Fronting low-cost eats and a pretty epic happy hour, Rendezvous Casino Brighton is up on our list of affordable restaurants. Head inside for 2 for 1 on house drinks from Monday to Sunday between 12pm and 10pm, all while digging into internationally-inspired grub.

Situated on Brighton Marina Yacht Club, The Watershed has a great offer for foodies. So, what's up for grabs? Venture inside on a Wednesday for the curry deal, which includes a tasty Indian plate, accompanied by lager or a glass of small house wine for £18.

Tucked away in The Lanes, The Post House are churning out delicious (and affordable) plates from breakfast through to dinner. Try everything from brunch for as little as £9 to mushroom arancini, whole lamb rump and miso aubergine on the dinner menu.

When it comes down to affordable seafront eateries, Lazy Fin is a great choice. Step inside this gorgeous restaurant, where you'll be able to take advantage of the mid-week offers, which include mini mussels and a glass of wine or tacos for a wallet-friendly £10.

Popular for its sports screens and beer offering, The Black Lion also knows a thing or two about hearty pub grub. Start off your evening with a fresh pint of lager, all before digging into glazed pork belly, spicy chicken tacos and homemade sausage rolls. 

Located slap bang in the middle of The Lanes, Med is a great spot for cheap seafood in Brighton. Delve into mouthwatering European-style plates, including taramasalata, clams smothered in vino and marked fish grilled over coal, before exploring the cocktail menu.

In need of Brighton restaurants on a budget? Not only do Patterns serve up a tasty array of affordable grub, but there are also stunning views of the beachfront, as well as low-cost cocktails and a bottomless disco brunch on Saturdays. Oosh.

The Downs Hotel is whipping up a low-cost lunch from £8.50 at its popular location. So, what's on the menu? Choose between vegetable gyozas glazed with a sticky Korean BBQ sauce, Whitby scampi or almond pesto linguine, accompanied by a pint of the good stuff.

Dig into European-style plates with a stunning view to match at The Seahorse. This stunning two-storey venue has beachfront scenes, alongside a fabulous variety of food, like stacked cheeseburgers, ham hock terrine and roasted squash soup.

Catering to vegans, carnivores and veggies alike, YO! Brighton is a great choice for low-cost Japanese plates. Just a stone's throw from Victoria Gardens and the Royal Pavillion, this eatery whips up crunchy California rolls and salmon maki, alongside a selection of sake.

Known for its wacky interiors, with everything from lifesized statues to vibrant walls, Mrs Fitzherberts is a real Brighton gem. Hungry? You'll be able to try out a fabulous selection of slow-roasted jerk chicken for £13.50.

Serving up cinnamon French toast for a budget-friendly £7 in the morning, alongside quality steaks come evening time, No 32 is a strong contender on the food front. And when you're done eating? There are also live DJ sets and entertainment 'til the early hours.

It's all about stone-baked pizzas prepared from scratch each and every day at this North Lanes spot. Head to Dead Wax Social for meaty, vegan or veggie options, as reasonably priced slices are served up by Wolfsmouth and accompanied by the sweet sound of vinyl tunes.

Boasting stunning views of the ocean, Palm Court Restaurant at Brighton Palace Pier is a great spot for a wallet-friendly dinner. Choose from a delicious range of drool-worthy starters, such as calamari, chicken goujons and whitebait for under £7 a pop.

The Mesmerist is a Brighton boozer that's really got it all. With a restaurant, rooftop terrace, swanky bar and lineup of entertainment, punters certainly won't get bored here. As for the menu, enjoy Caribbean wallet-friendly finds, such as saltfish or curry mutton wraps.

Dreaming of Mexican food at a low cost? Wahaca is a great choice when it comes to the best cheap places to eat in Brighton. From rainbow bowls to quesadillas, this joint is great for hungry folk who are on a budget. As for drinks? Expect £3.95 mocktails and tequila galore.

Born in Brighton, Honest Burgers is an affordable burger joint serving up mouthwatering munch with a classic menu. Choose from beef or veggie and vegan options, plus a crackin' selection of craft beers or cocktails to boot.

Whether you came for the jazzy interiors or the all-day brunch dishes, The Breakfast Club won't disappoint. Your budget-friendly meal could include coffee-rubbed steak, pancakes topped with bacon and maple syrup, or butties stuffed with sausage, chorizo and more.

On the hunt for cheap eats in Hove? The Gather Inn has got you sorted. Nestled on the scenic edge of the lagoon and seafront, this top-notch eatery has a range of hearty dishes up for grabs, which can all be enjoyed with a stunning view of the water.

Searching for the best lunch deals in Brighton? Although Browns Brasserie & Bar fronts gorgeous interiors, it doesn't come with a hefty price tag. Whether you're popping inside in the afternoon to enjoy two courses for £11.95 or a low-cost dinner of British plates, this venue is sure to impress.

If you're on the hunt for the best cheap eats in Brighton, Pizza Pilgrims serves up banging food without compromising on flavour or quality. The best bit? You can totally personalise your slice, including cheese, meat and crust-dipping sauce. Plus, it has cocktails, beers or wines.

A coveted spot right on the seafront and quirky cavernous booths aren't the only things that The Tempest Inn has going for them. Expect pulled chicken burgers, cauliflower wings and chicken strips; all coming in at less than a tenner.

Searching for cheap pub food in Brighton? Oculist is the ideal watering hole. Step inside this popular boozer, where you'll be able to dig into wild mushroom tacos and chilli cheese quesadillas, all before quaffing an ice-cold pint at the bar. 

Nostos is an award-winning restaurant for a reason, and that's because of its flavour-packed Greek plates. Grab some prasotiropita, a traditional handmade filo pastry filled with leeks and cheese, or vegan baklava, all without breaking the bank.

From vegan sushi to fully-fledged fish dishes, Moshimo is Japanese food at its finest. There's a wide range available, with sake and whisky, as well as maki, handrolls and sushi platters. Our tip? Visit on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays, when members score 50% off.

Famed for its vodka shot sticks and quirky cocktails, Revolution is the go-to for great drinks. But that's not all. Touting everything from mezze boards to mac 'n' cheese paired with sticky Asian duck, foodies are guaranteed great dining on a budget.

Head to Preston Street for a taste of Mexico as Halisco promises cheap eats, like chipotle pulled chicken tacos, refried beans and fire-roasted corn on the cob. And if you're thirsty? There's also boozy bottomless brunching come the weekend. 

Think you know your kebabs? Think again, because What The Pitta is serving up a vegan take on best-loved Middle Eastern classics. Get ready for an epic range of mezze boxes, falafel wraps and snack selections.

Fried chicken is the name of the game at The Bok Shop and that means free-range birds in all their glory. Make your way through loaded burgers from just £8, or opt for matcha wings, vegan nuggets and plenty more.

With pizzas starting from only £6.45, Franco Manca is a top choice when it comes to Brighton's cheap restaurants. Keep it classic or choose a butternut squash base, with toppings from Yorkshire fennel sausage to roasted aubergine. We didn't choose the pizza life... 

If you're after affordable yet cool places to eat in Brighton that won't skimp on quality or character, then La Choza is right up your street. Soak up South American vibes, including punchy and vibrant interiors, alongside a mouthwatering menu.