Pub meal in Southwick in Shoreham

[Lady Gull]

What happened to the sexy avatar? Was one of the many highlights of NSC.

Awwww thought I'd have a change!!! X your the only one that's noticed!!!

 

[Lady Gull]

Try Brio next to Shoreham railway station. Italian food very good when I've been there.

Yeah brio is good going there next week x

 

[Fungus]

Thank you to everyone for responding - despite me cocking up the thread title!

I think I'll park up and have a look at Suters Yard, The Bridge or The Sovereign.

Shoreham has certainly changed since I was living there in the 80s. I would have been hard pressed to come up with any meaningful suggestions in those days.

Make sure you book if you go to the Sovereign.

Was hoping to keep that place secret, it's so good! Need to be patient between courses, though.

Galleria, as mentioned, is also a good option. Both quite cheap, too.

 

[Jim Van Winkle]

Awwww thought I'd have a change!!! X your the only one that's noticed!!!

Gutted. Its a sad, sad, sad day on NSC. I thought it was your PMT avatar, you know, you have it up for 5-7 days so the boys know not to mess with you. ; )

 

[Lady Gull]

Gutted. Its a sad, sad, sad day on NSC. I thought it was your PMT avatar, you know, you have it up for 5-7 days so the boys know not to mess with you. ; )

Pmsl Lololol what a great idea I like the way your mind works - sadly though no - thought I'd have a change x

Brilliant idea though - xxxx

 

[Sompting_Seagull]

Try Brio next to Shoreham railway station. Italian food very good when I've been there.

You are joking Shirley? Always been awful, never go again.

Try Tosca's in the High Street, always been good.

 

[catfish]

Amsterdam is reasonable.

A long journey though.

 

[Lady Gull]

You are joking Shirley? Always been awful, never go again.

Try Tosca's in the High Street, always been good.

I've been to brio a couple of times - always been ok - never tried toscas though - but will now!!!

 

[CP 0 3 BHA]

Ended up at The Bridge Inn and we were very impressed.

Excellent Prawn Risotto washed down with a pint of ale and followed (rather unwisely) by a Brownie and Icecream.

5/5 and will go again.

 

[16bha]

Had a great Linguini Vongole, but was 5 years ago in the Galleria.

 

[hitony]

Awwww thought I'd have a change!!! X your the only one that's noticed!!![/QUOTE]

Really?? I think I did

 

[shoreham moonraker]

I've been to brio a couple of times - always been ok - never tried toscas though - but will now!!!

Brio is delicious, last time I went to tosca it was microwave bollocks

 

[Lady Gull]

Awwww thought I'd have a change!!! X your the only one that's noticed!!![/QUOTE]

Really?? I think I did

Yeah you had to change it though cos I am Luddite where technology is concerned x

 

[Lady Gull]

Brio is delicious, last time I went to tosca it was microwave bollocks

Maybe I won't go there after all x

 

[DavePage]

Go to the Rajah in Southwick, beautiful food

 

[Pat McCrotch]

I've just been reading about the Sov on Trip Advisor. It was a quiet traditional pub last time I went there decades ago! Do they do Thai every night?

Yes it's every night. Still a traditional pub but Mark the landlord met a young lady friend on a holiday to Thailand a while back, and she now works in the kitchen.

TOP grub and an absolute steal at 6-7 quid per dish. Make sure you book.

As mentioned elsewhere the Bridge is good (especially if you like fish) and the tapas in Suters Yard is quality.

 

[CP 0 3 BHA]

Yes it's every night. Still a traditional pub but Mark the landlord met a young lady friend on a holiday to Thailand a while back, and she now works in the kitchen.

TOP grub and an absolute steal at 6-7 quid per dish. Make sure you book.

As mentioned elsewhere the Bridge is good (especially if you like fish) and the tapas in Suters Yard is quality.

Thanks mate.

As stated above we went to The Bridge and had a great meal - really impressed and definitely a couple of notches up from normal pub grub. I also really like the way they've created two very different ambiences in the same pub - sports bar and casual dining.

I must try the Sovereign next time I'm down - sounds excellent and I love Thai food.

The biggest headache was parking! I got lured into Ropetackle, following Parking signs which turned out to be some form of practical joke. I followed the signs all the way through the complex until I reached a dead end by the railway arches and had to turn round and come out again.

 

[Tricky Dicky]

Thanks mate.

As stated above we went to The Bridge and had a great meal - really impressed and definitely a couple of notches up from normal pub grub. I also really like the way they've created two very different ambiences in the same pub - sports bar and casual dining.

I must try the Sovereign next time I'm down - sounds excellent and I love Thai food.

The biggest headache was parking! I got lured into Ropetackle, following Parking signs which turned out to be some form of practical joke. I followed the signs all the way through the complex until I reached a dead end by the railway arches and had to turn round and come out again.

Parking is a nightmare in the town centre. I never try anywhere down there with a car, unless its the Co-op (ex Somerfield). Fortunately it's only a few hundred yards walk for me, to the pubs, when the need arises.

 

[NMH]

Next to the river and footbridge is the Crown and Anchor.
Breakfasts there are BRILL, and the evening menu is renowned to be really good too.

The view is very nice

 

[OSRGull]

Try Brio next to Shoreham railway station. Italian food very good when I've been there.

This.

Or La Galleria.