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 Great pizza and pasta |
58 Ship Street The Lanes Brighton, East Sussex BN1 1AF United Kingdom +44 1273 71 0030 |
This three tier chain restaurant has proved a winner with a mixed crowd of people. A lively, clean and fresh setting attracts many so be sure to book a table in advance, especially for evening meals. Friendly and helpful staff will ensure that your dining experience is pleasant. All choices are reasonably priced and there's lots of pizza, pasta and salads to choose from. A set menu at £13.50 per head includes dessert and coffee. Ingredients are fresh and all food filling so you won't be asking for more. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Central Brighton balti |
60 Ship Street The Lanes Brighton, East Sussex BN1 1AE United Kingdom +44 1273 32 4494 |
The Agra has been established for more than six years and has space for over 50 diners. The decor is modern and clean; the ambience lively and informal. Booking is advisable, especially at weekends, as this is a very popular venue with Brighton curry eaters. The restaurant boasts a large variety of Balti dishes and caters very well to both meat eaters and vegetarians. The Prawn Kurma Balti is highly recommended with its delicious mild, sweet taste and good quantity of juicy prawns. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A favourite for many years |
7 Pavilion Buildings Brighton, East Sussex BN1 1EE United Kingdom +40 7710 161 562 http://www.alduomo.co.uk |
Residents and visitors to Brighton find Al Duomo and its partner restaurant, Al Forno delightful. Al Duomo is a cool contemporary Italian restaurant and venue with a brown,red, and cream colour scheme, lots of exposed brickwork and sleek leather sofas. Close to the Royal Pavilion, it may appear small from the outside but is actually five floors, with a variety of separate dining and drinking areas. The ground floor is a large open area with high ceilings and a pizza oven, while other floors can accommodate celebrations of up to 90 people. Food is good quality and not too expensive. Try pizza, pasta, fish, meat and salad dishes (£4.10-£9.30). An extensive wine list offers bottles from £9.25-£25.50. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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North Laine hang-out |
10 Kensington Gardens North Laine Brighton, East Sussex BN1 4AL United Kingdom +44 1273 68 4426 |
This is a trendy upstairs bar/restaurant with a balcony overlooking North Laine. Good, quite loud music is played after 8p, with live DJs playing reggae, funk and hip hop on different nights. Hence, this is an extremely fun bar. The food is quite eclectic, with Mexican and pasta as specialties, although the quality is a bit hit and miss. They have Carlsberg, Guinness and Calders on tap and a selection of bottled beers/alcopops, as well as a healthy selection of amusingly named and tasty cocktails. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Colonial chic |
3/4 Duke St The Lanes Brighton, East Sussex BN1 1AH United Kingdom +44 1273 32 3501 http://www.browns-restaurant.com |
Browns has been a favourite local restaurant for well over ten years - its eclectic well-presented food and relaxed atmosphere continues to pull in the crowds. The decor at Browns creates a fresh and exclusive feel. Light wooden floors and pale walls are separated by a generous interjection of palm trees that takes its diners back to the colonial era. One thing about Browns is that you can always rely on the menu to include some good staple pasta, salad and meat-dishes. Prices for main courses tend to hover around the £10 level, but servings are generous, often making a starter superfluous. Service is attentive and friendly, although some of the waiters can get a little stressed during the busy periods. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Compact coffee |
35 George Street Hove Brighton, East Sussex BN3 3YB United Kingdom +44 1273 73 0437 |
This tiny cafe is placed on a busy street in Hove's main shopping area. It is practical for shoppers and those working in Hove the cafe and offers continental breakfasts at £1.50, lunches and many light snacks. The main feature of the menu appears to be the paninis, of which 15 different varieties may be chosen. These are served whole with a salad or half sized for a snack. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Shiny, happy people |
27 Gardner Street North Laine Brighton, East Sussex BN1 1UP United Kingdom +44 1273 67 5550 |
