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The Brunswick of old is now
The Bay
after a major refit this year. Sporting a new face the insides reflect the changing face of our pubs. Greater enthuses is now placed on family dining, but a more traditional feel has been kept, dividing the ground floor in to two separate but open sections. Good use has been made of natural sunlight befitting such a large building. Speaking to the new chef it is hoped local produce and locally caught fish will adorn the menu in the coming months. |
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Originally the King & Queen and built around 1839 on the outskirts of Worthing in an area known as Heene. Situated on common land known as rough lands, this later became corrupted to Rowlands - a nearby road bears that name today. It was remodeled
and renamed the Brunswick Hotel in 1874. Re-branded the
Aintree, Pub & kitchen in 2010. |
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The King and Queen beer shop. See 'King and Queen' on the main page to find out more. |
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The Bay 2012 |
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So easy to forget that the Bay is also a hotel. Each room freshly decorated with TV and on-suite. | ||
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The Aintree 2011 |
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The Aintree 2010 with its modern
refit, is clearly designed to capture all taste. The quieter
carpeted bar with fireplace and soft seats is in contrast to the
lighter bar next door for socialising.
Pleased to see that they have retained some proper pub elements, notice three dart boards.
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Landlords:
1892: JHL Hine
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