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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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Viva Italia |
36 East Street Brighton BN1 1HL United Kingdom +44 (0)1273 32 4905 http://www.alforno.co.uk/ |
Brighton's first pizzeria, Al Forno, opened in 1973. It is the sister restaurant of another local favourite, Al Duomo, and both are just as bustling and lively as you imagine restaurants in Italy to be. Al Forno has an authentic and rustic feel and being located just by a square in the Lanes, you could almost imagine you're dining out in Roma. And you know what to do when in Rome! The menu is pragmatically Italian, old-style rather than the modern Italian cuisine which has been springing up recently. Delicious pizzas are cooked in a pizza oven and the pastas rarely disappoint. Cheap enough to enjoy some of the dangerously delicious desserts, a bargain at under £3. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Eat on the beach |
250a Kings Road Arches (Lower Promenade) Brighton, East Sussex BN1 1NB United Kingdom +44 1273 74 6067 |
This restaurant is situated right on the beach next to The "Doughnut". It has a wonderful decked dining area outside—a perfect place to sip coffee to the sound of the waves washing over the pebbles. Open all day for drinks or food, The Boardwalk has a range of cocktails, shakes and alcoholic drinks. The menu is tempting, featuring Moules Marinieres and home made burgers along with organic meat dishes, salads and a good old English breakfast. The prices are reasonable and the location makes it hard to top. 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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Ride 'em cowboy |
5 Brighton Square Brighton BN1 1HD United Kingdom +44 (0)1273 72 5700 |
Cactus Canteen, located in the popular Lanes (The) area, has a real fun atmosphere for a meal out. The decor over the two floors and roof terrace reflects the Mexican theme with chilli posters, cowboys and cacti. Fresh ingredients are used in all dishes—and there are plenty to choose from. For a starter, try Santa Fe Skins consisting of crisp potato skins with a topping of your choice. Main courses include quesadillas, burritos, fajitas, chillies, beanburgers, steaks and ribs. Who could resist warm blueberry muffins with cold ice cream? For those with smaller stomachs there is a children's menu at only £3.50. 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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Getting spicy by the sea |
183 Kings Road Arches Brighton, East Sussex BN1 1NB United Kingdom +44 1273 73 9530 |
This small trendy restaurant provides a variety of foods in a clean modern setting. A varied menu offers delicious breakfasts until noon. Try Home-Made Muesli, Smoked Salmon and Ricotta Ciabatta or Grilled Plum Tomato Bruscetta with Haloumi Cheesse. Main courses have a chilli related theme and there's several different curries and stir fries. Wines are available by the bottle, and there's a good choice of beers and soft drinks to cool that chilli burn. 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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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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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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Mucho tapas |
14 Ship Street The Lanes Brighton, East Sussex BN1 1AD United Kingdom +44 1273 73 7327 |
El Porron serves delicious Spanish food to many lucky diners. It's pleasant inside with blue walls, big mirrors and brightly colored pictures. This is certainly not fast food but authentic Spanish cuisine using fresh ingredients. The choice is wide and prices are reasonable. It's recommended that one has two per person but feel free to try as many as required. Follow that with one of a selection of home-made desserts. To accompany the fine Spanish fare, are a selection of wines. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Glorious fish |
29-31, East Street (The Lanes) Brighton, East Sussex BN1 1HL United Kingdom +44 1273 32 7980 http://www.englishs.co.uk |
Set at the edge of a quaint square in The Lanes, this could well be a contender for the best Brighton restaurant. If a full blown gourmet meal is not your preferred choice, the small but stylish oyster bar, annexed to the restaurant, has space at the counter for about six diners. The menu is rather traditional with Dover sole, Grilled Tuna and lobster high on the list. The quality is excellent and the service attentive, making the whole dining experience a real joy. 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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 Choice Chinese cuisine |
19 Prince Albert Street The Lanes Brighton, East Sussex BN1 1HF United Kingdom +44 1273 32 1321 |