Meet friends, stop for coffee, lunch or an afternoon break in this friendly welcoming cafe. No matter how busy, staff are always polite. Food is good value and tasty, with most meals under £5 - try the all-day breakfasts, jackets, bangers and mash and Swedish meatballs (made to a secret recipe). A good selection of cakes can be chosen as well as drinks. Alcohol is served but only with meals. If visiting at lunch time, drinks only orders are not accepted during very busy periods. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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100 percent Spanish! |
5 Union Street Brighton BN1 1HA United Kingdom +44 (0)1273 32 7177 |
In a previous incarnation Casa Don Carlos was the Lorelei cafe. Owner Carlos has transformed the one time greasy spoon into a welcoming tapas house. Situated in the heart of the famous Lanes, this small Spanish restaurant is a very popular place. One may find a lively crowd dining, drinking and even partaking in a spot of flamenco dancing. Over 40 different tapas (£3-6)are offered, so your favourites are likely to be featured. The Tortilla Espanola, paella and serrano (traditional Spanish ham) are recommended. Wines range from £10.95-£19.95 a bottle. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Corner cafe for coffee and cakes |
30-31 North Street Brighton, East Sussex BN1 1EB United Kingdom +44 1273 32 4844 |
This newly established cafe is placed centrally on Brighton's North Street. The atmosphere is relaxed and decor pleasant. Wooden floors, cream and green walls and tasteful paintings complement each other well. The menu is imaginative and most main courses cost around £5. The range of jacket potatoes is most appetising with fillings such as roast vegetables with hummus, prawns in lemon mayonnaise and hot mushrooms and cheddar. Sandwiches are equally delicious and can be served on ciabatta, foccacia or sliced granary bread. Selsey crab or goat's cheese make great fillings. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Stop by for a snack |
59 Middle Street The Lanes Brighton, East Sussex BN1 1AL United Kingdom +44 1273 71 9000 http://www.angelfire.com/id/co... |
The Coach House is a cafe, bar and restaurant so feel free to stop by for a full meal or just a quick drink. The restaurant is very attractive with sunny, bright decor and lots of greenery. The bar and lovely outdoor courtyard area are also popular with the twenties/thirties crowd. Food is delicious. Who could resist fresh mussels with newly baked bread, home-made smoked salmon and dill fishcakes, and delicious puds (£7.95-£12.95)? Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Espresso to go |
53 Meeting House Lane The Lanes Brighton, East Sussex BN1 2HP United Kingdom +44 1273 72 9728 |
Coffee Chaos offers a great range of coffee and treats. A clean modern interior welcomes all. Despite the name, the atmosphere is surprisingly relaxed. The foundation for all the coffees is a good smooth espresso, and CC achieves that with only the best arabica beans. There are many different drinks to try including hot chocolates and teas. A range of cakes and snacks are also on display to tempt the tastebuds. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Oh so chic |
45 Gardner Street Brighton, East Sussex BN1 1UN United Kingdom +44 1273 60 3031 |
With strong connections to the renowned English's Oyster Bar and Seafood Restaurant and a position next to the premier performing arts centre Komedia, Curve has some impressive friends. Beautifully styled, Curve has a great location for a coffee in the afternoon or a full meal in the evening. Starters like the local organic mushrooms in puff pastry with a white wine and cream sauce are a treat. Main courses like roast crispy duck, venison sausages and mediterranean vegetable wellington are just a small selection of what is on offer. In summer the whole front opens up to let you watch all the people go by. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Pizza and pasta by the sea |
1-3 Brighton Place The Lanes Brighton BN1 1HJ United Kingdom +44 (0)1273 77 5477 http://www.donatello.co.uk/ |
Donatello, located on the edge of Lanes (The) area, serves up trattoria-style cuisine in generous portions. This large, airy restaurant has plenty of attractive greenery and is extremely popular, especially with groups of people. The menu is extensive and choosing a dish could be difficult for the indecisive. No GM foods are used and if ordering spaghetti, whole-wheat or gluten free versions are available. From Sunday-Friday a splendid three course set meal is on offer with tempting cocktails, beers and soft drinks. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Brighton institution |
28 North Road Brighton, East Sussex BN1 1YB United Kingdom +44 1273 60 5423 http://www.thedorset.co.uk |
