Picasso

run by a lovely guy, authentic tasty tapas and spanish cusine, reasonably priced, large floor area but nicely intimate as well. the price and the service make it well worth not cooking at home and popping in here instead,

There seems to be fluctuating reviews of this restaurant over time. I regret to say that it has deteriorated since initially opening. Though there is a good selection, the food is mediocre.
We weren’t too keen on the attitude of the staff either. Case of.‘get you in, get you fed and then get you out’!!

I will never again go here for a meal. the first time the food was pretty grim and staff unfriendly. The second time we went in a very large group. We didn’t get all the dishes we ordered and the ones we did get were either cold or sub-​standard. We didn’t complain however as we were out for peoples birthdays and just wanted a good night. We then moved on to Bar Ten where we were having a drink when 2 of the male staff actually barged in and tried to intimidate us and demand more money as they had apparently made an error on the bill!!! They ended up getting thrown out for bad behaviour and then stood outside demanding we pay. Some of the girls just wanted to get rid of them and paid extra money despite the bad service! In the end we had to threaten with the police to get them to go away. NEVER AGAIN!

The food is not particularly special but there are not many spanish restaurants in Worting. If you are in a large group, be careful that you receive all the dishes that you ordered! I don’t just speak out of personal experience, friends and colleagues have also told me that.

Good spanish food, great atmosphere, good for groups or couples

A well established Spanish restaurant in Worthing town center, set off a quiet street. Fantastic atmosphere, a buzzy fun place to be. Very professional and high standard of service for large groups. There is a small bar where you can take a beer or glass of wine while you wait for your table. Food is average, sometimes overpriced for what it is and not what I would call authentic having been to Spain and had real tapas. I know that’s very much my opinion, I’m fussy especially when it comes to Spanish food. I know many friends who really like the food.

Friendly staff, great to hear latin music playing and the food is really tasty. The décor could do with an update but somehow the kitsch interior adds to the atmosphere of the place. Don’t be put off by the back street feel, it is a great place to dine.

I love Picasso’s! It serves Spanish tapas and all the dishes are divine and well cooked. I have never had a bad meal there. Its run by Spanish people and in the evenings is quite busy.