The loud? The vibrant? The party starters? When it comes to entertaining eateries, this town has got the goods. Whether you're planning a special get-together with mates or just after something a little unorthodox, check out our guide to fun restaurants in Brighton.
Spilling over three floors, boasting unique light fixtures, tropical plants and even a mini indoor football pitch, there's no doubt that Pizza Pilgrim's is a fun place to eat. Pop along to this quirky joint to chomp on Neapolitan classics and signature slices, with the option to build your own.
Whether your idea of a good time at Patterns is a late night DJ sesh in the club room or a sun-soaked brunch on the seafront-facing terrace, it's safe to say that this Brighton restaurant brings the goods. Head here for events and exclusive offers all week long.
Looking for a dining experience that's full of personality? Giggling Squid Brighton delivers a feast for all the senses. Housed in a charming old fisherman's cottage, the three-floor space is perfect for nibbling Thai tapas, sipping exotic cocktails, and soaking up the lively Lanes atmosphere.
With lots of quirky nooks and a warm, social vibe, it's a spot that makes every meal fun - and for those near Hove, the sister location brings the same playful energy closer to home.
Sitting on Dukes Lane, Mowgli fits in perfectly with the bohemian, independent retailers and restaurants that surround it. The decor here is nothing short of dreamy.
We're talking sprawling trees, swings and hanging vines. The menu is just as eye-catching, packing in Indian street food faves likes treacle tamarind fries and gunpowder chicken to house specials like Goan fish curry and lamb bunny chow.
Half bar, half restaurant; No 32 is a multifaceted venue in the heart of Brighton. Alongside live music and dedicated DJs who get the dancefloor filled, you'll find brunch every day of the week, with burgers, fish and grilled specialities too.
Situated on the beachfront, Shelter Hall is a lively venue that's home to several different bars and kitchens. It's a great choice for groups, as they've got options to suit everyone, ranging from Neapolitan pizzas to fried chicken wings and tantalising Thai dishes.
The inside features lots of seating space, and there's a sunny outdoor terrace and balcony to boot. Plus, they host live music, supper clubs, pop-ups and more.
If vibrant interiors boasting neon sugar skulls, colourful benches and hanging bulbs don't shout party then we don't know what does. Head to La Choza for elevated Mexican street food and stay for the hibiscus-infused margaritas.
If you're hunting for a feel-good spot with serious main-character energy, Willie's Phillys is the ultimate Brighton hang. Leaning into a stripped-back, street-food-inspired aesthetic, this place is built for hearty eats and friendly, lively vibes.
Hit them up for a casual catch-up or to fuel up on loaded, stacked-high cheesesteaks before a massive night out in the city - just make sure you grab extra napkins, because it's the best kind of messy.
Tucked away on London Road, MOGUMOGU is a tiny restaurant with a whole lot of personality. The walls are covered with vibrant artwork, and there's always a welcoming feel to the venue.
Their freshly made dishes range from katsu curries to fried tofu and donburi bowls. The desserts are worth trying too, featuring unique cheesecakes and coffee jelly cats.
Serving up some of the best sushi in Brighton, Moshimo does Japanese dining properly. From sustainably sourced ingredients to vegan Wednesdays, this vibrant spot cares just as much about the environment as having a fun time.
Whether you're perched up on the stunning bar or unwinding in your own private plush booth, we challenge you not to marvel at the pretty interiors and mouthwatering menus. You'll even find one-off dishes, curious pop-ups and themed events.
