Best Coffee Shops and Cafes in Worthing

"Down on York Place, this unsung hero and family run cafe has been going about its business quietly for 9 years. The coffee is roasted locally in Littlehampton and the cafe even has its own ‘Moksha blend’, which can be bought to drink in, or as beans to take out. The Huevos Benedictos breakfast is one of my favourites too."

"These guys know how to pull out all the stops when it comes to their pancakes. Expect deliciously fluffy American style cakes accompanied with your choice of banana and toffee sauce, blueberry and maple syrup or free-range bacon. Shrove Tuesday – completed it mate."

"Self acclaimed as having “Brighton’s Best Brunch”, Moksha Cafe has been called the best place to buy a Full English. This Family Run Cafe has a strong focus on ethically sourced ingredients and their own unique blend of coffee. A must visit for foodies."

"Nestled in Brighton's beachfront arches, this suave and sustainable spot also runs Brighton's largest - and only - organic coffee roastery. Nosh on fresh crab and avocado benedict or Beirut breakfast - comprised of of organic poached eggs, beetroot tahini, roasted aubergine and za'atar focaccia."

"Why we love it: Lucky Beach proves that healthy brunches aren’t just about vegetarian sausages and tofu scrambles. Their dishes are bursting with colourful ingredients like beetroot tahini, fermented chilli sauce, jalapeño cornbread and tofu feta. The end result is a vibrant brunch with a kick."

"This hip spot brings the classic burger joint to a whole new level. Lucky Beach has consistently been on best burger lists for years now and it’s easy to see why. They make a great original burger with plenty of toppings and choices."

"Pancake stack CHOCOLATE MASCARPONE | HAZELNUT PRALINE CRUMB | CARAMELISED BANANA – on the menu @cafecoho Queens from Saturday #brighton #breakfast #brunch #lunch #indulgeyourself. A post shared by Cafe Coho (@cafecoho) on Jan 31, 2018 at 11:04am PST. With three locations in Brighton, Cafe Coho is here to feed all your brunching needs."

"On the corner of ship street, right next to Marwoods, is Cafe Coho. The coffee served is Union Coffee, which is hand-roasted in small batches to ensure paramount quality and freshness. Food-wise I can never resist the toasted sausage bap with homemade chutney."

"Another one of Brighton’s proudly indie cafes serving up some of the finest pancakes in town, every day of the week. With three locations around the city, you’ll never be far away from one of their phenomenal stacks. Our order: Greek yoghurt pancakes"

"Remarkably still the only certified organic coffee roastery in the South, Redroaster is a stunning coffee by the sea experience and a pioneer in the world of UK specialist coffee houses. Credit: @redroastercafe. A tantalising coffee haven in the happening hub of Kemptown, it’s one of the prettiest places on our list."

"Red Roaster Cafe is renowned for its bottomless brunch, and it's the perfect place to show off on your Instagram story. Their coffee, cocktails and all-day dining experience is deffo worth a visit. Head to Red Roaster, just by Old Steine Gardens, between 4 and 6 for happy hour (you're welcome)."

"You've heard of Pancake Day, but have you heard of Panquake Day?. Starfish & Coffee have coined the phrase in celebration of their epic and elaborate pancake concoctions; potentially the biggest, most extravagant, and most delectable available in Brighton. We think it's a worthy title for these heavenly creations!"

"Lots of people have recommended this independent café to us. Just around the corner from the Royal Pavilion, it’s a great option for brunch in Brighton. The team here really care about where their ingredients come from, so you’ll find all sorts of local farms used for sausages, milk and more."

"They boast an impressive circumference, delicate doughy innards and generous toppings – well worth marching up to the top of the whopping great hill to reach them. Our order: Fruit pancakes. “This is a new find on the list of pancakes and it’s a bloody good’un."

"Boo Diddley's is a retro gaming cafe and shop in Brighton, who sell video games, serve speciality coffee and delicious cakes and host gaming tournaments. Read more about Boo Diddley's"

"Lovely little venue in the heart of Kemptown, serving coffee, loose tea and a delicious selection of cakes. Fun loving staff and an inviting aroma put this one on our list. 117 St Georges Road, BN2 1EA"

"Unbarred creates cracking craft beers in interesting flavours – think ‘Bueno’ Shake; Tropic Soda; and mango-flavoured pale ale. A few years back, the team opened a bottle shop and taproom at the brewery just behind the station. Operating a 16-tap wall showcasing its top brews, the site is currently operating as a walk-in spot only, and while it isn’t serving food right now, customers are able to order whatever they’d like from Deliveroo or Uber Eats – we recommend US-style pizza from Original Toby’s, Napoli-style pizza from Nanninella or excellent fried chicken burgers from The Bok Shop."

"Originally opened nearly 200 years ago, The Dorset is bringing you a side of history alongside their sunshine sips. Grab a streetside table at The North Laine watering hole and top up your tan as you enjoy tasty cocktails and craft brews."

"The words ‘bric-a-brac’ and ‘bits-n-bobs’ have never described anywhere as aptly as Snoopers Paradise. Sprawling over 7000 square feet, Snoopers is not for the faint-hearted flea browser. Each stall hosts specially-curated curios – and there’s much to draw the eye – from antique lampshades to yellowed viewfinder slides to earthenware to niche early 20th century ironmongery."

"If you love a nice rummage through retro paraphernalia then this is the place for you. There are some amazing gems to be found in this fabulous indoor bizarre. Located in the heart of the North Laines, its a great place to get lost for a few hours if the weather is not on your side."

"A rabbit hole of kitschy collectibles, curious oddments and enticing bric-a-brac (plus a fair smattering of utter crap) – on a rainy day it’s easy to lose the whole afternoon in here stocking up on retro delights for your flat."

"A fantastic restaurant offering a selection of meats and cheeses from Sussex and Spain, amongst tapas and small plates, all created with big flavours and served from the open kitchen by friendly and welcoming staff. With the menu changing regularly, you are in for a treat!"

"Day-trippers head for the expanses of Preston Park; those in the know cross the road and throw down their picnic blankets in The Rockery. The tiny garden is straight out of a fairytale: elegant bridges curl over a lilypad-filled lake (also crossable via stepping stone), perfectly chiselled rocks tumble down smooth green slopes into jewel-toned trees, and there’s even a tiny waterfall trickling away in a corner. Don’t worry if you forget your picnic; the Chalet Café is less than a minute’s walk away for takeaway sandwiches and pastries galore."

"The home to an amazing skate park and a famous wild park local nature reserve, not to mention a sizeable golf course, Hollingdean park certainly has its appeal. It’s size is the most significant factor, being around 5 times the size of Preston Park, however its location far from town helps with all that open space and purely residential areas surrounding the parks. To get here, you just need a bus or train to Moolsecoomb, or you can alternatively head up Ditchling road."