Long been established as one of Worthing's top purveyors of local caught fish. Excellent quality,…read moreequalled by the service one gets here. They supply local restaurants, hotels and other eateries in the area. Prices are a little more than you pay in ther supermarket.but that's the whole point of FRESH fish!!! Parking can be difficult, as the shop is in the middle of precinct, but if you phone the order in.you can nip in quick to get it!! Went in Thursday morning and got an absolute gem of a squid for a fiver!! Finished by 1900 that night!!!!!

Horsham has a LOT of cafes however this one really stands out! Actually, saying that, I've been to…read moreHorsham a few times recently and walked past and not even noticed it. I wouldn't say the front screams chocolate and cafe but luckily my mum recommended it so we went in today. Make sure you keep your eye out! They make their own chocolates (not on site) and sell them online along with at this shop. The chocolate they make also goes in to brownies and the hot choco that they serve. The hot choco is amazing as is the brownies. They also sell hot choco spoons, tonnes of flavoured chocolate and shaped chocolate. This place is great for gifts although a little pricey. Loved it and can't wait to go back for a hot choco. The waitresses are also very friendly

A good selection of products including plenty of healthy snacks (bars, dried fruit, nuts and…read morechocolate), refridgerated items, frozen items, cereals and pulses. There are also many gluten-free and sugar-free products for special diets. They are pretty pricey (a little more expensive than some other health food shops for some items) but they stock many things that I am unable to purchase elsewhere (eg nutritional yeast flakes). They do not often reduce items, which is a shame and it would be great if they offered a loyalty card but these are my only complaints!

Find this shop to have quite a small selection but its very handy as in the shopping centre which…read moremeans its open late nights unlike holland and barratt

An oasis in a desert of shopping chain dross. Fantastic selection of Italian foodstuffs. Very…read morefriendly and helpful staff.

Below The Coffee Pot and I said you would end up in here. Fantastic range of home-made sweets and…read moregoodies. Good diabetic range and the colours make your eyes sparkle. Wonderful window display of memorabilia ie old pound/ten shilling notes, loose coins, old tills and all manner of Days Gone By. Very uniquie tastes of different sweets.

As Tom Jones sang:…read more "It's not unusual to find Lebanese nut shops on side streets in London" OK... that wasn't a hit song or pleasurable lyric. But here indeed is a small shop offering nuts from the middle east. They also offer Baklava-like pastries and other dry goods, but by any measure it's not a standard corner shop. The owner is an absolute delight... Mr. Happy. But as mentioned, this is a tiny store - not a destination to find everything you want like the Harrods of Nuts. The selection is much smaller and simple. If walking near, stop by for a snack. Go somewhere else for a meal.

This is a great little shop which I walk past every day on my way to work. They have a supply of…read moredifferent flavoured cashews, peanuts, and my favourite - chinese peanut crackers, which are a pound for 100gms. They also have a range of other jarred bits and pieces and sacks of lentils and beans but I only go for the nuts. The shop owners are really nice and happy to help.

This little stall is always set up outside Feng Shui restaurant although I'm not sure there is any…read moreconnection to the restaurant. A little sign proclaims that this confectionery was invented for an emperor several millennia ago. It's fascinating to watch as the chef starts with a piece of maltose sugar, which is elastic and this is formed into a ring shaped and with repeated dipping into toasted flour to keep the strands separate, is repeatedly stretched and twisted with each repetition tripling the number of strands. The final resulting collection of fine strands is then divided into small bunches which are put around crushed peanuts. Eaten immediately, these are soft and quite moreish. The chef says that these can be kept in the fridge but they will turn hard. It's entertainment as much as food which draws the crowds. Fun to watch but prices are a bit steep at £3 for one box and £10 for 4 boxes.

Visiting from the USA to my UK homeland, there's nothing we enjoy more than visiting an English pub…read moreand having good British food and drinks. We decided to visit The Three Crowns after a recommendation from a friend. The setting is idyllic, with beautiful views over the village green next door and a quaint village. We ordered our food from the two course menu for just 15GBP per person, I had the gammon and fries - outstanding! However they make that sauce, delicious! I also ordered a Pimm's which was made extra strong and extra large after they discovered I live in America and don't get to experience it regularly. The garden outside was stunning, a real gem of a pub. Take your time and visit here, you won't regret it. The staff were fantastic, food was brilliant and the drinks plentiful. A 5* British Pub!

Don't you love it when you find a gem by accident. On our way to a fellow Yelper's wedding, the 3…read moreof us were on the lookout for somewhere to have a small lunch. The girlfriend spotted the Three Crowns in the centre of Billingshurst as we drove through. A quick U-turn and we were soon parked up As it turned out, we had forgotten that it was Father's Day and the tables inside were fully booked but the cheerful staff offered us a table in their rear garden. Well, another win purely by coincidence. On that sunny day, the huge garden was THE place to sit. There were even some chickens in their run at the back of the garden for the kids (and me) to visit and play with A couple of sharing boards seemed a reasonable choice for the 3 of us just to hold out til the wedding dinner. Well, we had forgotten that in the West Sussex countryside, portions are a tad more generous than in London and the 2 boards came laden and groaning with food. I especially loved the seafood board with fresh large prawns, smoked salmon, poached fish and seafood salad. A spritz of lemon and you could imagine being a few miles down the road at the sea. The charcuterie board was similarly replete with fine cuts of meat. All accompanied by herculean sized pieces of bread, so much so that we didn't even finish one portion of bread between us It was a great start to the day and highly recommended if you're in the area