frequent this establishment on a regular basis!

This place has to have 5 stars because I had such a brilliant sunday afternoon/evening there…read moreyesterday. We intended on doing a Worthing pub crawl but didn't think we could better the relaxed atmosphere in here or the Summer Lightening so we stayed all night. This place deserves it's spot in The good Beer guide with four well kept ales spanning the colour spectrum from golden to mild, and the inclusion of everything that is traditional about the British pub. The bar staff were efficient and friendly, it was quite busy mid afternoon but I was still served quickly. This is a small place with no food and no frills but with loyal punters, many of whome spoke to us and said how much they loved the place! I wish I lived nearby as there is an exciting callender of events including choirs and morris dancing. And it's well within walking distance of the station and dogs are allowed.

One of the liveliest fun pubs in Worthing. Used to use years ago, but now not really in my age…read moregroup. It was called The Thieves Kitchen then!! Loads of live gigs and fun nights as the pictures suggest. Always busy, especially on a big sporitng event TV showing. Good, inexpensive lunches can be had, which is very much family orientated. They seem to have the day/night balance right. My nephews use this place and always come to see"the old boy" when he's on his way to the Italian nosh- shop!! Prices are extremely reasonable, and a bonus Happy Hour OR two, is in place.

Pros- The staff are…read morewonderful They show the football They have multiple sections in the building that are louder/quieter An outdoor area Not too bad prices. Beautiful space in The Botanists Bar. Cons- Male toilets totally out of the way if you are upstairs and the cubicles are smaller than an aeroplanes. Loud idiots Always out of something or more than one thing on the menu. Overall, great 4 stars