The John Selden

Monday to Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Sunday

11.00 to 14.30

17.30 to 23.00

11.00 to 23.30

12.00 to 23.00

OPENING HOURS

OUR PUB

Friendly historic pub with relaxed atmosphere and excellent food

JOHN SELDEN

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COME ON IN

Unwind and relax in traditional style in our historic British inn snug at the foot of the South Downs in West Sussex. Nestled at the base of High Salvington in Worthing and just to the north of the beautiful and picturesque village of Tarring, we are a local village inn with a cosy cottage style, that you can rest in and enjoy exceptional pub fare cooked by our chef.

We like to think of ourselves as a true village inn with a few individual touches thrown in, and we constantly take inspiration from our beautiful and historic surroundings. Whether you’re looking for a spot of lunch, an evening meal, or just a pint of real ale as you’re passing through, you’ll be sure to find a warm welcome with us here at The John Selden.

There is nothing which has yet been contrived by man, by which

so much happiness is produced as by a good tavern or inn.

A GOOD TAVERN OR INN

Samuel Johnson

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W O R T H I N G ’ S F A V O U R I T E V I L L A G E I N N

LOCATION

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Salvington, part of the borough of Worthing, is located roughly 10 miles west of Brighton and 18 miles east of Chichester. Salvington is at the foot of the South Downs, and there are stunning views across Sussex from the top of Salvington Hill, where Salvington Windmill, an excellent example of a mill dating from approximately 1750, is situated. The John Selden is found at the foot of the South Downs, and has great transport links with good bus services, and only a 20 minute walk from West Worthing railway station, through the historic and picturesque Tarring village.

EASY TO FIND, HARD TO LEAVE