Anchored in Worthing Micropub

[smeariestbat]

When there was the beer shop in South Farm Road, I saw some bloke go into the shop to be told they didn't have any spare containers. He went to the mini-mart a few doors down, bought two plastic bottles of milk, emptied them into the gutter and came back into the shop to get them filled with beer. That is dedication to the cause (or the definition of an alcoholic).

i miss the beer box

 

[Rich Suvner]

i miss the beer box

What happened to Beer Box. Just by my house. When moved back from London was no longer there. Moved elsewhere or out of business?

 

[8ace]

Couples to open city’s first ever micropub (From The Argus)

 

[vegster]

Starting to change my opinion just alittle on some of these micropubs. The Brooksteed Alehouse in Worthing is a cosy well run little place and has a huge turnover of beers. Therein lies the problem. Once a beer has been sold they move on to the next in line but there are too many beers. They have had some beauties in but once they are gone you don't see them again for ages. Would be nice to have a cask of a reliable favourite on tap for a month or so, I hate missing out on Burning Sky/Kissinggate/ Thornbridge beers which can appear for one day only.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Couples to open city’s first ever micropub (From The Argus)

Good news.

 

[Eggmundo]

The Stanley Ale House in Lancing host a 'Quoff & Scoff' night every other Tuesday. They have a t least 5 guest beers for discounted prices (£2-£3.50) and he lays on a free buffet.
If you are in Lancing and fancy a quiet, decent ale then pop in.

It's near the small car park opposite Culver Road (perfect for development games).