Worthing:
On the fringes of the town centre, we dove in to escape the rain. Inside, it’s the currently fashionable stripped floor look. There’s a huge TV in one area, but thankfully the volume was down. The music wasn’t too loud either, but all the hard surfaces and something about the sound system (and perhaps the gobshites at the bar) made conversation tricky. Beer and staff were fine, and it wasn’t a bad place at all.
Worthing:
Tucked away in a backstreet, this was a very traditional pub, or rather, what some would take as traditional: a bit tired looking, fake brandy casks. Pleasant enough though, and popular, and the beer was fine.
Worthing:
Town centre pub in the shopping area: we called in for a soft drink and to get out of the rain: not a bad pub, but I didn’t fancy it the might before as it was very busy and a bit noisy. It’s typical town centre, and also served as a reminder of The Four Marys and 2 Baker St, despite being the other end of the country- the menu was identical, thanks to Greene King.
Worthing:
Backstreet pub, just off the seafront. Friendly barman, several pumps of real ale, and a quiet, relaxed atmosphere when we visited, decent music loud enough, but not too loud, prices OK too.
Worthing:
Charming little seafront pub with decking outside offering views of the sea and pier. Some great real ale and craft beer/cider, inclding some unusual stuff. Friendly barman, and OK prices given the location.