If you're looking for a restaurant in Brighton's The Lanes, then be sure to visit The Mesmerist. Not only do they have a crackin' range of entertainment but also some impressive plates throughout the week, alongside one hell of a Sunday spread.

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Ever had dinner in a cave? So why not visit one of Brighton's seafront restaurants, The Tempest Inn. This watering hole and foodie favourite are serving lush plates of seafood, some killer burgers to boot and a crackin' range of craft beers. 

Brighton's menagerie of burlesque, cabaret and comedy nights is seemingly unparalleled in the UK, but where to get a dose of dinner on all that? Brimming with grandeur and vintage charm, head on down for a unique night out in Brighton thanks to Proud Cabaret.

Located on the Palace Pier, Palm Court is definitely of the best restaurants in Brighton with a view. Don't be fooled by its gorgeous scenery and glass-fronted interiors, as this spot is home to some of the quirkiest vegan eats. From fishless and chips to a vacon burger.

The Lion and Lobster just so happens to be one of Brighton's oldest pubs and with that accolade comes a whole lot of charm and quirks. Filled to the brim with unusual interiors, from vintage photos to cosy corners. On top of all that, it serves up a delicious menu of hearty British fare.

A pretty spot down on New Road, Mrs Fitzherberts brings together quirky, quasi-religious decor with delicious eats. Catering to vegans, gluten-free diets and omnivores alike, you'll find a delicious selection of flatbread pizzas, moreish hot dogs and tasty pub grub.

With retro arcade games, escape rooms and a Scalextric track, this is definitely one of the Instagram-worthy restaurants in Brighton. If you're not taking a picture of the cool interior, then be sure to snap their epic range of burgers, milkshakes and fries.

Feeling quirky and want a restaurant to match? Pizza Pilgrims is coming out on top. Found in the city centre, this joint is as unique as they come, even featuring its very own indoor football pitch in the basement. As for the food, think Neapolitan pizzas cooked to perfection, as well as starters and desserts.

Set in a lovingly restored postmaster's cottage in The Lanes, Post House is definitely one of the best restaurants in Brighton. Spread across two floors, there is plenty of room to enjoy mouthwatering food while admiring the vibrant atmosphere, original features and chic decor.

Primed with a lush vinyl-only playlist and walls doused in quirky trinkets, Dead Wax Social is a haven for those looking for somewhere different to have dinner in Brighton. Boasting a delicious menu with fresh pizza galore and plenty of craft beer, this is a spot you won't want to miss.

One of the prettiest restaurants in town, this gorgeous brasserie and restaurant from the iconic Ivy restaurant group offers stunning brunches, cool cocktails and delicious dishes from breakfast through dinner. Head in for a bite and to get a glimpse at some of their lush interiors.

Boasting more colours than the rainbow itself, or at least we'd say so, La Choza is definitely a go-to spot. This intimate Mexican restaurant is home to a vibrant blast of Day of the Dead wares and Lady Guadalupe attitude; all with the delicious home-spun bites to eat.

Bringing you some of the best American food in Brighton, Harby's Bar & Diner fronts a menu of burgers, dogs and smokey grilled meats. But remember, we are by the seaside, and their fancy fish and chips are also primed to hit the spot.

Hauled up in one of Brighton's unique beachfront archways, Lucky Beach is a premium spot for American style fare. Brooklyn in its interiors and New York in its taste, this intimate little restaurant can't fit a whole lot of people, but it can fit a whole lot of flavour. 

A renowned Japanese restaurant in the heart of the town, Moshimo are serving up sushi in its finest form, from vegan and veggie options to a whole actual boatload of the stuff. If you want to learn how to make the best maki rolls, be sure to check out their masterclasses.

You might not consider burgers a wholly unique dish, but you'll never look at them in the same way again once you've visited this eccentric little plot. MEATliquor is not only laced in American flavours and cracking cocktails, it's doused in neons and boasts its own DJ booth. 

One of the most romantic restaurants in Brighton, The Set is not only part of the Artist Residence, but they also offer tasty seasonal plates. Designed to appeal to every sense, they are serving up bites from posh crumpets and pickled herring to whole lobster and bone marrow hash browns.