Wonderful food, beautifully presented, it's no wonder that this cafe always buzzes with life. It is very large and airy with a wide bar and a roomy restaurant area. It only takes a glimmer of sunshine and the chairs and tables go out on the pavement and are quickly filled. The menu has a strong leaning toward the French provincial, although this doesn't pervade all the dishes. The mussels are good and available in the marinieres, tuscan and thai styles. This place is perfect for a mid-shop-stop or a fun evening out. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Art school decor |
28 Sydney Street Brighton, East Sussex BN1 4EP United Kingdom +44 1273 60 2526 |
If you want to grab some breakfast with Brighton locals, then this might be the place for you. It looks like it was designed by a new age hippie straight out of art college, and in fact it probably was. Staff and customers are friendly and relaxed. Full breakfasts, sandwiches, salads, pies and all manner of filling fodder will have you pushing your plate away in satisfied surrender. There is equal choice and value for vegetarians too. If you're not hungry, then grab a tea, creamy hot chocolate or generous "mugachino" and take a seat out on the pavement and let Brighton bustle by. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fajitas for all |
El Mexicano North Laine Brighton, East Sussex BN1 1UF United Kingdom +44 1273 72 7766 http://www.elmexicano.co.uk |
El Mexicano is located in the same road as Brighton's major theatres. Perfect for a pre or after show meal. The bright decor will welcome you with a shock of colour: pink and yellow walls, blue and yellow tables and chairs in purple, green, red and blue. The menu features Mexican favourites such as quesadillas, molletes and entomatadas with a selection of appetisers from GBP2.50GBP4.90 and main courses at GBP6.50-GBP10.95. Cocktails range from GBP3.50-GBP4.50, wine from a mere GBP9.50-GBP18.25. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Superb fish and seafood |
25-26 New Road North Laine Brighton, East Sussex BN1 1UG United Kingdom +44 1273 68 2401 |
In total contrast to the lively Fitz's bar downstairs, this restaurant is relaxed and sedate with top London chef, Leighton Jones, creating a predominantly fish menu using only the finest and freshest of locally caught ingredients. Main courses start at reasonable rates and the piece de resistance is the Seafood Platter for two includes a whole dressed lobster, crab claws and oysters amongst other fishy offerings. The restaurant is opposite the Theatre Royal and next door to The Dome, which makes it perfect for a pre or post theatre meal. The restaurant is closed on Sundays and Mondays. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Feasts for friends |
17-18 Prince Albert St The Lanes Brighton, East Sussex BN1 1HF United Kingdom +44 1273 20 2310 http://www.foodforfriends.com |
This locals' favourite restaurant has an airy feel from the many tall windows and bright, green walls. Parents can rest assured that children are most welcome in this warm and friendly find. They have an excellent self-service selection of pick 'n' mix salads, bakes, pasta and rice dishes, and a collection of roasted/stuffed/fried vegetables of all kinds. The food here is exclusively vegetarian and vegan, and if you have diabetes, an allergy, or are on a gluten-free diet, then there's something on the menu for you. There is a healthy selection of organic wines, beers, ciders and soft drinks. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Lebanese and Persian Cuisine |
60 Queens Road Brighton, East Sussex BN1 3XD United Kingdom +44 1273 88 8860 |
Fountain House appeared on the busy Queens Road in the late 1990s. An impressive menu offers a delicious selection of speciality vegetarian and meat based dishes. Yellow walls, polished wooden floor and bright tablecloths give a cheerful ambience. At lunchtime the restaurant does not become too busy but evenings are more crowded. 26 starters are on offer and prices start at £1.80 for garlic bread. The more adventurous can sample dishes such as Sambousak, Batata Kibbey or Fatayer. Main meals will cost no more than £8.00 and begin at a mere fiver. Lunchtime sandwiches filled with falafel or humous make filling snacks at about £3.00 each. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A unique dining experience |
15-17 Middle Street The Lanes Brighton, East Sussex BN1 1AB United Kingdom +44 1273 32 3605 |
