Group Dining Restaurants In Brighton

Looking for a truly unique venue for your next group dining experience or private event? Look no further than Brighton i360, a stunning beachfront venue that offers panoramic sea views and an unforgettable atmosphere.

Whether you're gathering for a birthday, a staff celebration, or a hen night, this iconic landmark, designed by the same creators of the London Eye, is sure to make your event extraordinary. Enjoy exclusive access to one of the two spacious event rooms, Attenborough or Birch, both featuring private beachfront terraces perfect for mingling and enjoying the fresh sea breeze. With flexible catering options ranging from BBQs to fine dining, and a Sky Bar offering delicious drinks, your event will be elevated to new heights - literally.

Looking for somewhere to host a lively group dinner in Brighton? Tutto is made for shared moments. With large tables, family-style Italian dishes, and a warm, inclusive atmosphere, it's the perfect venue for group dining - whether you're celebrating a special occasion or just catching up with friends.

Feast on generous sharing plates like lasagna al forno or spinach and ricotta cannelloni, sip great Italian wines, and enjoy the kind of relaxed hospitality that turns a meal into a memory.

Serving up dishes that are designed to share, Burnt Orange is an ideal choice for group meals. You'll find these guys in the Kings Road Arches, promising a vibrant space filled with natural light and pretty plants. Or in the summer months, dine on the charming outdoor terrace.

Dig into plates of smoked miso aubergine, butterfly sardines, roasted stone bass and much more. Plus, there are all kinds of great wines and cocktails to enjoy on the side.

Looking for a spot to take all your mates? Can't decide what cuisine to eat? Shelter Hall fixes both of those problems with their seafront and market bar, stocked with seven independent kitchens and a two bars serving cocktails, wine and beer.

Whether you're inside or out on the gorgeous seafront terrace, you can enjoy everything from Neapolitan pizzas to sushi and juicy chicken wings. Plus, they often host live music and other fun events here too.

Gastro restaurant, meets party palace, meets cocktail haven, if you want it, No 32 likely has it. Welcome to any and all group meals in Brighton, No 32 will not only impress with their ranging menu, but their contemporary interiors and stunning drinks to boot. 

Whether you're catching up with friends or celebrating a special occasion, Giggling Squid Brighton has space for everyone. Spread across three floors, the restaurant's nooks, private corners, and open seating make it ideal for group dining, while the menu's vibrant Thai tapas and sharing plates ensure there's something for every palate.

The Hove branch offers the same perfect setup for larger gatherings further along the coast.

This bright, colourful venue spans across three floors, fronting checked tablecloths, twinkling fairy lights and lush greenery. From the mini indoor football pitch in the basement to the cosy leather booths, this is a great choice for a fun meal out with your friends.

They serve up traditional Neapolitan pizzas with all sorts of toppings to choose from - think pepperoni and hot honey, smoky aubergine or even eight cheese. Pair your slices with indulgent crust dippers and tasty sides, as well as cracking cocktails.

One of the friendliest places to dine in town, and brimming with space for group meals out in Brighton, Tempest is storming the lead when it comes to a fun-filled evening of food. From sea themed plates to their quirky cave interiors, this is a markedly unique place to try. 

If you're on the hunt for places to eat with a big group, look no further than Mowgli. The Brighton beaut is ideal for dinner parties especially if your guests have a penchant for Indian food. We recommend ordering the lamb chops with turmeric chips and a mango lassi.

The team behind popular restaurant The Pond have struck gold again, collaborating with Sabu Joseph, chef and director of Cafe Cardamom, to create Easy Tiger @ The Hampton. Chef Joseph has decades of experience in cooking authentic Indian cuisine, having worked at luxury hotels all over the world, so you can expect something pretty special here.

They offer a brilliant selection of craft beer and natural wines here, as well as a delicious Indian menu. We're talking tofu and okra curry, butter bean and sweet potato masala or deep-fried pepper squid.

Created by the same team behind The Coal Shed, The Salt Room is a stunning restaurant that looks out over the ocean from its covered terrace and floor-to-ceiling windows. Expect high ceilings and minimalistic decor, with plain white walls and wooden tables.

They serve up the best Sussex-sourced produce and British seafood, as well as their signature salt-aged steaks. Whether you're tucking into charcoal-grilled lobster in garlic butter, wood-flamed artichokes or a Sunday roast complete with 45-day dry-aged sirloin, you can do it in style here.

A must-visit destination for lovers of fire-cooked food, The Coal Shed can be found in the heart of town. The stylish, dark interiors come with comfy seating and even a standalone cocktail bar, and their menu is perfect for sharing with friends.

Tuck into a range of tasty dishes made with local, seasonal ingredients. Think flat iron steaks, buttermilk fried chicken with hot sauce and firecracker cauliflower. Plus, they offer multiple set menus from £20 per person.

If you're looking for a good pub for groups in Brighton, let the Grand Central open its doors and welcome you in. Humble, modest and classic, not only are the interiors charming, their menu of gastro favourites and pub bites will impress everyone at your dinner booking. 

This charming pub is the only Brighton venue listed in Liberty Games' top 30 places to eat and drink in the UK, thanks to its unique combination of British and international cuisine. From a classic Sunday roast to wild mushroom gnocchi or chickpea and sweet potato curry, there's something for everyone here.

The historic boozer can be found in The Lanes, featuring a rabbit warren-style maze of rooms and passages across two floors. There's a cosy snug with an open fire place downstairs, as well as a dancefloor, a grand restaurant and even a magical rooftop garden that's perfect for summertime dining.

Specialising in Japanese, Korean, Mexican and Southeast Asian street food, Anakuma is an Asian fusion restaurant on Preston Street. Their interiors are laid-back and full of colour, and the menu is just as bold.

There are all sorts of small plates top try here, from crispy karaage to stick wings and hoisin jackfruit bao. Plus, their cocktails are fantastic.

Heralded as one of the best restaurants in Brighton for vegetarians, and group bookings alike, Food For Friends not only invites chums as a standard, they'll go the extra mile when it comes to a special event thanks to their stunning interiors and even more stunning plates. 

A friendly, laid-back spot for a group meal, Wahaca's Brighton outpost can be found on North Street. The colourful, spacious venue has been designed by award-winning architects Softroom, featuring long sharing tables, low-hanging lights and lots of greenery across the vibrant space.

They serve a wide variety of authentic Mexican dishes, ranging from free-range pork pibil tacos to allioli mushroom quesadillas or slow-cooked beef burritos. Their dishes are designed to share, ideal for dining with friends.