Beer No Evil, Worthing

Self-described as a 'Craft Beer Shop & Taproom', you will know exactly what to expect here - fridges full of many interesting bottles and four craft keg taps on the wall behind the basic counter towards the back of the small rectangular space. Seating comprises a few chairs around one large table in the centre plus a few stools by the front window. I found Buxton Myrcia 'oatmeal hopburst pale' (£5.00), Vibrant Forest Zephyr 'peach & raspberry saison', Foeder Beer from The Kernel and Overtone NEIPA on draught, and enjoyed my brief stop here talking to the friendly owners.

This is more craft beer off-licence with taps than small bar with off-sales. There's 4 beers on draught, plus a bunch of fridges (one featuring some some top-quality Belgian ales). Prices are as you would expect from the new wave of craft keg brewers. While the owners are enthusiastic, friendly and helpful, and have clearly built up a following in the fairly short period of trading, I found I couldn't get on with the place at all. It felt a bit too hipster-trendy for my liking, but maybe Worthing's just changing faster than I am.

Official site of Beer No Evil - www.beernoevil.co.uk