Guidebook for Findon, Worthing
Drinks & Nightlife
Really friendly pub run by Sally. Great food at reasonable prices- they host speciality nights- French nights , Burger nights etc. dogs welcome in the bar. Garden and patio dining area.
13 locals recommend
The Gun Inn Findon
High StreetReally friendly pub run by Sally. Great food at reasonable prices- they host speciality nights- French nights , Burger nights etc. dogs welcome in the bar. Garden and patio dining area.
A real village pub, good food, generous portions, great Sunday roasts. Dogs welcome in the bar. Small pub garden
Village House Coaching Inn
A real village pub, good food, generous portions, great Sunday roasts. Dogs welcome in the bar. Small pub garden
Just at entrance to the village. If there's a group of you there's a skittle alley for hire. Dog friendly
The Black Horse Inn, Findon
High StreetJust at entrance to the village. If there's a group of you there's a skittle alley for hire. Dog friendly
Food Scene
Great Indian restaurant in village- will do takeaway or delivery too. Very popular so book for weekend nights.
Tajdar
Horsham RoadGreat Indian restaurant in village- will do takeaway or delivery too. Very popular so book for weekend nights.
This is the place for a special night out. They serve modern European food.
6 locals recommend
Sylvan Oak Restaurant
This is the place for a special night out. They serve modern European food.
Findon Manor
High StreetFindon Manor has a restaurant and bar open to locals. Popular venue for weddings etc.
A tea room in the village serving breakfast and lunches, home baked cakes and freshly made sandwiches.
Dee Dee’s
NepcoteA tea room in the village serving breakfast and lunches, home baked cakes and freshly made sandwiches.
Dog friendly cafe on this pebble beach, serves great breakfasts until 11.30m and lunches. Gets very busy in the summer.
41 locals recommend
The BlueBird Cafe
South DriveDog friendly cafe on this pebble beach, serves great breakfasts until 11.30m and lunches. Gets very busy in the summer.
Plenty of outside seating but not dog friendly inside. Good for breakfast, great cakes and fish and chip lunches. By a pebbly beach. Gets very busy.
31 locals recommend
Sea Lane Cafe
Marine CrescentPlenty of outside seating but not dog friendly inside. Good for breakfast, great cakes and fish and chip lunches. By a pebbly beach. Gets very busy.
Everything Else
Small racecourse with themed events during the year for a great day out. If you book into the restaurant you watch the races from the balcony.
40 locals recommend
Fontwell Park Racing & Events
Fontwell AvenueSmall racecourse with themed events during the year for a great day out. If you book into the restaurant you watch the races from the balcony.
Renowned racecourse- For special events e.g. Revival weekend, Festival of Speed, Glorious Goodwood book well in advance.
334 locals recommend
Goodwood Racecourse
Selhurstpark RoadRenowned racecourse- For special events e.g. Revival weekend, Festival of Speed, Glorious Goodwood book well in advance.
Popular destination for walkers, an iconic hill fort on the South Downs chalk ridge. You can walk between here and Cissbury Ring.
29 locals recommend
Chanctonbury Ring
Popular destination for walkers, an iconic hill fort on the South Downs chalk ridge. You can walk between here and Cissbury Ring.
Arts & Culture
Situated on Worthing Pier, the Pavilion hosts a range of musicals, shows, local amateur groups and touring musicians from the 70's etc. worth checking out what's on!
14 locals recommend
Pavilion Theatre (Worthing)
Marine ParadeSituated on Worthing Pier, the Pavilion hosts a range of musicals, shows, local amateur groups and touring musicians from the 70's etc. worth checking out what's on!
Newly renovated the Festival theatre and smaller Minerva theatre offer a wide range of plays, a number of which then transfer to London's West End. Well worth a visit.
238 locals recommend
Chichester Festival Theatre
Oaklands WayNewly renovated the Festival theatre and smaller Minerva theatre offer a wide range of plays, a number of which then transfer to London's West End. Well worth a visit.
The Connaught offers a range of plays and musicals and also hosts film nights.
29 locals recommend
Connaught Theatre & Cinema
Union PlaceThe Connaught offers a range of plays and musicals and also hosts film nights.
Dome Cinema
21-22 Marine ParadeCinema in Art Deco building on the sea front with a bar in the lobby.
Sightseeing
Impressive Castle, hosts outdoor Shakespeare performances during the summer festival and offers a few medieval jousting weekends.
451 locals recommend
Arundel Castle
Impressive Castle, hosts outdoor Shakespeare performances during the summer festival and offers a few medieval jousting weekends.
WWT Arundel
Mill RoadGreat place to visit for bird watchers, families etc.
Privately owned Elizabethan house and gardens. Runs events during the season,
open every Sunday & BH Monday in April and October and from May to Sept on Weds, Thurs, Friday, Sunday and BH Mondays.
46 locals recommend
Parham House & Gardens
Parham ParkPrivately owned Elizabethan house and gardens. Runs events during the season,
open every Sunday & BH Monday in April and October and from May to Sept on Weds, Thurs, Friday, Sunday and BH Mondays.
National Trust property - ' a vast late 17th-century mansion set in a beautiful 700 acre deer park, landscaped by 'Capability' Brown. Contains the National Trust's finest collection of pictures.
232 locals recommend
Petworth House and Park
National Trust property - ' a vast late 17th-century mansion set in a beautiful 700 acre deer park, landscaped by 'Capability' Brown. Contains the National Trust's finest collection of pictures.
Free gardens created in a quarry and now run by borough council. Tearoom and pub next door as well as walks with views across the Channel.
38 locals recommend
Highdown Gardens
Littlehampton RoadFree gardens created in a quarry and now run by borough council. Tearoom and pub next door as well as walks with views across the Channel.
The Royal Pavilion is an exotic palace in the centre of Brighton with a colourful history. Built as a seaside pleasure palace for King George IV, this historic house mixes Regency grandeur with the visual style of India and China. Well worth a visit.
289 locals recommend
Brighton Pavilion
The Royal Pavilion is an exotic palace in the centre of Brighton with a colourful history. Built as a seaside pleasure palace for King George IV, this historic house mixes Regency grandeur with the visual style of India and China. Well worth a visit.
SEA LIFE Brighton
Marine ParadeAquarium on the seafront great for entertaining the children
Take a ’flight’ up to the top for fantastic views of Brighton, the Downs and the Channel wind farms.
565 locals recommend
British Airways i360
Take a ’flight’ up to the top for fantastic views of Brighton, the Downs and the Channel wind farms.
About 45 minutes drive Druscillas Park is a small 10-acre zoo near to Alfriston, targeted towards children between 2 and 10 years old and is home to the first Hello Kitty-themed attraction in Europe
154 locals recommend
Drusillas Park
Alfriston RoadAbout 45 minutes drive Druscillas Park is a small 10-acre zoo near to Alfriston, targeted towards children between 2 and 10 years old and is home to the first Hello Kitty-themed attraction in Europe