Nestled in Worthing’s stunning Beach House Park: Palm Court Pavilion is a stylish,beautifully renovated café-bistro in the park’s Old Pavilion. Located just minutes fromthe town centre and the seafront, Palm Court Pavilion serves delicious homemade foodand has a range of options for functions and events.There are two pay and display car parks via Lyndhurst road.Breakfast is served until 11.30am each day and lunch commences from midday with last orders around 3pm.Sunday lunch from 12.30pm - 3.30pm.**PLEASE NOTE** Afternoon Tea is available each day but this cannot be booked via open table as we have eight different types of high tea, including vegan, vegetarian and gluten free and all our teas are made to order. Please contact us directly at 01903212011 so we can discuss our menu. *****Tapas evening**** Friday 16th August>>>live trio...Spanish buffet £25 per person ring to reserve***
"The Amsterdam Inn is situated just off the A27 and right beside the airport. Relax by the sea and enjoy some of our fantastic meals and beverages in a warm comfortable environment"
The Shepherd & Dog has maintained all the traditions you would expect in a country pub but has added some lovely touches. The fabulous Sunday Roast on offer from noon, last bookings at 6 PM is just one example that will delight your taste buds. Locally sourced, seasonal food menus showcasing the best of the local area. Craft beers are all local, exclusive or unusual in some way - no run of the mill here!We look forward to seeing you soon.
"Amberley Castle has a long held reputation for delivering outstanding cuisine.Enjoyed on the first floor of the castle in either the magnificent Queen's Room, with its barrel-vaulted ceiling dating back to the 12th century and open fire or The Great Room, built-in 1165 by Bishop Luffa of Chichester, a fine example of Norman architecture with its high lancet windows, open fireplace, oak flooring, tapestry and suits of armour.The dress code for the dining room is smart casual. Please note that we welcome children of all ages to dine in the restaurant as long as their parents are well-behaved!
FOOD, DRINK, EVENTSThe Fountain Ashurst is a 16th Century Pub located in the beautiful village of Ashurst, West Sussex.It is quintessentially English with flagstone flooring, low beams and plenty of cosy corners and comfortable seating.Extremely popular all year round, you can enjoy our stunning landscaped gardens and pond area outside during the Summer months including the infamous 'beach area'. During the colder months we boast two large fireplaces in both areas of our bar for you to cosy up in and enjoy a warming beverage.
Enjoy laid-back beachfront vibes in our relaxed all-day restaurant and bar. With an unmistakable view of Brighton’s iconic Palace Pier and a cocktail in hand, it’s the perfect place to enjoy a host of British classics and seaside favourites as you soak up the iconic sea views.
Taking influence from abundant country fields in Europe, SIX combines the freshest ingredients with a passion for bringing out inherent flavours in a contemporary approach to cuisine.
SIX will offer a variety of dining experiences. From our intimate and ambient Dining Room, with luxurious design and every romantic detail taken care of, to the more relaxed and informal Brasserie style dining area.
SIX is also Brighton"s first cold-pressed cocktail bar, offering a diverse menu of beautifully constructed drinks, along with a selection of the finest organic wines.
We will also be serving our own brewed craft beers, made and imported from a small village outside of Ghent in Belgium.
We are committed to solely using locally sourced, organic seasonal ingredients to create our perfectly balanced menus for both our Brasserie and Dining Room. All ingredients are meticulously sourced and supplied directly by local producers to ensure they are of freshest and highest quality available.
The elegant Tapestry Restaurant at Bailiffscourt Hotel with its medieval architecture, mullioned windows and tapestry-hung walls offers the perfect venue for a relaxing lunch or a romantic dinner. Our Head Chef, Russell Williams who has worked with such notable chefs as Nico Ladenis, has created a menu of modern English cuisine that includes a fresh new interpretation of classic dishes. During the summer months our rose-clad Courtyard provides an attractive and informal setting for light lunches and traditional afternoon teas.
The Blind Busker takes its name from a local man ‘Blind Harry Vowles’ who frequented the pub back in 1900’s, he and others were often seen playing accordion’s and other musical instruments beneath the Angel of Peace statue; these folk were known as the ‘Brighton Characters’We have a beautiful garden and an area for functions, not to mention our projector for all the big sporting events.
