Guidebook for Brighton
Food Scene
VIP Pizza Brighton
19 Old SteineJust the best Italian in town.
The Chilli Pickle
17 Jubilee StA bit pricey but elegant Indian food.
Great for breakfast. The menu has an interesting South African twist.
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LangeLee's Catering
Great for breakfast. The menu has an interesting South African twist.
The Sussex Yeoman Brighton
7 Guildford RdMuch recommended pub food.
Don’t be put off by the name, this is a gem of well thought out menus and only five minutes from the house.
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Semolina
15 Baker StDon’t be put off by the name, this is a gem of well thought out menus and only five minutes from the house.
A restaurant and pub with a warren of rooms and varied menus to suit all tastes and great atmosphere.
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The Lion & Lobster
24 Sillwood StA restaurant and pub with a warren of rooms and varied menus to suit all tastes and great atmosphere.
Indian Summer
70 East StProbably the best Indian restaurant in Brighton.
Deservedly popular pub serving very large portions of good vegetarian food.
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The Prince George
5 Trafalgar StDeservedly popular pub serving very large portions of good vegetarian food.
Terre A Terre
71 East StUpmarket and renowned vegetarian restaurant.
A pup/restaurant in the North Laines with very good and seasonal food.
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The Dorset Bar & Kitchen
28 North RdA pup/restaurant in the North Laines with very good and seasonal food.
Iydea
17 Kensington GardensDelicious vegetarian food served in a canteen manner.
Old fashioned fish & chip restaurant with theatrical connections (5 min walk from the house).
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Bardsley's Fish & Chips
23A Baker StOld fashioned fish & chip restaurant with theatrical connections (5 min walk from the house).
Friendly, relaxed pub/restaurant near London Rd railway station. Always popular.
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The Open House
146 Springfield RdFriendly, relaxed pub/restaurant near London Rd railway station. Always popular.
Hotel du Vin Brighton
2 Ship StGood food in an interesting building just off the seafront.
The Grand Brighton
97-99 Kings RdTry Sunday lunch and enjoy the view, but book in advance.
Welcome food and refreshment after a good long walk along the downs. Usually serving smoked salmon from Springs.
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The Shepherd & Dog
The StreetWelcome food and refreshment after a good long walk along the downs. Usually serving smoked salmon from Springs.
Silo Brighton
39 Upper Gardner StQuirky, eco-friendly, zero-waste eatery.
Sightseeing
The Royal Pavilion has a colourful history stretching back over 200 years and was built as the seaside pleasure palace for King George IV.
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Konunglegur Paviljongur
The Royal Pavilion has a colourful history stretching back over 200 years and was built as the seaside pleasure palace for King George IV.
Glorious, tacky, unmissable. Make sure you find time to have fish & chips and eat it on the beach.
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Brighton Palace Pier
Madeira DriveGlorious, tacky, unmissable. Make sure you find time to have fish & chips and eat it on the beach.
Originally little streets of fishermen’s cottages, it is now predominantly a trendy shopping area, but still very pretty.
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The Lanes
Originally little streets of fishermen’s cottages, it is now predominantly a trendy shopping area, but still very pretty.
Always a hive of activity with many shops, galleries, restaurants, bars and outdoor music. If you don't want to get caught up in the hustle and bustle of the central beach area, then try either end (east or west of the piers) for a more peaceful and tranquil experience.
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Brighton Beach
off Kings RdAlways a hive of activity with many shops, galleries, restaurants, bars and outdoor music. If you don't want to get caught up in the hustle and bustle of the central beach area, then try either end (east or west of the piers) for a more peaceful and tranquil experience.
A view over the woods, valleys and hills of the south downs that John Constable described as “the grandest view in the world”.
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The Devils Dyke
Devil's Dyke RoadA view over the woods, valleys and hills of the south downs that John Constable described as “the grandest view in the world”.
Shopping
North Laine Bazaar
5A Upper Gardner StA great area for wandering around shopping and drinking coffee.
Everything Else
A good long walk from the marina to Rottingdean, it is punctuated two thirds of the way by a delightful tiny café serving tea and cakes with fantastic views of the sea. It is also a good route for cyclists. Rottingdean itself, and the Kipling gardens are well worth visiting too. If you make it past Rottingdean, to Saltdean, there is a cafe/restaurant/bar called the White Cliffs serving Spanish tapas with equally good views.
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Undercliff Walk
Undercliff WalkA good long walk from the marina to Rottingdean, it is punctuated two thirds of the way by a delightful tiny café serving tea and cakes with fantastic views of the sea. It is also a good route for cyclists. Rottingdean itself, and the Kipling gardens are well worth visiting too. If you make it past Rottingdean, to Saltdean, there is a cafe/restaurant/bar called the White Cliffs serving Spanish tapas with equally good views.
Entertainment & Activities
There are two art cinemas: The Duke of York’s, and Komedia. The Duke of York’s is 8 mins walk from the house and Komedia is 15 mins.
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Duke of York's Picture House, Brighton
Preston RoadThere are two art cinemas: The Duke of York’s, and Komedia. The Duke of York’s is 8 mins walk from the house and Komedia is 15 mins.
As well as an art cinema, this venue also has nightly stand-up comedy.
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Komedia Brighton
44-47 Gardner StAs well as an art cinema, this venue also has nightly stand-up comedy.
Parks & Nature
Best National Trust property in the south of England. Looks even better than the photos.
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Sheffield Park
Sheffield ParkBest National Trust property in the south of England. Looks even better than the photos.