Bijou Stylish Studio, 2 mins from the Beach
Everything you need to make the most of your stay — from the best places to eat and drink, to entertainment and things to do, all within easy reach of your stylish studio.
A beautifully renovated, light-filled sanctuary just 2 minutes from the beach with free parking and self check-in.
This beautifully renovated bijou studio is your ideal base for exploring Worthing. Recently updated to create a light-filled, calm haven, it's completely self-contained with its own entrance, small outside sitting area, and dedicated parking space. Located in the peaceful West End of Worthing, you're just a 2-minute stroll to the beach and minutes from the vibrant dining, entertainment, and cultural scene.
From relaxed seafront cafés to fine dining on the pier — all within 5–10 minutes of your door.
Worthing's most celebrated seafront dining experience. The Sea Pearl Bar & Restaurant overlooks West Beach with a stunning sun terrace. Perfect for everything from morning coffee to candlelit dinners and Sunday roasts.
A beloved beachfront café-bar overlooking Worthing Pier. Famous for its spectacular burgers, nachos, local ales, and vegan options. Family and dog friendly with a relaxed, welcoming vibe.
Vibrant Mexican street food and cocktail bar right on the seafront. Renowned for fried plantain tacos, jackfruit burritos, and fantastic cocktails. Buzzy atmosphere in the evenings.
A stylish eatery at the end of Worthing's iconic pier with panoramic sea views on three sides. Serves everything from breakfast to Sunday roast sharing platters. Booking recommended.
A small, charming eatery decorated with cherry blossoms serving Japanese-inspired street food. Try the crispy tofu bao bun, miso-glazed aubergine, and miso margarita cocktail. Very popular — book ahead.
A beautiful plant-filled restaurant on Warwick Street open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Known for creative cocktails with theatrical presentations (smoke-filled diver's helmets!) and Asian-inspired small plates.
Worthing's finest dining experience, situated above Perch on the Pier with stunning sea views. Chef Johnny Stanford offers 5 and 7-course seasonal tasting menus. Friendly, informal service. Booking essential.
On sunny weekends, a fantastic array of food trucks lines the promenade west of the pier. Look out for Pizza by Antonio, Halloumi Fries, Taco Look at Me Now, and the Worthing Gin Genie. Budget-friendly and brilliant.
A popular seafood restaurant on Worthing seafront with outdoor seating and a promenade stand. Perfect for fresh crab, lobster, and local catch. A true taste of the Sussex coast.
Beloved beachfront café-bar overlooking Worthing Pier. Famous burgers, nachos, local ales. Family & dog friendly. 23 Marine Parade.
Vibrant Mexican street food and cocktails right on the seafront. 29 Marine Parade. Daily 12–9:30pm.
Stylish eatery at the end of the pier with panoramic sea views. Worthing Pier. Daily 10am–9pm.
Japanese-inspired street food with cherry blossom décor. 134 Montague Street. Wed–Sat evenings.
Beautiful plant-filled restaurant with theatrical cocktails. 17 Warwick Street. Daily from 8:30am.
Worthing's finest — 5 & 7-course tasting menus above the pier. Booking essential. Thurs–Sat lunch & dinner.
Elegant seafront dining with sea views, afternoon tea, and Sunday roasts. Marine Parade BN11 3QL.
From traditional pubs to craft beer bars and cocktail lounges — Worthing has a thriving bar scene.
A classic and authentic pub just off Worthing seafront — and practically on your doorstep on Heene Road. Traditional atmosphere, great selection of ales, lagers, and spirits. Food served daily.
A stylish cocktail bar and dining venue right on Marine Parade. Perfect for sundowners overlooking the sea. Great cocktail menu and a relaxed, sophisticated atmosphere.
Rated #1 bar in Worthing on TripAdvisor. A large, traditional family-friendly pub in the heart of town. Imposing Victorian building with inside and outside tables, real ales, and food all day.
