Guidebook for The City of Brighton and Hove
Food Scene
Modern, wooden-floored restaurant with industrial details, using locally sourced meat and fish.
145 locals recommend
The Coal Shed Restaurant Brighton
8 Boyce's StreetModern, wooden-floored restaurant with industrial details, using locally sourced meat and fish.
Locally caught seafood served in a long-standing restaurant with views of the beach and pier.
79 locals recommend
Regency Restaurant
131 Kings RdLocally caught seafood served in a long-standing restaurant with views of the beach and pier.
Daytime venue for a range of imaginative seasonal dishes. Open until 10pm Friday and Saturday.
6 locals recommend
Kooks Restaurant
56 Gardner StDaytime venue for a range of imaginative seasonal dishes. Open until 10pm Friday and Saturday.
Everything Else
Locally caught seafood served in a long-standing restaurant with views of the beach and pier.
79 locals recommend
Regency Restaurant
131 Kings RdLocally caught seafood served in a long-standing restaurant with views of the beach and pier.
Drinks & Nightlife
Compact local alehouse famous for its long list of guest and regular Dark Star cask ales.
13 locals recommend
The Evening Star
55-56 Surrey StCompact local alehouse famous for its long list of guest and regular Dark Star cask ales.
Traditional pub with wood floor and leather sofas, offering cask ales, homemade food plus live jazz.
9 locals recommend
Seven Stars
27 Ship StTraditional pub with wood floor and leather sofas, offering cask ales, homemade food plus live jazz.
No-nonsense chain bar specialising in the Scottish brewery's craft beers, with regular guest brews.
13 locals recommend
BrewDog Brighton
52-54 Grand ParadeNo-nonsense chain bar specialising in the Scottish brewery's craft beers, with regular guest brews.