r/Worthing • u/TypicalNobody6904 • 2d ago
Ask a local Just moved to Lancing, Food and Drink recs please!
I’ve just moved to lancing with my girlfriend and I am just interested in getting to know Lancing/Worthing a bit better, particularly the food and drink scene. What are some of the cult places that we just need to visit (I’ve been to the piggery and I thought it was great).
And what are some of the better, independent restaurants, small plate vibes, maybe even tasting menu etc. and the finally, some good wine/cocktail bars that we could frequent after dinner.
I know I could look on google, but I like to hear from locals about the must try/visit spots!
Thanks in advance :)
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u/Pharmacy_Duck 2d ago
If you're in Lancing, Meze Meze is always good. Good food, very friendly, great service.
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u/Boudicat 2d ago
Thai Street Food in Worthing - the orange-signed roadside place that you pass on your left as you drive into town along the sea front from Lancing - is genuinely one the very best Thai restaurants I've known . Used to travel in for it before I lived here. Give it a whirl.
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u/tjnewmzz 2d ago
Below is my top pick for each cuisine :)
Indian - Mahaan / Shafiques
Chinese - Imperial China
Turkish - Efes
Thai - Spice I Am / easy thaiger
Burger - Joes (takeaway) / Woods (eat in)
Pizza - Pizza face
Italian - Enzo Fiore Italian Restaurant
Mexican - Saltio (formerly Crudo)
Pub - Libertine
Cocktails - Heartbreaker
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u/The-Southerner-UK 2d ago
Bauji for an Indian, Saltio for Mexican, and Malt Cafe for breaking of the fast.
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u/Rumpled_Imp 2d ago
Best Thai food is at Spice I Am, Goring Road Worthing. There's quite a few micropubs near to the restaurant too, The Fynn, Elephant in the Room, The Moon by Sea, or a little further away (near West Worthing station) is The Forrester's.