Sir John Seldon - Worthing

We visited this pub for the first time to see the Bob Brooks Desperate Dan Band . (highly recommended). A great gig venue, we had a meal there as well. The staff were friendly and efficient the food was excellent the whole experience was very enjoyable. We will definitely make a return visit.

This was a great old traditional pub.the staff there make you feel very welcome and it's got a really old traditional and friendly pub.i really wish this was my local pub as it's a great atmosphere.i will definitely be going back to this pub again.im just so happy I managed to find this place.keep up the great work and hope to be back real soon.

This local pub is a fantastic spot for drinks. It's the perfect place to spend a Friday night with friends, listening to music on the jukebox. The prices are reasonable and Steve always provides excellent service.

We ate here one lunchtime during the week. We sat in the quiet courtyard area out the back which looked like it had been newly paved. We all enjoyed our food and the food and drink prices were reasonable. I only gave 4 stars as I had a Ploughman’s which came with a soft roll which fell apart; it would be preferable to have a piece of crusty baton with this. The outside front seating area also looks nice with fake grass and large pots of flowers. Would return and recommend.

A member of our group made a reservation at this restaurant, which has a cozy atmosphere. The girl working behind the bar was friendly and helpful. I ordered a white wine, which was decent but not exceptional. They also offer a variety of gins for those interested. For our meals, I chose the fish pie, which was tasty but had a somewhat amateur presentation of mashed potatoes on top. It came with a white bread roll that one of my friends enjoyed to balance the spiciness of her Thai green curry. The ham, egg, and chips dish was satisfying, while the lasagne was decent but had an overwhelming amount of cheese. Overall, it was a pleasant evening with reasonably priced food.