The Sunday roast beef here is the main event. Properly pink in the middle, crispy roasties, and a Yorkshire pudding that didn&#39;t sag under the gravy. That&#39;s what I come for.

Tom was super nice to us and our dog. He made sure we had everything we needed without being over the top. Just a really good vibe from the team here.

Cosy spot for a post-walk pint. My dog was welcome, which was lovely. The afternoon light through the windows just hit right. Quiet enough to properly unwind.

Been here a few times. Staff are always friendly, even when they&#39;re rushed off their feet. Quick to get your order sorted and bring drinks. Makes a difference when you just want a straightforward meal.

Decent Sunday roast, especially for Brighton prices. The place is tiny though, so it can get a bit cramped. Staff were on it, friendly and quick even when it was busy.

We popped in on a Sunday without a reservation and were seated at a lovely table. The staff were so friendly and welcoming, which made the whole visit feel really relaxed. A nice, easy evening out.

We were a big group after a hike, and the staff (James, Tyler, Charlie) were so on it. They handled everything without a fuss. The food and pints were spot on, but the service really made it. No stress at all.

Stopped in on a hot afternoon for a pint. Four well-kept bitters on hand pump, plus a solid lager selection. A proper pub, busy with locals and visitors. Exactly what you want on a sunny day.

The kids&#39; meals were surprisingly fresh - they even ate all the veggies! Great to see proper ingredients for little ones.

Solid Sunday roast at the village pub. Beef was spot on, proper Yorkshire puddings too. Nice pint to go with it. Staff were sound.

Got the lamb kebabs delivered. Meat was still juicy, not dried out like some other spots. Honestly surprised it held up.

Been coming here for years. Joe&#39;s fish and chips are always spot on, never greasy. That&#39;s why I keep coming back.

Been coming here for years, mainly for the drinks. What keeps me coming back is the live music. It&#39;s always solid, whether it&#39;s a solo act or a full band. Just a reliable spot for a good pint and some tunes.

The regulars here are so friendly. They just started chatting with us at the bar, made us feel right at home. It&rsquo;s that kind of easy, old-school vibe you don&rsquo;t find much anymore.

The Sunday roast beef was so tender, and the roast potatoes had that perfect crisp. Portions are generous for the price.

The almond croissant was spot on. They had a nice selection of wines by the glass that paired well with the savoury pastries.

Nice spot for a pint. Had a couple of their local ales, which were spot on and didn&#39;t break the bank. The place has a good, relaxed feel to it. Decent wine options too, though I stuck with the beer.

Solid old-school pub. The open fire was a nice touch on a cold evening. Good for watching sports on the big screen. Quiz nights seem popular. Dog-friendly, which is a plus. A decent local option.

Nice spot to catch the game. The bar staff were chill about switching the screen for our match. The vibe is relaxed, not too loud, so you can actually follow the action. Good for a casual pint.

Been coming here for years, and the private rooms are the main reason. Always book one for our team catch-ups. Staff handle the booking emails quickly, no fuss. It&#39;s just reliable.

The Sunday vegan menu is solid. Tried the Sham Lamb with mint sauce. The texture was surprisingly close, and the mint sauce cut through the richness nicely. A good option.

Been a few times now. The tasting menu is the one to get. Dishes are interesting, well put together, and look great on the plate. They get the timing right between courses, never feels rushed. Solid choice for a proper dinner out.

The Sunday roast lamb was spot on, really tender. Potatoes were properly fluffy, just like you&#39;d hope for. It&#39;s a solid, comforting meal that hits the mark.

The ribeye was cooked just right, and it arrived fast even though we were there near closing. Good value for Worthing.

Popped in for their Easter roast. The lamb was so tender it fell apart, and the gravy was something else. Honestly, the best part of the meal. Rest was fine, but that gravy though.

The menu had a good range, and I appreciated the clear vegan labels. Tried a few things, all cooked nicely. The lentil stew was particularly good - hearty and flavourful.

The trio of roasts was a solid choice, and the venue&#39;s history is a nice touch. My only note: the wine list felt a bit limited for a place like this. The Malbec we had was fine, but I was hoping for more interesting pairings with the rich meats.

Came for the fish and chips. The portion was massive, honestly couldn&#39;t finish it all. Chips were spot on, crispy outside and fluffy inside. Made the trip worthwhile.

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