Gar's has been serving fine Oriental cuisine for over 10 years. The fantastic smell emanating from this restaurant is enough to make anyone feel hungry. Once tempted inside, light yellow surroundings and Chinese lanterns transport the diner to a world of Eastern promise. Pay no more than £5 for an appetizer or share the special hors d'oeuvre mix including sesame prawns, chicken satay, capital spare ribs and rich squid in salt and chili. Only £12, this starter could be a meal in itself. Why not opt for a three course menu, a great value at £15.50 per head? For those with gigantic appetites the Emperor's menu should suffice! 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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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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Unfussy food |
14 East Street The Lanes Brighton, East Sussex BN1 1HP United Kingdom +44 1273 20 6554 |
Jacco's is a good family destination, offering unfussy British food as well as pasta and pizza. The restaurant is of medium size, clean and neat with wooden tables and chairs. An extremely varied menu offers English meals, as well as a selection of pizzas and pasta dishes that are rather generic tasting, as might be expected. "Specials" might include such dishes as Barbecue Spare Ribs, or an 8oz Sirloin Steak with herb potatoes and Bernaise Sauce. 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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Cakes to die for |
4 Pool Valley Brighton, East Sussex BN1 1NJ United Kingdom +44 1273 32 7380 |
Egon Ronay recommended, the Mock Turtle is well known by many Brightonians for it's wonderful cakes. Small and old fashioned inside, the tea rooms offer lunches where one can sample fresh fish and chips, omelette's and various other snacks. Cream teas and cakes really are the best here. All made on the premises with fresh ingredients, it's difficult to know which to choose. Lemon meringue pie is made from fresh local eggs while hazel, banana and orange cake contains many organic ingredients. Dieters beware, there's far too much temptation here. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Momma and soul |
11 Little East Street Brighton, East Sussex BN1 1HT United Kingdom +44 (0)1273 325305 http://www.mommacherri.co.uk/ |
Yes, yes, yes, soul food comes to Great Britain, and is served up in bright bright Brighton! Mouthwatering Nachos Supreme and Catfish Goujons with Hushpuppies, all wait for your attention. But it is a real toss up between Momma Cherri's Jambalaya and Rev. Daisy's Southern Fried Chicken is an option if you are fine with oil dripping in your plate and then clogging your arteries. Southern soul food is what Momma serves up, a kind of cuisine relatively new to Brightonites. Or maybe it is the TLC working? Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Conveyor belt cuisine |
The Opticon Bartholomew Square Brighton, East Sussex BN1 1JS United Kingdom +44 1273 71 9195 http://www.moshimoshi.co.uk |
This is Moshi Moshi's first venture outside London. The radically designed building was built especially for the restaurant and features an entire glass wall which slides out in good weather. The perfectly presented sushi passes by your table on a conveyor belt (kaiten) and you select whatever takes your fancy. Salmon sashimi (raw fish) on a bed of rice is just perfect. Don't worry if you don't know a thing about sushi, the staff will guide you in your choices. Lunch is around £10 which is a bargain for the ambience and exquisite food. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Indian in The Lanes |
70-71 Ship Street The Lanes Brighton, East Sussex BN1 1AE United Kingdom +44 1273 32 9405 |
The popular and established Noori's, situated in Ship Street, is easily reached from North Street or the seafront. The smart but relaxed surroundings - featuring pink-hued but subtle table decorations - seat around 60 people. There are a large selection of Balti dishes such as Zeera Harsha consisting of duck pieces stir fried with black and white cumin seeds. It is also possible to obtain some of the popular vegetarian side dishes, such as Sag Aloo, Aloo Gobi and Chana Bhajee, as full main courses if required. Food is of excellent quality and very fresh. Frozen vegetables are not used at Noori's and real chillies, rather than chilli powder, appear in the hotter curries. Although slightly more expensive than other restaurants Noori's is well worth a visit. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Deep south |
1-3 Prince Albert Street The Lanes Brighton, East Sussex BN1 1HE United Kingdom +44 1273 74 7000 http://www.oldorleans.com |
This two level establishment with large bar and Cajun restaurant has been serving drinkers and diners since the 1990's. The bar is on the ground floor with soft seats near the windows for relaxation. Climb the stairs and one finds the large restaurant offering some very tempting dishes. For those who don't require a full meal, snacks are readily available. The restaurant menu is huge and enticing, especially for those who enjoy spicy food. Desserts such as Profiterole Mountain and Oreo Cookie Madness will satisfy any sweet tooth. For the young, a children's menu is available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Foot-weary shopper's retreat |
