Best Bakery and Cake Shops in Worthing

"A small bakery located in the Lanes with a branch recently opened on Brighton seafront at the King’s Road arches. We rarely get the chance to nip in here but it’s always a good quick go-to cafe and bakery for an espresso and a snack. A perfect bakery to get your fix of Brighton coffee."

"Not a fan of a full English but prefer a fresh pastry instead?. Then you will have a ball in The Flour Pot Bakery!. This modern British bakery is proud to serve up tasty and freshly made breakfast treats such as cinnamon buns, pain au chocolats and croissants to all those who pop in."

"Catch a glimpse of Brighton’s worthy mob as they troop around this rambling shop for chia seeds, fermented drinks, cruelty-free beauty products and arguably the best organic sourdough in the city. Infinity Foods heaves on a Saturday, and it’s no surprise as this thriving workers’ cooperative offers the largest selection of ethically-sourced, organic, vegetarian and vegan foods in the South East. See what puts the zip in those middle-aged hippies and right-on hipsters then grab a healthy takeaway, choosing from locally grown apples, wholemeal pizza slices or scrummy organic date flapjacks."

"At Infinity Foods Cafe you'll find is a wide range of delicious,freshly cooked, organic food inspired by seasonal variety, available to eat in or take away...."

"What: Hidden away in the Lanes, the Brighton outpost of Sugardough functions both as a bakery and as a restaurant serving seasonal British dishes with the odd Levant twist. Depending on how hungry you are, you can either pick one of Sugardough’s wonderful pastries to have for brunch, or go for a dish of the brunch menu such as potato rosti with gin cured salmon and a poached egg. For £20 per person there’s also the option to add bottomless prosecco, bellini or mimosa to your brunch.Where: 18 Market Street, BN1 1HH"

"We’ll often stop by on our cycle rides along the seafront from Brighton to Hove for a pick-me-up coffee and something sweet. It’s an award-winning cafe and it’s reflected in the prices, so expect to pay a little premium here. Decor is tea-room style but you’ll be served good coffee, sourdough bread and plenty more."

"The Open Bakery is part of the Real Patisserie chain and there are a few dotted around Brighton, including a stall outside of Brighton train station. In my mind, the small Kemptown branch is still the best. Sit in on their long wooden table and benches with a coffee and a croissant, or take-away a loaf of freshly baked bread for the week."

"Iydea was one of the forerunners in vegetarian food service in Brighton's North Laine, and has won awards from the Vegetarian Society for its food. The super selection of salad more often than not includes a vegan option or two, and you can fill up on a mountain of pulses, hummus and fresh veg in a takeaway box bulging with goodnes. It's Iydea's dedication to crafting sweet treats for vegan teeth that impresses us the most about this place, and puts it firmly on this list."

"Iydea is the perfect spot for fast, healthy, vegetarian food. You’ll find this restaurant at Kensington Gardens in North Laine, always bustling with customers at lunchtime. All the food at Iydea is vegetarian or vegan and can be eaten in or taken-away."

"Down on St James Street a brand new foodie experience has just opened. Owners Tomasz and Atilla describe it as ‘A relaxed sandwich restaurant for everyday of the week.’ The restaurant looks to create a resurgence of the social dining experience by forming a space for diners to relax and enjoy freshly cooked produce right in front them. Both of these experienced chefs are formerly of Brighton’s favourite veggie eatery - Food for Friends and have decades of cooking knowledge behind them as well as a long lived friendship."

"Bella Italia are an Italian restaurant chain that also offer a surprisingly good value cooked breakfast. Choose from items like the Bella Breakfast (Two rashers of bacon, Cumberland pork sausage, tomato, baked beans, toasted ciabatta, with your choice of fried, scrambled or poached eggs), the Bacon and Egg Pancake Stack (Three buttermilk pancakes topped with three rashers of bacon and two fried eggs. Served with syrup), Fruity Pancake Stack (Three buttermilk pancakes topped with sliced bananas, strawberries and creamy mascarpone. Served with syrup) or the Forte Frittata (Eggs, spinach, new potatoes, red peppers, spicy ‘nduja sausage, pepperoni, and green chillies)."

"It's the perfect treat while you're driving home for Christmas!. Just click to order and collect your dinner on the way home!. Order here > https://www.bellaitalia.co.uk/click-collect"

"Bella Italia Brighton couldn't ask for a better location within the vibrant southern seaside city. Situated in the charming area known as The Lanes, with ..."

"The Open Bakery is part of the Real Patisserie chain and there are a few dotted around Brighton, including a stall outside of Brighton train station. In my mind, the small Kemptown branch is still the best. Sit in on their long wooden table and benches with a coffee and a croissant, or take-away a loaf of freshly baked bread for the week."

"This popular café on Nile Street in the Lanes is a favourite with those looking for somewhere to refuel between shopping missions!. Lots of people will be drawn to the salads packed full of interesting ingredients, but it’s at brunch where this café’s menu really shines. The salt beef hash is perfect for ridding yourself of a hangover, the homemade cornbread will whisk you off to the streets of Mexico, meanwhile the Turkish eggs will convince you that there’s more to brunch than smashed avocado on sourdough!"

"What: This contemporary café tucked away in the quirky Brighton Lanes is all about serving simple brunch dishes made using high quality ingredients, in a casual, minimalist setting. It's a great spot to escape to while enjoying classics such as beans on toast, and toasted banana bread. However, Lost in the Lanes also offers a few more unusual brunch dishes too; think miso roasted carrots with spiced orange and chilli quinoa and mint labneh.Where: 10 Nile Street, BN1 1HW"

"A Minimalist & fresh café serving wholesome breakfast and brunch to members of the public. They offer vegan and vegetarian options to meet dietary needs for a vast amount of people. Simple, wholesome food made from quality ingredients, coupled with honest cooking techniques."

"The atmosphere is great and the venue is pretty damn uber cool. Fresh, quality ingredients make for an impressive breakfast, however portion sizes could perhaps be a little more generous but this is easily remedied by ordering extras!. Be prepared to get there early or you’ll find yourself in a queue, which is still well worth it."

"The Twenty One Boutique B&B Hotel, Luxury B&B in Brighton, Bill’s, The Twenty One Bill’s is a unique cafe and produce store Situated in the North Laine area (about a 15 minute walk from us) 100 North Road, Brighton Tel: 01273 692894Website"

"Designed by Eugenius Birch and founded in 1866, the West Pier was one of the first piers to be listed Grade I in Britain, during the boom in pleasure pier building to attract visitors to Brighton. The Pier’s popularity was affected after World War II, with a gradual collapse during the early 21st century. The advent of the British Airways i360 has renewed interest in the West Pier and led to building a new one on the original site with a contemporary design that reflects the original pier’s elegance."

"The historic West Pier, which closed in 1975, began to collapse into the sea in December 2002 and, having since caught fire twice, is just a dark shadow on the water. It’s a sad end for this Victorian marvel,..."

"It may have been the first Grade I listed pier in Britain, but time has not been kind to Brighton’s West Pier."