From Jason Donervan, to Thaitanic or the flooring company Lino Richie, there are plenty of businesses across the UK which use a quirky play on words to catch your attention.

But which businesses in Sussex have made the list?

Language learning platform Babbel has collated a shortlist of the 120 most popular shop name puns which people can vote on.

Six businesses in Sussex were put on the shortlist.

They were Taco Look At Me Now in Worthing, Barber Black Sheep in Brighton, Spruce Springclean in Brighton, William the Concreter in Battle, Argy-Bhaji in Crawley and Licence to Kale in Hastings.

Simon and business partner Claudia (Image: Supplied)

Simon Feurstein co-owns Taco Look at Me Now with business partner Claudia Pitts.

The business name is a reference to Phil Collins’ song Against All odds (Take a Look At Me Now). 

To vote in the competition, click here.

Simon said: “We got the idea during lockdown, taco and margarita nights on a Friday. We thought we should be doing this on the beach, Worthing needs this.

“Once we had the name we said this was too good not to do. Within about two and a half months from the idea, we were on the seafront trading and have never looked back.

“People says the business name puts a smile on their face, there’s something about a pun. It’s a time honoured tradition.”