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Best cooked breakfast in Worthing ?
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Grapes of Wrath
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Dunno the name, but the cafe in South Farm Road up near Wiston Ave. i often go, yesterday i had 2 sausages, egg, 5 slices of bacon, beans, grilled toms, toast and tea. Bargain at £5, and always a paper to read. Plenty of other choices, even veggy stuff.
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Lazy Brunch cafe on the Goring Road, family run (3 with ST's) with trained chefs. Wear the full kit and tell em you're a ST holder and you get a blue & white striped fried egg free
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Is that north of the level crossing or opposite Tesco express next to the launderette ?
yep, north of the crossing, at the end of the little parade of shops on your left by the garage, enjoy!
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A full English.
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TheJasperCo
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The Bluebird Cafe in Ferring is a little out of the way, but staff are friendly and there's always a welcoming atmosphere (with a nice sea view). Sea Lane Cafe a little further east in Goring is also a good shout, as is the one on Broadwater Road between the fire station and school (forgotten the name).
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On a day like this I'd go for Sea Lane cafe and eat alfresco by the beach.
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It was good 2 or 3 years ago when my mum wss alive and I went there but it has changed hands so not sure what is like now.
Fulking Seagull
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The Lighthouse Café, Warwick Street (east end of). Great breakfast and Alan is a life long Albion fan. Went there for a full brekkie before Watford away.
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The downlands cafe opposite the pub.
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Heading down the main road to the pier there is a cafe on the right. May be called Continental or something similar. Proper coffee and a full english that has Bubble and squeak and black pudding 
My wife has persuaded me to go to Worthing on a number of occasions since they opened.
My wife has persuaded me to go to Worthing on a number of occasions since they opened.Went in there last week and it's still good.
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I went to The Istanbul in Heene Road, reasonably priced, good portions and good service. Went for Eggs, sausage, bacon, mushrooms, beans, black pudding, tomatoe, bubble and squeak, toast and a mug of tea. Bargain at £4.95 !
Heading down the main road to the pier there is a cafe on the right. May be called Continental or something similar. Proper coffee and a full english that has Bubble and squeak and black pudding
If that's the one a few doors nearer the pier than Wetherspoons, I agree.