Centrally located, Ghengis Khan's offers a fantastic buffet menu to suit all tastes. Although the barbeque style restaurant is large, it is probably advisable to book before venturing here (and do make sure you haven't eaten before leaving home). The main attraction is the buffet meal. Select from a range of seafood, pasta, meat and fresh vegetables. Add any herbs, spices and sauce then take your choice to the barbeque where an able chef will cook it.To end the meal (if you can manage a dessert) marinated cherries accompanied by warm rich chocolate for dipping is sheer bliss for any chocoholic. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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100% vegetarian pub |
5 Trafalgar Street North Laine Brighton, East Sussex BN1 4EQ United Kingdom +44 1273 68 1055 |
This is Brighton's only exclusively vegetarian pub. It is a fine place with a lively, friendly atmosphere and a fireplace. The clientele tends to be local people coming in after work for a few pints. On Friday nights and at weekends the pub attracts a younger crowd. The walled beer garden is extremely pleasant and is heated in winter. The menu features a fantastic range of vegetarian/vegan food which comes in huge portions at very cheap prices. The home-made vegeburgers are lovely. Speciality vegetarian beers include Hoegaarden (a seriously classy, fruity lager), Staropramen, which is a fine Czech lager and a few more standard lagers, bitters and ciders; and of course a range of spirits and organic wine. . Review © 2007, Wcities |
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The first of its kind in Europe |
36 Sydney Street North Laine Brighton, East Sussex BN2 2EP United Kingdom +44 1273 62 1406 http://www.goguarana.com |
The Guarana bar is new to Sydney Street and sells many non-alcoholic Guarana based drinks and supplements. Guarana is a vine which grows in the Amazon rain forest. Containing a variety of natural stimulants, it has been used by generations of Amazon Indians and many Brazilians. The active ingredient is Guaranine, renowned for revitalizing qualities. Try Black Booster, a Guarana, caffeine and dextrose drink, guaranteed to give a pick-me-up, Famous Guarana Punch, Gusto or Guarana Brahma, the national soft drink of Brazil. Other delights include a vitamin shake and Kava Sutra, made from lemon verbena and kava kava (a relaxing herb). On Saturdays, the bar is open from 10a ot late in the night. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Have a laugh on us |
2-3 Pavilion Buildings Brighton, East Sussex BN1 1EE United Kingdom +44 1273 73 7080 http://www.hahaonline.co.uk |
This is one of this writer's favourite bars in Brighton. It is a spacious, airy and modern new eatery in a prime location next to the Royal Pavilion grounds. Seating is comfortable and there newspapers strewn around for customers perusal. There is a great brunch menu and a full breakfast will cost you £5. If you just fancy a drink, there is a good range of coffees and teas and a well stocked bar. The main menu has a slight mediterranean leaning. Starters include crostini and bruschetta. Mains start from £6, try roasted chicken breast with chargrilled polenta. You can also buy oils, chutneys and nuts to re-create the Ha! Ha! experience at home. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Out of Africa |
32 Duke Street Brighton, East Sussex BN1 1AG United Kingdom +44 1273 77 3388 |
Stunningly stylish, Havana attracts a well dressed crowd of diners. Incredibly clean, cream decor with dark wood and beautifully set tables, this restaurant is not for those who want fast food. The front serves as a cafe bar during the day and a cocktail lounge at night. Breakfasts have recently been added to the menu and there are several lovingly prepared lunches on offer. An enticing cafe style menu is a little less pricey. Dinner is a bit more expensive, but worth it for great, contemporary cuisine in stunning surroundings. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Dine in the Lanes |
6-7a Market Street Brighton BN1 1HH United Kingdom +44 (0)1273 324584 www.ilbistro.co.uk |
Built in the 18th century, this charming continental restaurant/brasserie is set in the heart of Brighton's Lanes. The menu is impressive, offering French and Italian cuisine using fresh ingredients. Appetisers begin around £1.50, while smoked Scotch salmon is more expensive at over £6.00. Poulet aux raisins (sauteed breast of chicken finished in champagne and cream topped with fresh grapes) is a good example of delicacies served. Vegetarians will find only two options but it's a must for those who like meat or fish. An extensive wine list (£12.50-£21.50) may be perused. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Healthy and wholesome |
50 Gardner Street North Laine Brighton, East Sussex BN1 1UN United Kingdom +44 1273 67 0743 |
