Top Places to Have Dinner in Brighton

Head to Kings Road Arches to discover Burnt Orange, a relaxed bar and restaurant that's open from afternoon to evening. This welcoming space is decked out in gorgeous greenery and minimalist decor, while the outdoor terrace is both sunny and well-stocked with blankets for when it gets colder.

There's plenty to get stuck into on their extensive menu, which features lots of small plates and wood-fired dishes. Think skillet-baked potatoes, barbecue skirt steak, roasted crayfish kofta and much more.

It's no secret that romance and rooftops go hand-in-hand, and in terms of Brighton, there's no better place to woo your honey with unparalleled views than Grand Central. Turn your supper into a seaside rendezvous on the famed restaurant and bar's secret terrace, as you lavish in top-of-the-line pub-inspired libations and the lyrical genius of Motown's smoothest crooners.

There is truly no better combination than quality booze and a beautiful beachfront. However, Tempest's slew of special events, live music, and supper clubs make it one of the best places to dine in Brighton. Abundant with lanterns, tasty, signature tipples, and seafood, any night would be made at this true standout venue.

Carnivores shall unite at one of the best restaurants in Brighton, The Salt Room. With a location as prime as its meats, The Salt Room's particularly sophisticated style of serving succulent steaks and British seafood will tempt even the most diehard of veggie lovers.

After a casual dinner in Brighton? Check out Honest Burgers in The Lanes and enjoy alfresco dining or head inside where a chilled out interior is matched with mouthwatering burgers, sides and drinks.

If you're looking for a great Brighton dining experience, then consider giving No. 32 a go. The all-in-one bar, restaurant and event space boasts a full menu of sink-your-teeth-in burgers and snacking plates to be enjoyed along with plentiful amounts of handcrafted cocktails and DJ-spun tunes.

Between its hanging vines and warm, glowing lights, Mowgli transports you to the street markets of India. On Brighton's Dukes Lane, it serves up small plates, sharers and spicy house specials. 

Expect to tuck into the likes of fiery gunpowder chicken, treacle tamarind fries, lamb bunny chow, temple dahl and Goan fish curry. The cocktails are just as eye-catching, from the chilli mango marg to the masala espresso martini.

As its name suggests, Food for Friends' level of cosy, comfortable warmth creates a truly unique and delicious Brighton dining experience. Featuring a full menu of vegetarian digs such as potato gnocchi and smoked ricotta salad, along with divinely fresh drink choices, this is that seaside eatery you'll surely never want to leave.