The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Worthing South East

Great Sausage Sandwich and Superb Coffee. Free Wifi too !! Thank you

We come here fairly often since moving to Worthing. The food from this independent cafe is delicious and the portions very generous. Also, coffee is very good!

Friendly staff and pleasant atmosphere. First time for me, my friend had been here several times. We had ham, eggs, chips for lunch. Fast and friendly servce. Food was piping hot and very tasty. Really enjoyed our visit and hope to return soon!

We hosted an afternoon tea with 30+ ladies at Palm Court Pavilions. Seamus and Rachel were amazing from the very first email and were always on the end of the phone on the lead up to the event. The weather was not on our side that day, however being sheltered in the fully purposed marquee and given our own area was great. All of the staff were brilliant and helped us to set up and made sure we were fully catered for throughout. We had a couple of dietary requirements, which were fully catered for. Feedback on the gluten free option "best gluten free sandwiches and cake selection!". This place is a hidden gem - great just to enjoy in your own time and fantastic for a event / party!

We've had an amazing time celebrating a friend that unfortunately isn't with us any more. We've had the perfect service to make us all feel at home and comfortable.

We reserved seats here for the England Swiss football match, can I just say how brilliant the bar staff were on a very busy bar. Nothing was to much trouble, their attention was focused and made for a lovely evening. Thank you so much for making our experience so enjoyable

Zoe the waitress was very frienly and helpful. The food was very good and the portions generous. The place is quite nice and spacious.

This place is very good value for money, shame the wee-man behind the bar serving has as much spark as a wet box of matches.

Lovely lunch as always. Defo one of my favourite places to go for food and drinks, Charlie our server waa delightful too. Thank you vudu

Breakfast was OK found sausages very small but the main issue is the price nearly £10 for a small breakfast and nearly £14 for a full English but only 1 small sausage. It cost us over £37 for a small breakfast and full English with drinks plus they put on a service charge which you can ask them to remove but I would not do that would I go back no just because of the prices. Staff very friendly and polite.

We had a glorious wedding celebration at The Happy Teapot! Nettie and her team couldn’t have been more friendly, welcoming, accommodating! The food was yummy, the service excellent, we enjoyed every minute! Thank you Happy Teapot!

The sausages are great. Worthing's best café and it is a shame that I'm not in the area anymore as this was perfect for breakfast. Friendly staff and a great vibe that had me coming back for more.

I’ve been here once for drinks with work (NHS discount and a good choice of my favourite beers, what could be better!) its a nice pub, friendly staff and a nice beer garden. My colleagues rave about the food, especially the pizza. So I decided to treat myslef today - the Sabotage pizza (mozzarella, pepperoni, Parma ham, Italian sausage, parmesan & hot honey) and a pint of delicious Jamaican Red Stripe beer. Discount was for drink only, but thats ok I expected it to be anyway so no problem. The beer was 100% excelent as always The pizza, TBH I couldn’t understand the hype. The flavour was definatly there, totally delicious. But the base was paper thin and unbelievably greasy! Trying to pick up a slice was hopeless as the base wasn’t able to support the toppings and just flopped down (even the layer of sauce was thicker!) and being so greasy too everything just slid off. I had to get cutlery from the bar to eat it (they gave napkins in that tankard with my table number, but no knife and fork?) I like thin crust pizzas usually but this was insanely thin! I think maybe that is why the pizzas called sabotage, the base sabotaged the pizza? Only the flavour saved it, a solid 3 star. But putting things in perspective, still 1000 times tastier than anything from a takeaway, and cheaper. Fix the base and its 5 stars easily!

Visited this cafe recently with a friend. Ordered the large breakfast which was priced at £11.00. It came with hash browns and fried bread, I asked if I could exchange the fried bread for toast and hash browns for an alternative. The waitress actually offered this exchange and said it wasn’t a problem. I ordered a capuchino as well at £3.50. I was charged £16.50 so obviously I was charged more for exchanging. The quality of the food was poor. The baked beans were sweet(cheap). The sausage wasn’t nice and the portion was more like a child’s portion. My friend and I visit a lot of cafes on the south coast, so I think I am qualified to judge. All I can say is that it was very disappointing and will not visit again

We adore the John Seldon because it is so old school. It is warm and cosy, homely and welcoming. It is not fancy, so it would depend on your preference in terms of what the occasion is. If you are looking for delicious food, generous portions, happy, well-behaved patrons, many, of the older generation, friendly service and a warm welcome - this is the place. The fish and chips is really good, and once you've had their chips, even if you're not starving, you will still want to order a plate to savour, while enjoying your favourite tipple. To a SAFFA, Worthing is mostly a huge disappointment in terms of chips, because in SA, we do chips, proper. But at the JS, they know their way around a potato and a fryer. This is a welcoming space, which we rate as an important element. South Africans can feel whether non-British people are really welcome. At the John Seldon, we always feel at home. To top it off, they serve Beavertown Neck Oil beer, which is my absolute favourite, so that just adds to the mix! 👌🏼