Best Fine Dining in Worthing

"With an enviable location on Brighton’s Marine Parade, Drakes (****) looks out across the English Channel making it one of our top boutique hotels with sea views. Each of the twenty rooms at Drakes has been individually designed, all of them to a very high standard. Every room comes with White Company toiletries, a waffle robe, complimentary Drakes slippers and a cafetiere with freshly ground coffee and a selection of Twinings teas."

"The joy of staying here is in the front-facing rooms (with warm woods and curvy, cruise-ship art deco cornicing), which have some of the best views in Brighton – bay windows at the foot of your bed (or bath) have views over the shingly beach, the neon-lit Palace Pier and the sea. Bear in mind that you’re on Marine Parade, alongside some of the city’s brashest pubs and clubs. It can get noisy, especially at weekends."

"Voted in the 'Top 50 New Boutique Hotels' in the World by 'Conde Nast Traveller'. At the very heart of the drakes philosophy is the desire to see guests as friends coming to stay. drakes is never stuffy or formal, but is about relaxed glamour, an escape from everyday life, and total relaxation - when you stay at drakes, the thinking is done for you."

"Food for Friends has been one of the most popular vegetarian and vegan restaurants in Brighton’s vibrant South Lanes since 1981. Their delicious and original vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free cooking uses the freshest, locally produced ingredients. The restaurant is most popular for its tasty vegan and vegetarian cooking with lots of flavour and unusual combinations."

"Food For Friends has been serving award-winning vegan food since 1981, so it’s safe to say they know what they are doing. The menu uses only the freshest vegetarian and vegan ingredients, local and organic where possible, with influences from around the globe. Their brunch menu items are innovative, exciting and always changing to keep you coming back."

"Set against the picturesque backdrop of Goodwood and the South Downs, the Earl of March is a country pub restaurant in the village of Lavant near Chichester, West Sussex. We serve freshly prepared seasonal food from local produce, a selection of local…"

" When Ritz hotel executive head chef Giles Thompson took over this character Sussex village pub overlooking the South Downs, the local dining out bri ..." Read our full review"

"Merkaba, as part of Myhotel in Brighton, is an elegant space with a beautifully crafted bar, curved walls and low lighting, which achieves a relaxed atmosphere. The bar has a great drinks menu, ranging from cocktail classics, such as the manhattan and martini, to a wide range of high quality spirits. The bar also has a separated seating at the back, which is perfect for special occasions."

"Housed within My Brighton (the same hotel that's home to Small Batch Coffee and The Chilli Pickle), Merkaba is the go-to for slick drinks in impressive surroundings. The bar team know what they're doing and you can even get a free photobooth token with each drink... you know what to do."

"Although said to be the smallest brew-pub in Brighton, with its vibrant yellow walls and red trimmings, it’s not one that can be easily missed. Located at the start of the high-spirited Kemptown village, with the little alleyway of Marine Gardens leading you down towards the seafront, it’s a pub you can easily slip away for a quick pint, away from the raucous tourist-filled seafront. Though curated over 150 years ago, and not growing much since, a brewery can still be found within its walls, now known as Hand Brew Co."

"Brighton Bier Co, which co-owns the Dispensary, is a so-called "gypsy brew" – that is it moves around brewing beer on other people's kit. However, it is based at the Hand In Hand, a Kemptown brewpub, where it brews a range of Kemptown Brewery beers exclusively for the pub, and its own ales. As bad luck would have it, on this visit none of the Kemptown beers was on among the pub's four cask ales."