Infinity Foods Co-operative also own this cafe, in the North Laine area. Everything is freshly produced and fair traded with many organic items. On two levels, this is the place to stop for a healthy snack or lunch. Frequented by a wide range of customers, you won't find greasy fry-ups here. Drinks include herbal teas, coffees, juices and soya milk is available on request. Chunky salads are great value, soups and other snacks look tasty and as fresh. Organic cakes are delicious - try the tofu cheesecake, you won't be disappointed and it's filling too. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Cheerful corner cafe |
95 Gloucester Road North Laine Brighton, East Sussex BN1 4BW United Kingdom +44 1273 69 2912 |
Long established in Brighton, Jack Horners serves cheap and cheerful snacks to nearby traders, locals and shoppers. A basic no frills cafe, it's almost reminiscent of the Caff in long running British soap "Eastenders". Recent re-decoration offers cheerful bright yellow walls with blue tables. Browse the papers indoors or sit outside and catch some sun. Drinks are reasonable at 65p-£1.00, as are the five choices of breakfast around £2.70-£3.35. Lunches are served until 2p only. Choose from a selection of baked spuds, salads, toasted olive bread, omelettes and potato skins. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Take-away free range chicken |
35 Queens Road Brighton, East Sussex BN1 3XB United Kingdom +44 1273 32 5888 http://www.jethros.co.uk |
This unique, take-away and delivery service (within Brighton and Hove) offers free range chicken marinated in a choice of Jethro's own recipe marinades. The pieces of chicken are huge and gloriously juicy. Choose from Piri Piri: chilli, garlic and olive oil or Provencal: lemon, rosemary and bay leaf or from three others. The chicken is grilled while you wait so allow 15 minutes to get your food. They also sell various mashed potato dishes; garlic mash, nutmeg mash or fresh herb - roast potatoes, a wonderful mushroom risotto, cous cous and salads. There is a whole delicious range of home-made desserts including a very dark, rich chocolate mousse with fresh cream and a lovely tiramisu. Jethro's also do breakfast from 8.30a featuring filled tortillas and omelettes. Deliveries are in evenings only. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Lunch stop |
2 Kensington Gardens North Laine Brighton, East Sussex BN1 4AL United Kingdom +44 1273 57 0963 |
Kensingtons has been established in the North Laine area of the town for several years. Climb the stairs and take in the bright and airy surroundings. The menu is extremely varied: from breakfasts (£3-£4) to sandwiches with over 60 fillings ranging from smoked salmon and cream cheese to bacon, brie, walnut and mayo'. Mexican fajita wraps, nachos, baked potatoes and a good choice of light meals and salads are also available. Drinks include hot chocolate with marshmallows, cappuccino, cinnamon flavoured coffee and freshly squeezed carrot juice. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Grubs up! |
19-20 Meeting House Lane Brighton BN1 1HB United Kingdom +44 (0)1273 32 4817 |
This cafe has been welcoming thirsty persons for over 15 years now. Recently re-decorated, it is uncluttered and clean. Large windows are great for people-watching. To reach The Meeting House, you must venture deep into the labyrinth that is the Lanes—but its worth the journey. Delicious cafe fare is on hand—a wide range of sandwiches, baps, jackets, snacks and cakes are available for £4-£5 and make for a satisfying lunchtime break. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Tea in the garden |
New Road North Laine Brighton, East Sussex BN1 1UF United Kingdom +44 1273 73 0712 |
The Pavilion Gardens Cafe has been established for many years. Being an outdoor venue, it's mainly open during the warmer months. Popular with locals and nearby office workers this is a good place to rest tired feet during summer. Sit at tables and chairs near the cafe or take drinks and snacks to the gardens. During the summer a brass band plays every Saturday and Sunday afternoon. Hot and cold drinks, sandwiches, snacks and a good selection of tasty cakes are readily available. Be warned: in high season queues are likely. This cafe is open only in the summers. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Thai at the pub |
49 Gloucester Road North Laine Brighton, East Sussex BN1 4AQ United Kingdom +44 1273 62 1400 |
Since the early nineties, the Pond has been a welcoming and friendly pub. With a huge collection of chamber pots, inherited from the Green Dragon Pub (now The Office), comfy seats, dark wooden floors and furnishings, it's cosy and original with a fine music selection on the juke box. Drinks-wise try Hoegaarden Belgian beer, Caffreys, Harveys bitters, Fullers London Pride, lagers and bottled drinks. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Stylish vegan eaterie |
