Whether you're off for a pre-hen night snack or looking to wine and dine a loved one, it can often be hard to decide where to go. But lookie here, we've compiled a list of great restaurants in Brighton so you don't have to sob over your keyboard at the wide mean web! From French inspired eateries and bashful burger joints to steak to die for, there's plenty to choose from. Check out our recommendations for some great restaurants in Brighton and discover some of the delicious grub that our seaside resort has in store.
Looking for romantic restaurants in Brighton that double as a bar? Make your way over to The Grand. Nestled on Kings Road, this absolute beaut features two eateries, Cyan Brighton and The Grill, as well as a stunning drinking spot that boasts cocktails, Champagne and wine.
Found in the heart of The Lanes, Bohemia is just the destination for cocktails and dinner. Known for their inventive style of mixology, spectacular cocktail showdowns and fanciful flavours, this funky spot promises delicious fare in cool, quirky surrounds.
Some of our favourite dishes include buttermilk harissa chicken, baked camembert with caramelised onion chutney or grilled sea bass. Plus, they host cocktail masterclasses, live music and DJ sets on a regular basis.
Striking the perfect balance between a lively watering hole and a serious kitchen, Coppa Club is one of the Lanes' best dual-threat venues.
You can pop in strictly for drinks - the bar crafts top-tier signature sips like peach and elderflower Mai Tais alongside a heavy-hitting wine list - or settle in for a full meal of grilled chicken, prime steaks, and fresh pasta.
Situated in between the Lanes and the beachfront, Burnt Orange is a welcoming restaurant bar that's open all afternoon and evening. The relaxed space is filled with pretty plants and natural light, and there's a gorgeous outdoor terrace that's ideal for summer sips.
Expect great music, plenty of cocktails and fine wines. As for the food, expect sharing dishes like barbecue skirt steak, charred hispi cabbage and skillet-baked potatoes.
Welcome to Apiary, Brighton's sweetest spot, where the art of apiculture meets expertly crafted cocktails and delicious small plates. Here, they strive to create a culinary experience that celebrates the natural and unique flavours of honey, while also showcasing the best locally sourced ingredients. Come down to savour an array of small plates like cured meats with black olive tapenade and grilled tiger prawns with guajillo chilli, all lovingly paired with expertly crafted cocktails.
Perfectly capturing Brighton's easy-going, coastal energy, Patio offers a seamless transition from day to night in the heart of the Lanes. This chic, all-day restaurant bar pairs cosy design touches with an envious alfresco terrace, letting you jump from morning speciality coffees and perfectly poached eggs straight into sunset cocktails and premium wines.
Because their talented kitchen team rotates regularly, there is always a fresh selection of globally inspired mains and small plates to discover, making it just as easy to settle in for a quick bite as it is for an evening feast.
You've no longer reason to be shy about venturing to Seven Dials when there's so sweet a treat waiting to be discovered. If you're not hooked in by The Cow's vintage interiors, junkyard collectibles and Brooklyn style, you'll be more than chuffed with the hearty British chow. Boasting an impressive selection of craft beers and regularly rotated locally brewed ales, The Cow makes for the perfect liquid lunch.
Classic, French and boasting more wine than a fully fledged vineyard, Plateau is just the restaurant in Brighton for those to indulge in a romantic meal for two or a special occasion. With their cumbersome knowledge of the wine to dine with to their French inspired sharing dishes, Plateau is simple in style yet abundant in flavour. Divulge in their relaxed dining room and get a taste of Europe without ever having to leave your table.
