Guidebook for Hove
Food Scene
Great coffee, friendly staff. Good cakes and croissants too, with vegan options.
155 habitants recommandent
Small Batch Coffee
111 Western RdGreat coffee, friendly staff. Good cakes and croissants too, with vegan options.
A locals' secret - just a few tables in the back of the shop. Great Thai home cooking. No frills - they only do main courses - and are only open for lunches 12-3 and evenings till 8.30 on Thurs Fri Sat only.
44 habitants recommandent
Unithai Oriental Market Ltd
10 Church RdA locals' secret - just a few tables in the back of the shop. Great Thai home cooking. No frills - they only do main courses - and are only open for lunches 12-3 and evenings till 8.30 on Thurs Fri Sat only.
Fish and chips are a must on any seaside visit.
Bankers are well-established and well-loved, and only a few minutes' away.
A few tables but better for take away.
50 habitants recommandent
Bankers Restaurant
116A Western RdFish and chips are a must on any seaside visit.
Bankers are well-established and well-loved, and only a few minutes' away.
A few tables but better for take away.
Good coffee, in a lovely sunny spot with outdoor seating and close to the beach.
158 habitants recommandent
The Flour Pot Bakery
40 Sydney StGood coffee, in a lovely sunny spot with outdoor seating and close to the beach.
Best bread in Brighton, with a delicious selection of very naughty bakery delights.
52 habitants recommandent
Real Patisserie Western Road
25 Western RdBest bread in Brighton, with a delicious selection of very naughty bakery delights.
Los Amigos
60 Church RdMexican food in a bright and friendly place. We love it here.
Essentials
Friendly bunch on hand to serve you for any daily needs/ things you may have forgotten.
Organic selection, fruit and veg, household etc.
A little expensive, but useful as it's just at bottom of the road.
18 habitants recommandent
Mulberrys
18 Church RdFriendly bunch on hand to serve you for any daily needs/ things you may have forgotten.
Organic selection, fruit and veg, household etc.
A little expensive, but useful as it's just at bottom of the road.
Local butchers and bakers.
Go in for their homemade sausages, and just try not to come out with their ridiculously good walnut brownies!
13 habitants recommandent
Canham & Sons Butchers
48 Church RdLocal butchers and bakers.
Go in for their homemade sausages, and just try not to come out with their ridiculously good walnut brownies!
Tesco Superstore
Church RoadLarge supermarket only ten minutes' walk away.
Parks & Nature
Within ten minutes you can be by the sea, strolling along by the Lawns with its colourful beach huts.
74 habitants recommandent
Hove Lawns
KingswayWithin ten minutes you can be by the sea, strolling along by the Lawns with its colourful beach huts.
A 10-15 minute walk away is a lovely tree-filled park with something for all ages. Tennis & basketball courts, fantastic kids' play area, outdoor gym equipment, a cafe and a miniature railway on select dates during the warmer season.
73 habitants recommandent
Hove Park
Goldstone CrescentA 10-15 minute walk away is a lovely tree-filled park with something for all ages. Tennis & basketball courts, fantastic kids' play area, outdoor gym equipment, a cafe and a miniature railway on select dates during the warmer season.
Another lovely park nearby with great kids' area, scented gardens, a fish pond, great cafe, tennis courts and many many trees.
135 habitants recommandent
Saint Ann's Well Gardens
Somerhill RoadAnother lovely park nearby with great kids' area, scented gardens, a fish pond, great cafe, tennis courts and many many trees.
The nearest access point to the South Downs National Park. You can get a bus up here during the summer season.
Great viewpoint, walks along the ridge and down into the Dyke. There is a pub/ restaurant and facilities here, although I would recommend the Shepherd and Dog pub or the Royal Oak, both are a short walk along the ridge and down into Poynings village.
267 habitants recommandent
Gare de Devils Dyke
Devil's Dyke RoadThe nearest access point to the South Downs National Park. You can get a bus up here during the summer season.
Great viewpoint, walks along the ridge and down into the Dyke. There is a pub/ restaurant and facilities here, although I would recommend the Shepherd and Dog pub or the Royal Oak, both are a short walk along the ridge and down into Poynings village.
A beautiful park a short drive away, with fantastic walks through the woods and the iconic Stanmer House for a cup of tea afterwards. You can also get a bus/ train here.
71 habitants recommandent
Stanmer Park station
A beautiful park a short drive away, with fantastic walks through the woods and the iconic Stanmer House for a cup of tea afterwards. You can also get a bus/ train here.
A wonderful walk from the Marina along the seafront to Ovingdean, with the path running directly next to the sea. Great for a sunny day. You walk next to white cliffs beside the sea. There is a little cafe half way along.
82 habitants recommandent
Undercliff Walk
Undercliff WalkA wonderful walk from the Marina along the seafront to Ovingdean, with the path running directly next to the sea. Great for a sunny day. You walk next to white cliffs beside the sea. There is a little cafe half way along.
Sightseeing
On a bright day, this is a great way to get fantastic views of the whole city and the countryside beyond.
565 habitants recommandent
British Airways i360
On a bright day, this is a great way to get fantastic views of the whole city and the countryside beyond.
King George IV's seaside pleasure palace. An iconic and beautiful building, stunning from the outside and set in delightful gardens that are usually thronging with visitors. Well worth going in, the decor is outlandish, opulent and downright extraordinary.
494 habitants recommandent
Pavillon Royal
King George IV's seaside pleasure palace. An iconic and beautiful building, stunning from the outside and set in delightful gardens that are usually thronging with visitors. Well worth going in, the decor is outlandish, opulent and downright extraordinary.
Shopping
Brighton's quirky North Laines are bustling with independent shops, fantastic cafes and creative endeavours. On any given day there will be street musicians and interesting people watching.
214 habitants recommandent
North Laine Bazaar
5A Upper Gardner StBrighton's quirky North Laines are bustling with independent shops, fantastic cafes and creative endeavours. On any given day there will be street musicians and interesting people watching.
Arts & Culture
Set in a the Pavilion Gardens, a good way to spend a hour or so on a rainy day.
224 habitants recommandent
Brighton Museum and Art Gallery
Set in a the Pavilion Gardens, a good way to spend a hour or so on a rainy day.
Entertainment & Activities
The world's oldest operating aquarium, on the seafront by the Palace pier. In a special setting under the arches. A great family/ couples/ friends experience. There are usually offers available online for cheaper admission.
161 habitants recommandent
SEA LIFE Brighton
Marine ParadeThe world's oldest operating aquarium, on the seafront by the Palace pier. In a special setting under the arches. A great family/ couples/ friends experience. There are usually offers available online for cheaper admission.
The Marina is a great place for restaurants, cinema and bowling. Interesting to check out the boats. You can go on boat tours to the windfarm, and day fishing trips.
240 habitants recommandent
Brighton Marina
The Marina is a great place for restaurants, cinema and bowling. Interesting to check out the boats. You can go on boat tours to the windfarm, and day fishing trips.
A short walk along the seafront/ a quick taxi or bus into town. The Odeon is located directly on the seafront.
50 habitants recommandent
ODEON Brighton
West StreetA short walk along the seafront/ a quick taxi or bus into town. The Odeon is located directly on the seafront.