The Chilli Pickle - Brighton Restaurant Review
From the humble origins of a 50-cover bistro on Meeting House Lane to a multiple award-winning restaurant which draws a loyal following from near and far…
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Grand Central - Brighton Pub Review
Fresh under the wing of Great Escape, and nursing a half-hangover courtesy of Horatio's half-price pier drinks come sundown, nothing could have been more…
Tempest Inn - Brighton Bar Review
Cave themed capers? The Tempest Inn is a seafront bar and restaurant aimed at locals and those wanting to avoid the tourist hotspots; I couldn't wait to…
Skyfall Hove - Brighton Restaurant Review
Skyfall prides itself on serving up seasonal dishes with top notch ingredients and I couldn't wait to see what the fuss was about.
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Kooks - Brighton Restaurant Review
A home-from-home for anyone looking for a bistro experience with a boho twist, Kooks has recently opened its doors to Brighton’s finest and I couldn…
No 32 The Lanes - Brighton Restaurant Bar Review
No 32 is a unique, all-in-one venue with a menu offering modern dishes with top quality ingredients and a drinks menu with over 40 cocktails. Soundingexactly…
The Nightingale Room - Brighton Bar Review
Above the hustle and bustle of the Grand Central pub, the clandestine Nightingale Room boasts a 1920's pizzazz and I was treated to a magical evening that…
The Salt Room - Restaurant Review
A swish new nugget from the team that brought you the award winning Coal Shed restaurant, The Salt Room is the sea food inspired sister, providing a fancy…
Senor Buddha - Restaurant Review
Tapas with an experimental twist? Senor Buddha was an “experiment in taste”, and has just opened its first tapas restaurant amid Brighton&rsquo…
The Breakfast Club - Restaurant Bar Review
An art deco American diner meets Club Tropicana with mouth watering food at any time of the day - opening its doors for the first time outside of London…
Dead Wax Social - Restaurant Bar Review
Fed up with the digital age, and its techno new best friend? Like to enjoy good music with a slice of pizza and a swig (or two, or three) of high quality…
The Cyclist - Restaurant Bar Review
Situated in Brighton central train station, is a hidden treasure everyone should know about. Behind the ticket machines on the left hand side of the station…
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