Two Perches, one seafront.

Worthing has two Perches. At the very end of Worthing Pier there's sea-view dining: lunch and dinner every day, breakfast at weekends, and the sharing roast on Sundays from September, with water on every side. Back on dry land, Perch on the Parade does brunch through the morning and pizza into the evening, right on the seafront promenade. Between them: any meal, any tide.

Eating out in Worthing, the Perch way.

Both venues serve lunch every day (the Pier adds breakfast at weekends, the Parade brunches all morning), both welcome kids (proper kids' menus, not an afterthought), and both take bookings. The Pier's window tables on a Sunday are the hottest seats in Worthing, so book those ahead. If you're making a day of it: pier walk, lunch over the water, then the prom to the Parade for coffee. See all our menus or what's on.

And if the building at the end of the pier catches your eye, that's the 1935 Art Deco Southern Pavilion, restored over 15 months with 10,281 floor tiles laid by hand. Its whole story, from 1862 to today, is told at worthingpier.co.uk.