This is a nice little cafe, It sells average coffee yet very nice cakes such as chocolate cake…read more Always full and very friendly staff. I had a regular latte and a smartie cookie when I tried it. Yet due to its size I believe that it can suffer due to the small amount of tables it can be hard to find a seat yet it is good for takeaway items

Fantastically low key and down to earth, Hector's Shed can be found just on the corner, opposite St…read moreMary's church. With the eccentric charm of Marwoods and the rustic, homely feel of Bill's, you'll find it hard not to love this little place. The interior is shabby and mismatched with lots of lovely little ornaments, posters and random objects dotted around. The owner, Neil (check me out, on first name terms!) is warm and friendly and will go out of his way to make you smile. Once when ordering, I mentioned how tempting the cakes all looked. When my coffee was brought out, with it came a gorgeous slab of Victoria sponge, which he insisted that I could have for free, seeing as it was the end of the day! This is one of my favourite places to sip away on an ice coffee and people watch. I have also tried a cappuccino which was lovely along with a white chocolate and macadamia cookie yum yum! There is both indoor and outsoor seating and free wifi, which I have taken full advantage of(hence the review!) There's a large board with lots of tempting food options, which I will be no doubt be back to try! Oh and did I mention you can also buy your farm eggs here, along with hand made intricately detailed cushions!

This restaurant has been remodeled and now open as of my posting June 2021…read more Visiting with my 93 yr old mother and her elderly friends ( their favorite place in Shoreham) I was disturbed that none of the staff were wearing masks! This made me feel very uncomfortable.

have been going here my whole life, always great food and incredibly friendly service :)read more

a great afternoon with a super afternoon tea super service from Serena can't recommend Amsterdam…read moreenough

The Amsterdam is a 200 year old pub/restaurant located just a stone's throw from Shoreham's front…read more A beautiful looking building the pub is split into two sections; the a small bar and function room on the left and the huge public bar and restaurant on the right. The decor is old 70s 'traditional pub' which I love and the bar staff and the locals are all extremely friendly - in fact when I sat there enjoying my pint of Harvey's, one of the locals was happy to chat about the history of Shoreham, its pubs and the current property prices. Food wise, they have a chef's specials board with locally sourced produce that changes from day to day and also offer a '2 for £10' deal once a week. On the main menu there is all the pub classics like fish and chips, steaks and interestingly, fajitas. There's plenty of room for large groups and also an impressive looking garden to sit out in and watch the world go by in the summer.

Just up the road from M & S sales, so we thought we try lunch in here. Although this pub is on our…read moredoorstep, we hadn't been in here for years and it wasn't all that good!! My My, how things can change. Has been taken over by the Fayre Square chain. They have invested quite a bit of cash in a re-furb, and successfully. Smart looking bar and eating area with a large garden at the back. Plenty of parking. Food was pretty good ie Fish and Chips about £7.00, Pasta £8.00..(but I don't think pubs can do pasta). Would go back there

As expected-cheap food deals for average food. However to grab a quick dinner I would definitely…read morecomeback. Large restaurant area within the pub, very friendly staff and a nice view over the water. My boyfriend had the Pie and he said it was very tasty, I had the bbq chicken and bacon....it was alright, I wouldn't have it again. I wanted the fish and chips but it's obviously very popular as it was sold out.

This place is OK but they just haven't hit the atmosphere button on the head properly. The lighting…read moredoesn't work for me, awful colours and not very Italian in my opinion. On the bright side, the food is pretty good. I only had a pizza capricosa but it was fantastic and my wife had a swordfish steak that was cooked to perfection. It is a little more pricey than a lot of other Italian restaurants as I think it is trying to attract a bit more of a younger yuppie type of clientele.

Comfort Italian food. Next to Shoreham-by-Sea train station. Lively manager, not shy to sing aloud…read moresome Italian tunes as he walks around. Great food, simple but nice plating. And quick. Tried the penne allArabiatta, just the right amount of spice and chilies.

Absolutely love this lovely coffee shop/grocery. The pastries are amazing and the place is cozy and…read morea bit dark. Staff is so friendly! Probably my favourite spot in Shoreham.

10/10 especially in the summer I can't believe how amazing this place the staff are lovely and I'm…read morean addicted to there pizza I advise everyone to go here

So I've been to the Perch a few times now. For coffee, cake and an afternoon meal and I have to say…read moreI like the place. To start the car park, that is large, is only £1.50 per day. Where else would you get that right in front of the sea!!!! The food, they have cake, traditional fish and chips and pizza. I can only comment on the fish and chips(and cake) and have nothing negative to say about them. Service is prompt. Be aware though it is popular and can be very busy so if I'm doubt book a table and do your best to arrive on time. There is limited seating outside facing the sea. This is a nice back drop for a meeting, weather dependant!! I visit the perch when I'm in the area and can and do recommend it.

I love this place - they have good wine, beer, and food stuffs. The prices are right, the ambiance…read moreis welcoming and relaxed, and the staff is very friendly. They allowed us to set up a tab, which was great because we just kept going and going on those tapas that they have. We just couldn't stop ourselves. I think that the spicy shrimp won, though we also had two of the antipasta platters because they were so good. I really want to try their burger + beer for ￡8.95 (I think that this is during week happy hour - you'll have to double-check). Overall great place in Shoreham to get some booze and grub.

Party of 6. Absolute f**king disaster! We had a reservation. Four in our party are Shoreham…read moreresidents and local shop owners. The staff all know them. But that did not prevent a terrible episode of poor service and a near maiming of one of us. Long story short. We ordered our dinner at 8:10pm. Plates finally made it to our table at 9:40pm. No apologies, no explanation. Just curt excuses made by the rather presumptuous French waitress who was also the manager on duty. The maiming: My friend across from me bites down on what should be a portion of fresh fish. She crunches down, winces in pain and spits out a large shard of thick, sharp plastic. Upon inspection it is the rim of a large bottle top. Her mouth is lacerated and she is bleeding. We call the manager over. She exclaims some concern and the litany of excuses starts once again. A incident form is brought over for the victim the complete, a perfect demonstration of typical English bureaucracy. I suspect the form is deposited in the trash bin as soon as we leave. Damage report: One meal deducted from the bill. Two half filled glasses of wine poured for free to assuage the pain. Yelp review: One star. One warning to you. Value your time and health? Stay away.

This is a relatively new restaurant housed in the beautiful old Shoreham Town Hall building located…read moreright on the High Street. I think Brighton could do with a few more places like this so have no problem at all driving the 15 minutes along the seafront to eat here. The interior is light and airy without seeming at all cold. At night, the lighting is really subtle and relaxing. The staff are really down to earth and do an excellent job making you feel welcome. The food is so well cooked and presented here. There's all the classics like seared scallops and lamb shanks but if I was going to recommend anything it would be their signature dish of beef wellington. You have to order in advance (24hrs) but they use only the finest fillet of beef. It really is worth trying. For wine, the Italian Merlot is the house plonk and at £12 is reasonable but if you go for the Wellington, I'd try the Drylands Pinot Noir. Enjoy!

I believe this is one of the best restaurants ever as I write this review it's in my top 5 I'd…read moreadvise anyone who loves beef and wine comes here this is the true home of beef

Love this place- great steak! Reasonable pricing and decent sized portions. Lots of seating and a…read moreseparate bar area with outside garden too! I've only ever been on a Friday or Saturday night so it's often been quite busy but haven't had to wait too long for food or drinks. Recommend booking at the weekend and sign up to the news letter for deals on food and drink.