A quirky little craft beer, wine, and spirit bar situated right on Worthing seafront. A hidden gem for those who appreciate quality drinks in a relaxed, unpretentious setting.
Cocktails, wine, and small plates with regular live music and events. One of Worthing's most vibrant evening venues with a great atmosphere and a loyal local following.
The elegant Coral Bar at the Burlington Hotel offers a wide selection of gins, spirits, beers, wines, and an excellent cocktail menu. Enjoy drinks on the sun terrace overlooking the sea.
Worthing punches well above its weight for arts and entertainment, with multiple world-class venues.
An intimate 500-seat theatre in the heart of Worthing town centre, hosting West End touring productions, dance, comedy, and cinema screenings. Part of Worthing Theatres & Museum — a celebrated arts charity.
An Edwardian gem built in 1910, the Dome is one of Britain's most beautiful independent cinemas. Located right on Marine Parade, it shows blockbusters, art house films, NT Live, and Royal Opera House screenings across 3 screens (738 seats).
Situated at the landward end of Worthing Pier on Marine Parade, the Pavilion Theatre hosts a diverse programme of live performances, comedy, music, and talks throughout the year.
Worthing's largest entertainment venue, given to the town in 1934. Hosts major concerts, comedy nights, silent discos, and large-scale productions. Free evening parking nearby.
Worthing offers a wealth of outdoor and indoor activities for all ages and interests.
The Grade II listed Art Deco pier (built 1862, UK Pier of the Year 2019) is Worthing's most iconic landmark. Stroll the 5-mile promenade, admire the stained glass windows, and enjoy the views. Especially beautiful at golden hour.
A long shingle beach that's rarely overcrowded. The water turns a surprisingly vibrant teal on sunny days. Best for swimming within 3 hours of high tide. Rock pooling at low tide with Marine Warrior backpacks available from the Coastal Office.
Hire Donkey Bikes (orange e-bikes) from stands near the pier. Cycle east towards Lancing and beyond, or west towards Goring. A dedicated cycle path runs all the way to Brighton (11 miles). Around £7 for 3 hours.
Fire, Salt & Sea — a wood-fired Finnish-style sauna in a vintage horse box on the beach. Book a private or group session (up to 6 people). Available Fri–Sun. A uniquely Worthing experience!
A free museum with one of the largest costume collections in the UK (clothes from the 17th century onwards). Also features local history, geology, and archaeological finds. A great rainy-day option.
K66 near Coast Cafe rents paddleboards and kayaks for £20/hour including wetsuit and life jacket. Best on calm days within 4 hours of high tide. Lessons available for beginners.
Explore the local area with our interactive map. Click on any marker to see more details about that location.
Step-by-step walking directions to the key local spots. All distances are approximate walking times.
Heene Place, Worthing BN11 3NL — a quiet mews tucked just behind Heene Terrace, a short stroll from the seafront.
Open in Google MapsA few insider tips to help you get the most out of Worthing.
Worthing is one of the sunniest places in the UK. Locals say it has its own microclimate — pack sunscreen even in spring!
Free on-street parking is available along West Parade heading west. The Assembly Hall car park is free in the evenings.
Popular restaurants like Yamu Yamu, Tern, and Perch on the Pier fill up fast — especially on weekends. Book in advance to avoid disappointment.
Brighton is just 20 minutes by train. Chichester, Arundel, and the South Downs National Park are all easily reachable for a day out.
Check tide times before heading to the beach. Low tide reveals a sandy section perfect for walking; high tide is best for swimming.
Check wtm.uk for the latest theatre and cinema listings, and timeforworthing.uk for events, markets, and local news during your stay.
Worthing is very dog friendly. Beach House, the promenade, and many local pubs welcome well-behaved dogs. Check seasonal beach restrictions.
Don't miss Boho Gelato for artisan ice cream, or grab a classic 99 from the stand on the pier. A Worthing tradition!