Farmhouse Grill — Restaurant in Worthing

Popped in here for a quick bite while visiting my daughter. The guy behind the counter was welcoming and to be fair, we were surprised the prices as they’re super reasonable. My husband had an egg and bacon baguette, I had a sausage sandwich and my daughter had a bacon baguette. I’m glad I got the sandwich as it looked like they’d used a whole tiger baguette between my husband and daughter … no complaints there but the size of the baguette was way too big for one person which could be down to generosity but there were only 2 pieces of bacon inside which wasn’t enough for the size of the baguette (which was way too big anyway unless you’re a competitive eater) anyway …. It was a bit measly. They also use cheap ingredients which helps to keep the price down and I totally get that as it makes it more affordable for everyone and I think everyone has the right to treat themselves to a cooked breakfast or breakfast sandwich! Staff fab, location pretty good, price brilliant, ingredients mediocre....

Arrived at Cafe and ordered food at 3.29pm waited just over half an hour for food to arrive and it wasn't very nice , the roast potato's had the skin on and tasted quite strange. The two young boys who seemed to be running the place spent most of their time in the kitchen chatting and laughing with each other. I have been going to this cafe quite often but it has really gone down hill. It wasn't like it was busy when we arrived there was only myself my grand daughter and one other man so that wasn't an excuse. I also spoke to the man who was there he said he'd been going in there for quite a few years but he definitely wouldn't be going back and I also will not be...

Homemade pie with all the trimmings is a must but be warned you should be ready for a huge portion size because the portions are very, very generous! Servings come with a BIG slice of tasty pie, two types of potatoes including roasties (always an instant win for me when multiple types of potato are involved!) parsnips and four more types of veg. All covered in lots of gravy. All this and a pot of tea for £8.50, not bad at all considering that with the cost of everything at the moment you can barely get a sandwich and a coffee for that in a...