Best Restaurants In Brighton

Situated in Woodingdean, Downs Hotel is a great stop-off for those after a hearty meal. Start off your evening with three-cheese button mushroom bruschetta, all before digging into the almond pesto linguine. As for drinks? Expect bespoke cocktails.

Head to the Kings Road Arches to discover Burnt Orange, a charming restaurant bar that's open all afternoon and evening. The relaxed space is filled with simple furnishings and pretty plants, or head outside to dine on the stunning terrace.

Their menu is designed to be shared, featuring everything from smoked miso aubergine to butterfly sardines and grilled pork chops. Plus, there are plenty of wines and cocktails on the cards too.

Located right on the seafront, The Seahorse provides a beautiful backdrop for evening meals. Take a seat in the contemporary dining room space, where you'll get to watch the waves crash on the shore, all while delving into fresh fish, ham hock terrine and pan-fried halloumi.

Why restrict it to the morning? The Breakfast Club is a restaurant in Brighton that's made a splash thanks to its quirky menu of brekkie dishes and vibrant interiors. Plus, hit them up at the weekend for one of their fabulous TOASTED brunches where the bubbles are bottomless.

After restaurants in Brighton and Hove? Whether it's date night or you just fancy Greek food, head along to Nostos on Holland Road. This stunning eatery is home to stunning interiors, alongside a crackin' food and drinks menu that focuses solely on fresh ingredients. Yum.

Thanks to weekly food deals, The Gather Inn is a top choice for cheap places to eat in Brighton and Hove. On Tuesdays, you can enjoy two chilis for only £17, or you can choose to take advantage of the Wednesday curry offer.

Seeking the best restaurants in Brighton with a view? Specialists in all things seafood, The Salt Room is a must for fish fanatics. Not only can you enjoy a superb menu of sustainably sourced and locally caught fare, but you'll also have picturesque ocean scenes as your backdrop. 

YO! has gained a name for itself all around the UK for offering tasty and wallet-friendly Japanese plates in a futuristic setting. Perfect for those of you looking for a quick and tasty lunchtime bite, the central restaurant is providing plant-based California rolls, maki and more.

Situated close to both The Lanes and the beachfront, ASK Italian is your go-to destination for Italian eats at an affordable price. The two-storey venue is filled with pretty plants and quirky neon signs, and there's a hidden garden around the back too.

Wondering what's on the menu? Expect everything from roasted vegetable pizzas to truffle mushroom calzones and classic lasagne dishes, paired with refreshing cocktails for less than a tenner.

Offering Indian eats such as fragrant fish curries, tea-steeped chickpeas and ginger chicken, Mowgli is one of the best places to eat in Brighton. Along with top-notch flavours and spicy bites, the venue knocks up lip-smacking cocktails. We suggest trying the lychee blossom martini or chai rum sling.

Tutto stands out as one of Brighton's must-visit dining destinations, combining the best of Italian culinary traditions with a modern, seasonal approach. Located in a stunning former banking hall just off Valley Gardens, the restaurant is known for its vibrant sharing menus, warm hospitality, and thoughtful design.

From fresh handmade pasta to rich Sunday roasts, Tutto serves up bold, flavourful food made for sharing - with every dish rooted in authenticity and crafted from locally sourced ingredients.

From bottomless brunches and afternoon teas to classic cocktails and a la carte delights, Browns Brasserie & Bar is adding some style to your meals out in Brighton. It's also a treat for the eyes, kitted out in plush decor and bright hues.

There's no beating around the bush about it - Pizza Pilgrims is one of the best Italian restaurants in Brighton. Not only does it boast unique interiors (think tropical plants and a mini football pitch), but also scrumptious slices that champion the flavours of Naples.

You may know it as your one-stop shop for nights out, but No 32 also happens to be one of the top romantic restaurants in Brighton. Grab a table in the venue or out on their balcony for a feast of brunch classics, internationally-inspired small plates or exquisite fish dishes. 

Located on the seafront, The Grand Brighton is a perfect stop-off for tasty grub. Whether you fancy treating yourself to an afternoon tea touting salmon sandwiches and meringues galore or heading inside come evening time for maple-glazed pork belly, this venue is sure to impress.

From premium steaks to grilled lobsters, this Brighton restaurant is dishing up some of the best meat and fish in town. Champions of open fire cooking, the fittingly named Coal Shed has a variety of menus, from a la carte and daily specials to pre-theatre meals and epic Sunday roasts.

