There's no place like this for a fair few miles around. In Italy they are in every town you pass…read morethrough without fail and I think there should be more shops like this on our high streets instead of fast food joints. The food and produce here is of top quality and there's so much to choose from, I'd highly recommend scribbling a vague list down or you'll end up spending an absolute fortune! The cold meats are un-believable (try the Parma ham with gorgonzolla cheese on focaccia bread) and there's tons of olives and anti-pasti treats to get your taste buds jumping for joy. They do organise special 'taster' events so keep an eye on the website or listen to splash FM radio for notification.

Have to agree with busybody. An absolute gem of Italian products. Just round the corner from…read moreFigaros, this shop has an amazing stock of meats for your selection. Can thoroughly recommend it.

Horrible little old man employee loudly talking about myself to the security guard on the intercom…read moreand subsequently getting all the other staff into some weird frenzy. I only went in to buy some eggs.. 10/10 Ambiance.

I went to Worthing Waitrose´s last Saturday evening to get some Cumberland sausages to take back…read morewhere I live at the moment - Bavaria. The young man, I asked for help, was very kind, helpful and polite. Once before I could even leave my bicykle inside as I did not have a bike lock. The customer service and the staff are just great.

I'm a big fan of this place. Their produce is lovely, and generally lasts for quite a while. It can…read moresometimes be in a bit of disarray, but that's fairly rare. The meats, prepared foods, and bakery are all top notch. The cheese selection is just okay, as is the yogurt selection. I wish that they had more quark (just one brand), other goat's yogurt, and other yogurts that are natural (w/o sugar). They have basically all the dried goods you could need - of course, I'm always wishing that the grocery stores in this country would have a little more Mexican food stuffs, but that's just not going to happen. Ha. The annoying thing is that if you are using an American credit card, prepare to wait to have a manager come over so that they can watch you sign. I'm not sure what that could possibly do to help w/ fraud, so I find that quite annoying. I understand that you are sometimes going to have problems - but that's just the downfalls of owning a business. And if you are going to make people annoyed that would generally shop there all the time, you could lose business over this policy. If you want business, isn't the general rule that you get your customer lovin' on? That's what I'd do if I wanted to make money. I'd also like it if they sold some cheap tupperware. I mean, I'm making food here, and I'm single - I need a place to put the left-overs. Again, that just makes sense to me, but maybe the numbers just don't support it. Overall, I like this the best of the grocery stores in Worthing. However, I'm starting to fall for Waitrose again. We had a little falling out after they tried to kick me out of their cafe... but I'm feeling forgiving.

Abysmal stocking. Shelves patchy / often empty on many items. What is there is a mess - rarely…read morefaced up. Hot food counter poorly manned - many customers give up . Sainsbury is a much better option

Wing Wah is a well established Chinese supermarket in Clifton Road. Well positioned near the main…read moreWorthing Railway station. They stock everything you need to make the perfect Chinese meal and can offer advice on how to cook it too. I regularly buy spring roll pastry and sweet chilli sauce here in a 2litre bottle which is so much cheaper than buying smaller bottles in the supermarket. It is also nice to be able to buy fresh Chinese veg like pak choi from Wing Wah to make an authentic dish .Thai and Japanese ingredients also available. Parking can be an issue if you're trying to park the station end, but easier if parking further down Clifton Road towards town.

From the owner: Oriental food Market in West Sussex. We are offering Thai, Chinese, Korean, Japanese groceries and…read moremuch more. We have wide range of fresh / frozen product too.

Fiil your boots!!! and all your bags when you get in here…read more Nice little find as I like dried friut, nuts, sweets, herbs and spices. This store has been here since the Centre opened in 1974 and is another family run business. There are over 150 loose items of a wide variety stocked here and many other items are on dislpay. Very good selection of baking ingredients can be had and ALL of the prices will not break you. Can't believe the money I saved, which means that I will return.

....brilliantly situated so close to so many bus stops, AND it has a car park at the rear. Always…read morewell stocked. and staffed by very helpful people. Highly recommended..

witha car park round the back that you can get for free provided ou spent over £5 in iceland,…read morefriendly staff and a big range of food what more could you want? they even have a freezer/fridge/cooker etc showroom in store as well! staff are alwyas willing to help with home delivery etc as well. and if any mistakes are made theyre always happy to compensate you.

Paid a visit here on Day 3 of opening and found it very busy. Much the same as many other Asda…read moreSuperstores, particularly in Brighton. There have been many complaints with regard to entry/exit to this store. The introduction of another set of traffic lights has had a huge impact on traffic East West. The store has a good range of George clothing, an optician, pharmacy, bakery and excellenbt quality of fresh produce. As always some prices are better and some not. ie light bulbs, plugs etc.. After a good time comparing prices and quality, both Lyn and I feel that Morrisons still have the edge.

What can I say? It's a co op, good selection although couldn't find frozen sausage rolls and can be…read morepricey because of the convenience