Jacob Panons, trainee reporter, Eastbourne Herald, picked Thai Brasserie Eastbourne, Enterprise Shopping Centre, Station Parade. He said: "In my opinion Thai Brasserie has some of the best Thai food in the UK. My girlfriend, who grew up in South East Asia and lives in London, insists we eat here every time she visits and she claims it is better than the Thai food in the capital."Jacob Panons, trainee reporter, Eastbourne Herald, picked Thai Brasserie Eastbourne, Enterprise Shopping Centre, Station Parade. He said: "In my opinion Thai Brasserie has some of the best Thai food in the UK. My girlfriend, who grew up in South East Asia and lives in London, insists we eat here every time she visits and she claims it is better than the Thai food in the capital."
Jacob Panons, trainee reporter, Eastbourne Herald, picked Thai Brasserie Eastbourne, Enterprise Shopping Centre, Station Parade. He said: "In my opinion Thai Brasserie has some of the best Thai food in the UK. My girlfriend, who grew up in South East Asia and lives in London, insists we eat here every time she visits and she claims it is better than the Thai food in the capital."

In photos: These are the Sussex pubs and restaurants you could visit this Bank Holiday that we think should be Michelin starred

By Lawrence Smith
Published 22nd Mar 2023, 15:34 BST
Updated 28th Apr 2023, 12:14 BST
The new Michelin Guide was released earlier this spring.

The launch ceremony for the latest edition of the Michelin Guide Great Britain & Ireland took place at the Silverstone Circuit in Northamptonshire, on March 27, when all the Michelin Stars, Bib Gourmands and Green Stars were revealed.

Since the first Michelin Guide came out in 1900, the books have become arguably the most trusted publication in the world when it comes to dining and tourism. A Michelin star rating, for example, is one of the most prestigious honours a restaurant can get.

But a published guide isn’t everything. Sometimes people prefer to hear from locals about the restaurants in their area.

So, to help you out this Bank Holiday, we asked the Sussex World team about their favourite pubs and restaurants and which ones, in their opinion, are good enough for a Michelin star. Here’s what they said. Visit sussexexpress.co.uk for breaking news.

But a published guide isn’t everything. Sometimes people prefer to hear from locals about the restaurants in their area.

Elaine Hammond, communities champion, said: "The Brooksteed in Worthing is a lovely micropub with a community atmosphere serving a range of beers and cocktails"

5. The Brooksteed in Worthing

Elaine Hammond, communities champion, said: "The Brooksteed in Worthing is a lovely micropub with a community atmosphere serving a range of beers and cocktails" Photo: Google Street View

Colin Jenner, page finisher, said: "The Welcome in Silverhill is a busy local with good food, a nice range of beer and wine and very nice cocktails. You'll always meet a friend down there."

6. The Welcome, Silverhill

Colin Jenner, page finisher, said: "The Welcome in Silverhill is a busy local with good food, a nice range of beer and wine and very nice cocktails. You'll always meet a friend down there." Photo: Google Street View

Sam Morton, senior reporter, Worthing Herald, said: "Warm and cosy pub with great food. Perfect place to go on a cold evening and they have outside seating when the sun is out."

7. The Plough, Ifield Street, Crawley

Sam Morton, senior reporter, Worthing Herald, said: "Warm and cosy pub with great food. Perfect place to go on a cold evening and they have outside seating when the sun is out." Photo: Google Street View

Andy Hemsley, reporter, Hastings Observer, said: "Set in the heart of Hastings Old Town a stone's throw from the fishing beach, The Crown has a great atmosphere, friendly and knowledgeable staff and fantastic beer, including a rare Bavarian imported pilsner. It has won awards for its food, made from locally sourced ingredients."

8. The Crown, All Saints Street, Hastings

Andy Hemsley, reporter, Hastings Observer, said: "Set in the heart of Hastings Old Town a stone's throw from the fishing beach, The Crown has a great atmosphere, friendly and knowledgeable staff and fantastic beer, including a rare Bavarian imported pilsner. It has won awards for its food, made from locally sourced ingredients." Photo: Andy Hemsley

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