A brand-new gourmet food hall is preparing to open its doors in the heart of Worthing's town centre.
Those behind the project say the new food hall 'aims to revolutionise the dining experience by bringing together a diverse selection of food vendors under one roof'.
The food hall will feature an array of vendors specializing in different cuisines from around the world. With a focus on quality and creativity, visitors can expect 'a wide range of culinary options, from tantalizing street food to exquisite gourmet delicacies'.
With around seven vendors in total, organisers have hinted at a Thai and a Creole food outlet as well as burgers and desserts.
Simon Darcy from Forest Row Worthing, said:
"We are thrilled to introduce Worthing's newest culinary destination, where food lovers can embark on a unique gastronomic journey."
"Our vision is to create a vibrant space that celebrates the art of food, encourages culinary exploration, and fosters a sense of community. We have carefully curated a selection of food vendors who are passionate about their craft, and we believe they will offer an unparalleled dining experience for our visitors."
In addition to the diverse range of food options, the gourmet food hall will provide seating areas and host regular events, such as cooking demonstrations, food and wine pairings, and themed nights, to 'engage and entertain the community'.
The opening date for the gourmet food hall is set for Aug 2023, but you can follow progress and keep up with announcements by visiting their website or following on social media: www.forestrowworthing.com Forest Row worthing
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