3 Cranbourne Street Brighton, East Sussex BN1 2RD United Kingdom +44 1273 73 5284 |
A few metres from Churchill Square one finds the Parasol, a fairly large cafe complete with attractive green and black tiles, big windows and lots of hanging plants. Capuccino, espresso, machiato, caffe latte, mocha and iced coffees. Teas, hot chocolate and other cold drinks are also in abundance. Food wise, there's pasta, jackets, salads, sandwiches, cakes and pastries all at reasonable prices. A children's menu for the under 10s will please those with smaller appetites. 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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Pizzas with pazzaz |
22 Prince Albert Street The Lanes Brighton, East Sussex BN1 1HF United Kingdom +44 1273 32 3205 http://www.pizzaexpress.co.uk |
A firm favourite across the whole country, Pizza Express always satisfies and rarely disappoints. If the comfort of a nationwide chain, but with plenty of individuality is for you, look no further. The decor is sleek and chic, with clean modern lines throughout. Despite dark flooring; the strategic lighting and bright touches gives the interior a warm, but elegant feel. In some branches (Hove), the pizzas are prepared and cooked in an open plan kitchen so you can see what is going on. As far as clientele goes, it attracts just about everyone but seems particularly popular with the younger generation. My personal favourite is the American Hot, fabulous succulent pepperoni, with a beautifully crisp base. Add a drizzle of their spicy oils and hey presto! Of course, the selection of Italian and French wines will help to put out the heat. The branch at Church Road, Hove, has jazz music sessions at 7:30p every Tuesday. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A pub with a view |
80 East Street The Lanes Brighton BN1 1NF United Kingdom +44 (0)1273 74 8077 / +44 (0)1273 74 8103 |
Set near Brighton Pier, the Prodigal attracts a mixed crowd, although the older generation is far outnumbered by the young Brightonian student and professional gang. Gone are the traditional British pub features such as dull multi-coloured carpets and dark wood-paneled walls have been replaced by light wooden floors and light features. A further bonus is that decent wines are available alongside the selection of popular draft beers. A glass of wine is about GBP3, but then the measures are rather generous. The menu is more restaurant than bar snacks, and offers a great brunch on weekends. What better way to round up the week? Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Global cuisine |
The Old Ship Hotel, 31-38 Kings Road Brighton, East Sussex BN1 1NR United Kingdom +44 1273 32 9001 http://www.oldshiphotel-bright... |
This bar/brasserie is part of The Old Ship Hotel. The restaurant is spacious and modern. The food served here hails from around the world with steaks, tempura vegetables and pasta on offer, and is well presented if a bit hit and miss on the quality. The dessert menu offers home-made Sticky Toffee Pudding with Caramel Sauce which tastes divine. Families are welcome although there is no set children's menu. Wines are served by the bottle and all usual bar drinks are available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fantastic meatless dishes |
71 East Street Brighton BN1 1HQ United Kingdom +44 (0)1273 72 9051 http://www.terreaterre.co.uk |
This vegetarian restaurant has achieved national acclaim for its fine cuisine. Unlike many vegetarian restaurants, Terre a Terre presents dishes that are made with a light, sophisticated touch. The decor is chic and modern, but takes on an altogether more romantic tone with candles and dimmed lighting in the evening. The food is simply superb—it is beautifully presented, the Twice Baked Camembert Soufflé is divine. This is a deservedly popular restaurant. Be sure to book in advance. 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 |
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All day cafe |
3-4 East Street Brighton, East Sussex BN1 1HP United Kingdom +44 1273 20 2591 |
Time Out is great for whatever time of the day - English breakfasts are a specialty though - and very close to the seafront. Bright orange walls and blue seats help create a warm atmosphere. The cafe seats about 30 people. The menu begins with all day breakfasts at GBP4.80 for a mighty plate of fried egg, bacon, sausages, black pudding, beans, tomatoes and toast. For a celebratory morning start why not try smoked salmon and scrambled eggs for GBP4.95 or even a luxurious champagne breakfast at GBP30. Salads, sandwiches, pasta and pizzas are also available. An evening menu from 6pm features a three course set meal (GBP7.95). Review © 2007, Wcities |
