The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in St Mary's Adur South East

I had a really lovely business lunch here. The food is very fresh tasing and one of those meals where you actually feel good afterwards. It's a nice little place and very nice staff too.

A very pleasant chicken and vegetable stew followed by banoffee pie. Good food and efficient service. Very enjoyable.

Intrigued by the array of fruit & veg outside, and decided to pop in for a coffee and cake. What a fab place, very welcoming and quirky. The two ladies serving and making coffee were so friendly. As for the coffee and apple flap Jack - fantastic. Also did a cheeky takeaway of the fresh focaccia bread for Sunday lunch at home.

La Patisserie is a bakery and coffee shop opposite the water’s edge of Shoreham. It is very popular with seating inside and outside. Outside is very nice if it’s sunny. Excellent selection of snack foods. Food is delivered out to you by the staff if you are eating on site. I had Bacon, Brie and Cranberry toast. It was really, really dry and was very disappointing. My wife’s meal was better.

Lovely pub. Lots of comfy seats and good beer selection Also has screens for sport and a great outdoor covered area.

Good service, lovely variety of snacks and cake. Spacious sitting area. Budget friendly.

Verry rude stuff and got my food cold took it back and reheat the burger has has ive had a bit out of it send the same buger to me

Gluten free options not good. Could not see signage for products containing Nuts. The seats and tables were not appropriate for Disabled Adults and Children. I witnessed a one-armed gentlemen try to move one of the chairs and a lady making numerous attempts to sit at a table in a motorised wheelchair.

Cosy, real wood fire, fairly roomy. Ye olde world feel, and delicious food. The Thai we had ( green and king prawn curry) was the tastiest I have tried in years, and that includes the Thai restaurants we have eaten in. We'll done to all the staff there we shall return in the new year for sure. All in all, it is a lovely traditional pub with very tasty food.

We had breakfast here today, both had the vegetarian. An understandably long wait as a busy Easter Sunday. However for £9.00 each excluding drinks, we expected a lot more. There were two eggs, a tiny veg sausage, one small tomatoe cut in half, a tub of baked beans, two paper thin slices of halloumi and two slices of toast.

Awful and expensive. Bought 2 baguette rolls, one was chicken and bacon...but no bacon. One was a NY Deli...not great either but all ingredients present. 2 bags of crips and 2 drinks...just shy of £16. A real rip off. When I complained I was told that they all come premade so they were unaware...ok that's alright then! Bread was doughy and industrial...absolutely nothing to like and a rip off to boot. Avoid at all costs.