25 Warwick Street BN11 3DQ
Tel: (01903) 206088
Greene King IPA, Abbot Ale
This busy town centre pub, that straddles Warwick Street and Ann Street, opened as a hotel in the 1890’s. At one time there used to be a brewery on site. Between 1995 and 1998 the pub was known as the Hogshead Cask Ale Emporium. Inside it has comfy sofas and high stools, and a wooden shelf behind the bar. A black sheet hangs from the ceiling. Pool can be played, as well as live sport being watched. Karaoke and disco nights are 'a feature'.
OS Ref: TQ151026
How to find: In the pedestrianised area of Warwick Street - centre of town.
Facilities:
Back to Worthing (Central)
The old 'new' Warwick circa 2001-2005
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