After taking my 84 year old dad for lunch at the South Pavilion on Worthing Pier we stoped off at The Dome Vintage Team Room for refreshment and cake. It was during the lovely early May period of hot weather. As the pictures show the ‘vintage’ feel is carried through to everything and the staff could not have been more helpful and attentive. First off, they provide table service which is wonderful to have when much service along the front is ‘self-service at the bar’. Also, a chilly wind started and there was no fuss mocing us from outside to a warm table inside – which to be honest is much more interesting and you can still see out the window! Two lattees, a normal coffee with milk and a breakfast tea were orderd along with a slice of date fudge cake and earl grey tea cake. All very good and just what the doctor ordered and at £15 all in not a bad price. The quirkiness all was a good focus of onversation, such as the latte being served ina half pint beer mug brought memories of pubs back for my dad and his national service days. Also, the bone handled antique forks reminded my mum of the dinner service they got as a wedding present over 50 years ago. If you are inclined for an alcoholic beverage, you can go into The Dome Cinema where you will find the ‘Projectionist’s bar’ which is open to non-cinema goers during cinema hours and is a great chance to see this wonderful building. It’s a rather wonderful Edwardian cinema that was first opened in April 1911 that has now been fully restored – a full time job to keep it this way we think! We’re definitely going to return to go and see a film there. On their web site it says that in 1987, The Dome was featured in David Leland's critical hit "Wish You Were Here", starring Emily Lloyd and Tom Bell with much of the film set in the Dome, using Screen 1, the box office, the projection room and the Dome itself. If you liked this review, please 'Like' it!

A really nice place to visit as I've only been here twice. A great view of the the sea and literally outside the Dome Cinema.