Brighton has no shortage of impressive places to eat. Whether you fancy breakfast on the beach, sky-high dinners as the sun goes down or light lunch bites on the pier, there are a whole load of places that'll take your breath away. Sweep a date of their feet, celebrate a special occasion or treat yourself to a lovely meal with or guide to Brighton's restaurants with a view and prepare to fill your social media with some pretty sights.
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Last updated on 30th January 2026
A party palace in an idyllic location, Patterns is a restaurant bar where you can gaze across Brighton's impressive shoreline. Swing by for one of their legendary boozy brunch events and you can drink, dine and party on their pretty terrace area that promises plenty of photo ops.
While it's not technically a restaurant, this Brighton haunt has some incredible views from its rooftop. Stop by on a sunny day to top up your tan, sip some of their signature tipples and make your way through their menu of classic pub grub while overlooking the town below.
A beauty on the beachfront, The Salt Room is so much more than a restaurant with impeccable views. Hunker down here and enjoy some seriously mouthwatering Sussex produce, British seafood and juicy steaks while soaking up the impressive scenery that surrounds you.
The Seahorse is a hub for modern, British cuisine with vegan and vegetarian dishes at the forefront of its seasonal menu. What makes this restaurant even better? The gorgeous views over the sea, with the old pier located right in front of you as you dine.
If you're looking for a stunning view in Brighton along with delicious eats and drinks, then look no further than Shelter Hall. The buzzing market and bar is split between two floors (with an outdoor terrace to boot) and offers amazing views of the Sussex Coastline.
They've got seven different street food vendors to choose from, including sushi restaurant Temaki Bros, VIP Pizza and Lost Boys Chicken. Plus, there are two bars onsite as well.
Located right on Brighton's beachfront, Tempest is a pub with some seriously stunning views. Whether you're topping up your tan with a hearty plate of seafood or stopping by for a few pints as the sun goes down, it's one of the town's top spots.
How's this for a restaurant with a view? The drop-dead gorgeous Palm Court only happens to be located right on the pier, giving its guests a unique dining experience while tucking into European dishes and classic cocktails, making it an unforgettable dinnertime destination.
Named after the murmurations of starlings that fly by West Pier, Murmur is one of Brighton's best restaurants with a view. Head on over to the arches and you'll find them tucked away with a prime position for alfresco eating and drinking with views of the seaside.
Flint House is a cool restaurant bar specialising in small plates, quality wine and rooftop lounging in Brighton's town centre. Fancy an impressive view with your dinner? This place boasts its very own terrace overlooking the bustling streets below, ideal for those who love to people watch.
Tucked away in the arches of Brighton's bustling seafront, Lucky Beach is one of the prettiest places to eat in town, especially when the sun's out. Pull up a chair, dive into their menu of seasonal eats and wash everything down with a drink as you watch the waves lap onto the shore.
Located within the boutique Selina hotel, The Old Pier is an all-new restaurant on the beachfront. Not only can you enjoy hot slices of sourdough in cool surroundings, but there's panoramic views of Brighton's iconic sights from the dining room, including the i360 and West Pier.
Perched along the beachfront in the historic Kings Road Arches, The Copper Clam is a family-run seafood and steak restaurant. It offers amazing views of the sea and the West Pier, as well as a stylish interior full of rustic wooden decor and exposed brickwork.
On the menu? Everything from native lobster to locally sourced steaks and seafood platters from the Sussex coastline. Plus, there are all sorts of delicious drinks available too.
