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Filthy Dog Review

Words by Samantha Harman www.filthyhotdog.co.uk    North Laine Brewhouse pub, East Street Tap Brighton, now houses Filthy Dog in their upstairs space, but just how filthy are those dogs? Our...

Nanima Review

Words by Samantha Harman www.nanima.co.uk   Bravo Award finalists (2024) Nanima Asian Kitchen on St George’s Road in Kemptown are renowned for fresh, healthy food offered via a daily...

Cake Box Handmade Happiness

Words by Samantha Harman www.cakebox.com   Hand up, who loves cake? That’s pretty much all of you right…  Situated in the vibrant shopping area of George Street in Hove there is a hidden...

Tiki Hut Brighton

Words by Samantha Harman @tiki_hut_brighton    Our Editor went to check out the refurb of the former Le Village on St James’ Street and was amazed at the dramatic transformation. Tiki Hut,...

Tapestry Food Review

Words by Samantha Harman www.tapestryhove.co.uk   The Discover team visited Tapestry, Hove’s newest neighbourhood bar to sample the small plates menu, washed down with ice cold pints of...

B-Town Brats at The Mash Tun

Words by Samantha Harman www.mashtun.pub/food   Sam Harman visits the Mash Tun in Brighton to try some sensational hotdogs from B-Town Brats. There’s a new kid in town, B-Town Brats whose...

Salt Shed

Words: Samantha Harman www.salt-shed.co.uk   From Brick Lane to the North Laines. Salt Shed appeared on my radar a few months ago. This inconspicuous black fronted restaurant is located...

Palm Court

The Discover Team visited Palm Court on The Palace Pier to sample that well loved British delicacy, fish and chips.  Aside from the seagulls, nothing screams ‘seaside’ more than a plate of fish...

Caccia & Tails

The best Italian focaccia. Our editor paid a visit to the newest hotspot on the Brighton restaurant landscape. Caccia and Tails is the third incarnation from owner Elisa, who also has venues in...

Cocco Gelato

Not Just Ice Cream... St Georges Road in Kemptown is renowned for its strong sense of community and friendly village vibes. Situated on College Road, adjacent to this vibrant high street, you...

One Kitchen Roast Dinner Review

Our editor visits One Kitchen at One Garden Brighton in Stanmer Park for a dog friendly roast to remember.  Regular readers will be familiar with my eternal love of Stanmer Park. I am completely...

The Ivy

The Ivy flagship restaurant was established in 1917 and originally opened its doors as an unlicensed Italian restaurant. Due to its proximity to West End Theatres and late opening hours, the...

The Rum Kitchen

It was a chilly, drizzly, day in Brighton with the wind blowing up Black Lion Street from the sea.  Scots would call it “dreak” which also expressed my mood perfectly. However, all that was about...

Anakuma

New Restaurant Anakuma Opens.   The Discover team were the first to be invited to the launch of this fantastic new Japanese inspired small plates and cocktails venue on Preston Street, Brighton. ...

Salvage Cafe

Salvage Café on the Hove end of Western Road has its tenth birthday this month so it was particularly suitable that I should celebrate with brunch at this delightful eatery. There is also a new...