Gorky's Qype profile

This place has to have 5 stars because I had such a brilliant sunday afternoon/evening there yesterday. We intended on doing a Worthing pub crawl but didn’t think we could better the relaxed atmosphere in here or the Summer Lightening so we stayed all night. This place deserves it’s spot in The good Beer guide with four well kept ales spanning the colour spectrum from golden to mild, and the inclusion of everything that is traditional about the British pub. The bar staff were efficient and friendly, it was quite busy mid afternoon but I was still served quickly. This is a small place with no food and no frills but with loyal punters, many of whome spoke to us and said how much they loved the place! I wish I lived nearby as there is an exciting callender of events including choirs and morris dancing. And it’s well within walking distance of the station and dogs are allowed.

I took my parents and grandma here for sunday lunch yesterday, the food was enjoyed by everyone. The roast is fantastic value at £6.95 for a choice of beef, pork, lamb or chicken. Other options include gammon, scampi, salmon and two vegetarian choices. I ate the veg lasagne, chips and salad and was stuffed.
This pub is in the good beer guide, and rightly so with four or five handpumps. We all drank St Austel’s Trelawny -a new one on me.
Very friendly and accomodating staff.
Booking recommended.

A thriving pub with very personable staff, the place has few pretentions and a wide cross section of customers. Lots of real ale to choose from, including bottles from The Kernal microbrewery, and should therefore be part of any good Brighton ale trail.

One of tastiest Italians I have ever eaten in, as a vegeatrian whose not overly keen on pasta I usually opt for a Pizza, except in La Lupa where the pasta is delicious. A good sized portion which doesn't leave you feeling stuffed and full of cream! This is a friendly resturant with a good balance between casual and smart. A great place to take your parents or to go on a date. I would definately recommend booking, and as with all Italians they are closed on a sunday.

We always go here, the staff are lovely and the food is good quality, good value and reliable. It's not posh, just your standard UK Indian but very tasty. Most of the time there's no need to book and only really gets bursting on match days, they do do delivery and best of all are open until 2am on the weekends!

Good selection of real ales, packed out ith Notts County supporters when we were there so hard to give a fair review. Beer was good though.

Sadly this long established family run cafe closed down earlier this year and is being demoloished, along with the entire block of buildings on Penarth front. A great shame, here's a pic of it taken in March 2010 as rememberance.