Best Lunch Restaurants 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."

"What: This hipster bistro run by local DJ Tim Healey is all about big plates, good tunes and cocktails a plenty, and who can complain?. Based in the North Laine area of the city, you can expect hearty brunch dishes at Kooks such as a full English featuring sausages from a local butcher. It's up to you whether you choose to go for a coffee or a cocktail on the side."

"This music-themed restaurant conjures images of a cheesy restaurant but nothing about Kooks is cheesy. Owner and DJ Tim Healey has created his own playlist for Kooks, and his own collection of LPs frame the wall. Kooks is open from 9am until late and is popular throughout the day."

"The atmosphere is great and the venue is pretty damn uber cool. Fresh, quality ingredients make for an impressive breakfast, however portion sizes could perhaps be a little more generous but this is easily remedied by ordering extras!. Be prepared to get there early or you’ll find yourself in a queue, which is still well worth it."

"The Twenty One Boutique B&B Hotel, Luxury B&B in Brighton, Bill’s, The Twenty One Bill’s is a unique cafe and produce store Situated in the North Laine area (about a 15 minute walk from us) 100 North Road, Brighton Tel: 01273 692894Website"

"This popular café on Nile Street in the Lanes is a favourite with those looking for somewhere to refuel between shopping missions!. Lots of people will be drawn to the salads packed full of interesting ingredients, but it’s at brunch where this café’s menu really shines. The salt beef hash is perfect for ridding yourself of a hangover, the homemade cornbread will whisk you off to the streets of Mexico, meanwhile the Turkish eggs will convince you that there’s more to brunch than smashed avocado on sourdough!"

"What: This contemporary café tucked away in the quirky Brighton Lanes is all about serving simple brunch dishes made using high quality ingredients, in a casual, minimalist setting. It's a great spot to escape to while enjoying classics such as beans on toast, and toasted banana bread. However, Lost in the Lanes also offers a few more unusual brunch dishes too; think miso roasted carrots with spiced orange and chilli quinoa and mint labneh.Where: 10 Nile Street, BN1 1HW"

"A Minimalist & fresh café serving wholesome breakfast and brunch to members of the public. They offer vegan and vegetarian options to meet dietary needs for a vast amount of people. Simple, wholesome food made from quality ingredients, coupled with honest cooking techniques."

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"Bill’s has a lovely eclectic, home from home, comfortable feel to it. Brunch plates include the ‘Bill’s Brunch’, two fried free range eggs, smoked streaky bacon, Cumberland sausage, roasted plum tomatoes, mushrooms, potato rösti, baked beans, black pudding and toast. There are three vegetarian options including ‘Bill’s Garden Plate’, two poached free range eggs, halloumi, roasted plum tomato, charred red peppers, smashed avocado, hollandaise, mushrooms, potato rösti, baked beans, pea shoots, mixed seeds & toast."

"Bill’s Chichester restaurant is upstairs in the Butter Market, a Grade II listed building in the centre of this historic cathedral city. Bright, ..." Read our full review"

"Bill’s Chichester restaurant is upstairs in the Butter Market, a Grade II listed building in the centre of this historic cathedral city. Bright, ..."

"Woodies Brasserie & Bar “takes a time honoured tradition of hospitality, a sense of history and a young dynamic team to create a restaurant and cocktail bar that’s inviting, irresistible and even fiercely romantic. A venue keeping something different alive in Chichester, a unique experience. For a long time now brunch has been the preferred, if not somewhat revered weekend meal for Londoners."

"The Open Bakery is part of the Real Patisserie chain and there are a few dotted around Brighton, including a stall outside of Brighton train station. In my mind, the small Kemptown branch is still the best. Sit in on their long wooden table and benches with a coffee and a croissant, or take-away a loaf of freshly baked bread for the week."

"Tide fills a gap in the Brighton seafood repertoire by providing us the pure joy that is Southern American street food. Drawing from the harvest of the south coast and Southern American flavours. Tide is a food fiesta best enjoyed kicking back with good company."

"Hotel du Vin’s younger, edgier sister, Malmaison, overlooking the tinkling boats on Brighton Marina, is a quieter, more leisurely experience than you’d get in town, but it’s none the worse for that. Here in the east of the city, you’re close to the Undercliff Walk where you can enjoy a bracing walk. The hotel bar and brasserie serve classic English fare with a great range of wines, so you don’t have to go far, although there are plenty of distractions in the marina if you do feel like venturing out."

"The Marina may lack Brighton’s inimitable spirit, but if you’re after a peaceful stay with sea and harbour views from a private terrace, then Malmaison ticks the boxes. Spend a bit more on a sea-facing room and you get extra space, a bright interior, comfortable beds and a fresh, stripped-floorboard, contemporary look. On a warm evening, nab a lounger at the alfresco bar, snaffle a cocktail and admire the yachts and boardwalk beach bums."

"Malmaison Brighton has a prime position overlooking Brighton Marina, one of the largest marinas in Europe, with a wide range of eating options and leisure attractions. Seventy three luxury guest rooms are vibrantly contemporary while Chez Mal is the hotel’s stylish restaurant. There’s easy access to the seafront and to spectacular walks along the Undercliff Walk to the picturesque village of Rottingdean, down the coast."

"Superb Parisian style food, served in an amazing atmosphere. Cote mixes simple fresh cooking with robust flavours to produce classic French cuisine. With a menu featuring classics such as moules marinieres, steak frites and corn fed chicken, it’s as if Cote was picked right from the streets of Paris."

"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"