Guidebook for The City of Brighton and Hove
Food Scene
Creative fish/seafood dining in an unpretentious setting, with regional produce and local artworks.
119 habitants recommandent
The Little Fish Market
10 Upper Market StreetCreative fish/seafood dining in an unpretentious setting, with regional produce and local artworks.
Intimate Modern European restaurant with fixed-price 2 or 3-course seasonal menus.
28 habitants recommandent
The Gingerman Restaurant
21A Norfolk SquareIntimate Modern European restaurant with fixed-price 2 or 3-course seasonal menus.
All-you-can-eat dishes from an open kitchen, served in a simple dining room or to take away.
19 habitants recommandent
Danny's Restaurant
179 Portland RdAll-you-can-eat dishes from an open kitchen, served in a simple dining room or to take away.
There’s a real buzz in the air as Brighton and Hove celebrate Steven Edward‘s first restaurant, best know for winning the 6th series of ‘Masterchef : The Professionals’.
70 habitants recommandent
etch. by Steven Edwards
216 Church RdThere’s a real buzz in the air as Brighton and Hove celebrate Steven Edward‘s first restaurant, best know for winning the 6th series of ‘Masterchef : The Professionals’.
Drinks & Nightlife
Quirky ground-floor theatre bar upholstered with red velvet and full of framed photos of thespians.
12 habitants recommandent
The Aquarium Theatre Bar
Quirky ground-floor theatre bar upholstered with red velvet and full of framed photos of thespians.
Victorian high-street boozer with an island bar and buzzy vibe serving local beers and unfussy food.
21 habitants recommandent
The Temple Bar
121 Western RdVictorian high-street boozer with an island bar and buzzy vibe serving local beers and unfussy food.
Smart, yet cosy, mock Tudor pub with a garden, chaises longues, leather sofas and seasonal food.
The Garden Bar Hove
324 Portland RoadSmart, yet cosy, mock Tudor pub with a garden, chaises longues, leather sofas and seasonal food.