Chomp on fish and chips while taking in unbeatable views at Palm Court Restaurant. Located on Brighton Palace Pier, the beauty is covered with windows, providing you with top-notch views and has outdoor seating for those balmy months.

Located on Preston Street just steps from the West Pier, No No Please blends a laid-back, elegant atmosphere with a menu inspired by Southeast Asia's vibrant flavours.

The venue's dining room, bar, and lounge create the perfect setting for sharing small plates like spicy Thai wings, rich curries, and creative vegan options. Their cocktails are carefully batched in the cellar to ensure fast, quality service alongside the food. 

Boasting vibrancy and flavour of real Mexican grub, Wahaca is the ultimate spot for delicious street food. From slow-cooked beef brisket tacos to black bean quesadillas and moreish churros, this North Street dining destination is a real winner.

You can always rely on MEATliquor for succulent burgers and wacky interiors, making it a real contender for cool restaurants in Brighton. Expect walls adorned in urban artwork, neon lighting and comfy booths to nestle into, alongside the likes of hot dogs, wings or onion rings.

One of Brighton's best restaurants in The Lanes, Med is bringing a taste of Southern Europe to the coast. Get stuck into delectable small plates - we're talking Portuguese-style roast chicken, grilled squid, burrata - washed down with summery cocktails and international wines.

The brainchild of MasterChef: The Professionals winner Steven Edwards, etch. is up on our list of Michelin star-worthy restaurants in Brighton. Venture inside for five, seven and nine-course meals, or head downstairs to Ink to quaff creative cocktails in sleek surrounds.

Moshimo is a Japanese restaurant in Brighton specialising in all things sushi. Having been named as Brighton's most sustainable restaurant, this gorgeous dining spot will have you feasting on poke bowls, maki and noodle soups with a clear conscience.

Quintessential British classics and vibrant interiors come together at The Ivy in the Lanes. From decadent breakfasts and afternoon teas to signature cocktails and a la carte delights, this luxurious little number is sprucing up your meals out. 

Looking for a decadent dining destination for date night, a group celebration or just because? Then head to The Ivy Asia, a stunning restaurant tucked away in the Lanes. It's decked out in pink blossom and a bold green floor, with lots of Asian-inspired artwork throughout.

From casual cocktails to late-night DJs or a fancy meal, this place offers something for everyone. Wondering what's on the menu? We're talking Szechuan wok-fried tofu, massaman lamb, sesame prawn dumplings and so much more.

Vegetarian or not, this is the kind of restaurant in Brighton that should surely be on your foodie radar. Regarded as one of Britain's top plant-based spots, East Street's Terre à Terre creates stunning and unusual plates bursting with flavour.

Located within the bustling lanes, Permit Room brings a real taste of India to Brighton. This vibrant venue is inspired by the drinking dens of mid-century Bombay, filled with colourful decor, South Asian artwork and vintage album covers.

While an eclectic mix of music plays, sip award-winning cocktails or local beer and enjoy an indulgent meal. We're talking rich curries, fragrant pulaos and decadent sweets, with a breakfast menu available too.

Wacky interiors and tasty plates make this North Laine gem a must for those of you after a Mexican restaurant in Brighton. La Choza may be diddy in size but the cantina is loaded with character and serves up hearty burritos, enchiladas, nachos and more at reasonable prices.

With swoon-worthy interiors and an organic ethos, Six is a firm favourite of ours for the best restaurants in Hove. Come here for a knockout weekend brunch or hit it up during the week for a range of European-inspired veggie, vegan and meat feats.

Yeastie Boys Pizza Club offers something a little different. This laid-back spot blends creative street food vibes with a serious love of pizza, serving up 20-inch pies that are big on size and even bigger on flavour. The menu features playful combinations like the Born Slippy with sausage, balsamic onions, and burrata, as well as plant-based hits like the Shroomin with truffle oil.

Perfect for a post-beach bite or a laid-back dinner with friends, Yeastie Boys also delivers on sides and sweets - from rotating specials to their popular stuffed cookies.

Arguably the most popular of all the vegetarian and vegan restaurants in Brighton, Food For Friends is an award-winning plant-based kitchen in The Lanes. Originally opened in 1981, this beauty has gained a reputation for its mouthwatering brunches and internationally-inspired eats.

Situated along Jubilee Street, The Chilli Pickle is an award-winning restaurant putting its own spin on Indian cuisine. Taking inspiration from various regions, plates will have you chomping on the likes of peanut aubergine curries, whole BBQ sea bream and masala fries.