Eating out in Brighton

Eating Out in Brighton

Chinese, Thai, Indian, French, Italian, The Americas, Spanish, Lebanese and Japanese. Satisfy your taste buds with food from all over the world in Brighton and Hove’s 400 cafés and restaurants.

Whether it’s afternoon tea at the Grand Hotel, fish and chips on Brighton Pier or something altogether more exotic, there’s something for every gourmet (or gourmand!).

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Al Duomo

7 Pavilion Buildings Brighton East Sussex BN1 1EE Tel: 326741, Email

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Dynamic, vibrant and modern Italian. pizzas and pasta with al la carte options and daily specials. Approx �25 per person for a three course meal with wine.

Full access to ground floors for disabled visitors - limited access to other floors. Disabled toilet.

Coriander

5 Hove Manor Parade Hove Street, Hove East Susssex bn3 2df Tel: 730850, Email

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The coriander Restaurant at Hove has a warm and welcoming Mediterranean feel with, excellent food, good wine and relaxed company.

Food For Friends

17-18 Prince Albert Street Brighton East Susssex BN1 1HE Tel: 202310, Email

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Most well known vegetarian restaurant in Brighton serving dishes from a global menu.

Harcourts Restaurant

Deans Place Hotel Seaford Road, Alfriston East Sussex BN26 5TW Tel: - No - 01323 870248, Email

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Harcourts Restaurant at Deans Place Hotel.
A sophisticated and stylish venue, perfect for a business lunch, an elegant evening meal or a Sunday in the country. The kitchen is under the expert guidance of Chris Lamper formerly of the Grand Hotel, Brighton. Open 7 days a week for lunch and dinner.

Lum-Thai

196 Church Road Hove East Sussex Tel: 772072, Email Friendly restaurant with five set menus including vegan.

New Steine Bistro

12a New Steine Brighton East Sussex BN2 1PB Tel: 681546, Email

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Chef Stephane is from Montmartre, Paris, Herv� the restauranteur is French, his partner Georg�s is French and the Bistro food and drink is, well, as French as you'll get in Brighton! The menu includes plenty of variety in tastes and flavours, with offerings for hardy meat and game eaters including pheasant, duck and beef, and dishes for fish and seafood lovers too; mussels, shark, and tuna steaks. Vegetarians may sulk with their single option but that shouldn't be much of a surprise for anyone who's ever visited France.

One Paston Place

1 Paston Place Brighton East Sussex BN2 1HA Tel: 606933, Email

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"Brighton has long been a bit of desert when it comes to good food? Could salvation finally be at hand? Francesco Furriello, has taken up tongs at One Paston Place and is turning out clever, precision dishes?"
Tatler 2006 Restaurant Guide

Critics Choice
Time Out Eating & Drinking Guide 2006

?Imaginative cooking in plush surroundings?a delight to find? dining here is a sensory experience?
AA Restaurant Guide 2006, 2 rosettes, notable wine list award

?? a real delight?
Egon Ronay Guide 2006 (1 star)

??[Paston Place] has emerged a gem under it?s new owners?
Harden?s Guide 2006

River Spice

17 Preston Street Brighton East Sussex BN1 2HP Tel: 326003, Email

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Seven Dials Restaurant

1-3 Buckingham Place, Seven Dials Brighton East Sussex BN1 3TD Tel: 885555, Email

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Fresh ingredients, using organic & GM free where possible. Regularly changing menu offering the best in modern British food, personally created by Head Chef, Sam Metcalfe.
Outside terrace bar for 50 in the summer.
Open for lunch: Thurs-Sat: 12noon - 2.30pm, Sunday: 12noon - 3.00pm and dinner: Tues-Sat: 6.00pm - 10.30pm, Sunday: 6.00pm - 10.00pm
Private dining room for special occasions.

2 AA Rosettes, Good Food Guide 2002/3, Best Food in Brighton Juicy Awards 2002.
Nominated Best New Restaurant - Theme Bar & Restaurant Awards South - 2002-2003

The Castle Inn

London Road Hickstead West Sussex RH17 5LZ Tel: - No - 01444 881 223, Email

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The Castle Inn, Hickstead, is one of those places you could easily miss or not know of its existence. A twenty minute drive up the A23 is too much to ask of many Brightonians who have an abundance of good restaurants within walking distance. However, if you did venture past Preston Park you?re in for a surprise.

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