101-102 Trafalgar Street North Laine Brighton, East Sussex BN1 4ER United Kingdom +44 1273 704000 |
Small but beautifully laid out, this cafe maintains a cosy feel despite the ultra-modern look and windows for walls. The short, snacky, but imaginative, food menu is available midday-9pm. There is a tempting range of "Big Baps" from £2.95, a selection of nibbles such as chinese spring rolls with sauce for £2.75 and delicious desserts too. The food is described as "positively organic, definitely vegan". The wine list is organic, as is the fresh juice menu. Or you could sink into a ice cream and fresh organic fruit smoothie for £2.25, available with lovely booze added for just £4.25. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Caribbean cafe |
48 Queens Road Brighton, East Sussex BN1 3XB United Kingdom +44 1273 29 8816 |
Located just down the road from Brighton train station, Tamarind Tree Cafe is Brighton's only Caribbean restaurant. It is quite a small place, but the layout and lighting makes it feel spacious and comfortable. Background music tends to be tuneful roots reggae, at just the right level. Cuisine is authentic Caribbean and Jamaican using the finest traditional ingredients. Their vegetarian and vegan dishes - Jamaican fruits and veg along with beautiful sauces - are all quite special. A selection of good fruit and vegetable juices as well as tea and coffee is available. If you bring your own wine (they don't serve alcohol) there is a corkage charge. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Tantalising Thai treats |
13 Boyces Street Brighton, East Sussex BN1 1AN United Kingdom +44 1273 32 5195 |
Thai Spice serves authentic fare at reasonable prices. Recently under new management the small, dark and homely restaurant is a perfect place for a cosy night out or relaxing afternoon meal. An express lunch includes dine on choices such as Stir Fry Cashew Nuts (chicken, pork or veggies and bean curd). A two course lunch is extremely reasonable and also filling. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Fierce by name, friendly by nature |
98 Trafalgar Street North Laine Brighton, East Sussex BN1 4ER United Kingdom +44 1273 69 3377 |
The Tiger Bar provides a huge range of meals and drinks. Large, light and airy, it's great in summer with open windows and street seating. Staff are most helpful and service efficient. Amid the large menu dishes include: Thai green vegetable curry with spiced wild rice, hot duck and warm ginger salad or chargrilled sirloin steak and peppercorn sauce. Portions are more than ample and you won't leave feeling hungry. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Crave-worthy Noodle Canteen |
30 Kensington Street (Argus Building) Brighton BN1 4AJ United Kingdom + 44 0 1273 688 892 http://www.wagamama.com |
Wagamama serves up a pan-Asian cuisine that features a fusion of eclectic traditional favorites with modern flavors. The fare is made fresh and all items are featured on a dietary menu, allowing guests full access to the ingredients in their food. Orders are taken via electronic pads, meaning that preparation begins in the kitchen as soon as you have made a choice on what to order. Dishes come to the table in the order that they are prepared, which can be problematic for groups who want to eat together. Start off with a range of dumplings, or dive right into the kare noodle soups. The atmosphere is also a major draw with lots of open, light space and minimalist décor. The end result is a dining experience that has only grown in popularity as new locations have opened worldwide. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Minimalist Asian restaurant |
34 Duke St The Lanes Brighton, East Sussex BN1 1AG United Kingdom +44 1273 326823 |
Modern canteen Wok Wok is fairly new in Brighton, providing a vast range of Asian cuisines. Branches in London are already proving a huge success. Stylish but minimalist decor gives a modern look. Open kitchens are the focal point of the restaurant which boasts healthy meals, due to wok style cooking. Order either Thai, Chinese, Indonesian, Vietnamese, Japanese or Malaysian cuisine for an authentic meal - the pad thai and rare beef salad are recommended. Most main meals won't cost more than £8 per person and there's plenty to choose from. They also provide a children's menu with activity book and free face painting on a Sunday lunchtime. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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