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Father’s Day Brighton 2025: Food & Drink
Wondering where to take the old man for some beverages and top notch food? With so many options available, deciding where to go can be tricky, read on to hear our top recommendations with great deals to be had The...
Babble Hove
Babble is the kind of venue that makes you wonder how you ever lived without it. Tucked along Hove seafront, this brand-new site has quickly claimed a prime position on my ‘must-visit’ list and, trust me, I’ve...
Pour Choices Wine Fair 12th April 2025
Brighton’s first and only natural wine fair celebrates sustainable and low-intervention winemaking, spotlighting passionate producers from across the UK. A unique opportunity to taste exceptional wines, meet...
Lucky Khao Brighton Northern Thai BBQ
Lucky Khao situated at Red Roaster on St James’ Street is a new addition to the Michelin Guide for 2025. The first thing that hits you is the redolence of fragrant aromas filling the venue from an immaculate open...
Burger & Lobster
Does Burger and Lobster in Brighton live up to the hype? Our editor went along to find out… Over ten-years ago in a small Irish pub in Mayfair, the first Burger and Lobster was born. You can now find their...
One Garden Brighton Supper Club Review
Discover Brighton were invited to Supper Club at One Garden last month. These regular events are a collaboration of delicious seasonal food and beautifully crafted drinks, on this occasion Need were at the epicentre...
Hey! Fancy A Free Steak?
STAKEHAUS Set to Open in Shelter Hall, Brighton on 9th March with 50 Free Steaks a Day! STAKEHAUS, the popular London food brand known for its fun, accessible menu, is opening its latest location in Shelter Hall,...
The Pour House
Our editor was invited to new venue ‘The Pour House’ in Hove for a private dining experience ahead of the launch party. I arrived at new venue The Pour House on a chilly evening in February and was honoured to be...
DoubleTree by Hilton Brighton Metropole
Iconic seafront property, DoubleTree by Hilton Brighton Metropole, are offering an array of ways to celebrate the Festive period this December. Putting a Yuletide twist on the British classic, the Hotel’s Festive...
Amari Brighton
New Neighbourhood Restaurant Amari Review - The masterminds behind Halisco and Anakuma have joined forces with chef, Ian Swainson and opened a third restaurant, Amari located on Baker Street in Brighton. Previously...
Hervé’s Café
Little Miss Piggies Cafe is no more and many regular visitors on St James’s Street in Brighton were extremely sad to hear the bad news. However, the good news is, that the space has remained as a cafe and reopened...
The Pass at South Lodge / Review
We had the privilege of being invited along to a Michelin starred experience at The Pass at South Lodge along with a night’s stay in their newly launched lakeside lodges, The Reeds. From the professional and...
Tisbury Roasts at The Lewes Road Inn
Our editor visits The Lewes Road Inn with her family for Tisbury roast dinners and far too much Malbec (hic). Big news. Russell Tisbury has set up culinary camp at The Lewes Road Inn, Brighton. In conjunction...
The Constant Service make-over
The Constant Service has developed, risen phoenix-like over the last year, with a new modern style thanks to hard work and a full heart by landlord Alex and his team Liam and Maria. From the age of 13 Alex worked in...
Sussex Food Markets Shoreham
Words by Samantha Harman www.sussexfoodmarkets.co.uk Discover chats to chef Tom Lodge about his exciting new collaboration with Sussex Food Markets and The Bridge Pub in Shoreham. Sussex Food Markets,...
Munchies Cat Café
Words by Samantha Harman www.munchiescraft.co.uk Discover visits Brighton’s only cat cafe and gets up close and personal with the seven cats who live there. POV - I’m sitting at a table which actually used to...
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 editor went to find...
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 changing menu. Discover...
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 gem. The Cake Box is a...
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, situated on St James’...
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 Cruzcampo. Formally...
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 menu promises naughty...
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 and chips with mushy...
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 Lewes and Charleston....
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 will find Cocco Gelato,...
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 obsessed with its...
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 to change as I...
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 menu with scrummy new...
Aydo Lounge & Grill
Dj Patch visits Aydo Lounge and Grill Brighton Marina. During September I was invited along to the one month anniversary day at AYDO Lounge & Grill at Brighton Marina, the former site of Coast-to-Coast...
Hotel Du Vin
The approach to Hotel Du Vin is certainly entrancing, you enter through a cobbled courtyard, peppered with fairy lights that gives instant medieval castle vibes. Upon entering the restaurant, we were seated in the...
Play Bill’s
Pop down to Bar Broadway and get a free burger from PlayBills with the purchase of a drink. Only one voucher per person per day. T&Cs apply. Choose any of the burgers on the menu daily from 5pm....
Kenny’s Rock & Soul Cafe
Kenny’s Rock and Soul Cafe in Brighton North Laine is a hidden gem for music lovers and food enthusiasts alike. Transport yourself to a bygone era of rock ‘n’ roll, soulful tunes, and mouthwatering comfort food....
Best Curry Houses
Who doesn’t love a really good Ruby Murray? As always, we are spoilt for choice on where to go in our fair city, but here at Discover towers we managed to nail our top three… Nanima - This friendly, family-run Asian...
Foodilic Review
Foodilic focuses on vegan, vegetarian and gluten free produce and has been a staple on the Brighton restaurant landscape for many years. Most people are familiar with the sight of freshly prepared salads piled in...
MediTerra Review
Words by Samantha Harman MediTerra Turkish restaurant in West Hove is a hidden gem that offers an authentic taste of Turkey. From the moment you step inside, you are greeted with warm hospitality and a cozy ambiance...
Something fishy going on
Fish and chips is the quintessential British dish that sees natives and tourists clamouring to get their fill of this seaside classic. But with so many establishments to choose from when visiting Brighton and Hove,...
Arcobaleno
Toto, I don’t think we’re in Kansas anymore… Words by Samantha Harman In case you hadn’t heard, there’s a new LGBTQ+ venue in town, Arcobaleno, (which means rainbow in Italian). The multi faceted cafe, bar and...
DaddyLongLegs
Features Editor, Samantha Harman waxes lyrical about the new small plates menu at Daddy Longlegs, a hidden Brighton gem well worth visiting for lunch or dinner. Words by Samantha Harman It is fair to say the...
Food For Friends
Words by Nancy Duckels I love food. Food is quite important to me. Meat, vegetables, fish, crisps - I love it all. So when I was invited to try the offerings at famous vegetarian restaurant Food For Friends, I was...
Brighton Regency Route Master
What’s better than a cream tea? Words by Nancy Duckels There are many potential answers to that question but I would argue this: a cream tea on a beautiful vintage bus on a sunny day - I know, because that’s exactly...
Brighton Cocktail Co
Words by Samantha Harman This delightful venue opened its doors in December of last year and is already making waves on the city’s cocktail scene. Expect to find luxurious decor and a hidden garden coupled with well...
Burnt Orange
Features Editor, Samantha Harman sampled the cocktails at one of Brighton’s newest hotspots, the perfect start to any weekend. The people behind The Salt Room and The Coal Shed have a new baby, Burnt Orange. The...
The Setting Sun
Ever wondered what it would be like to enjoy a pint or glass of wine while looking over the whole of Brighton? At the Setting Sun you can do just that. This welcoming independent pub is at the top of a steep hill,...
The Curzon
This unique venue is located in the heart of Kemptown and offers a relaxed and informal vibe to enjoy drinks and food from the in-house kitchen. There are a number of adaptable spaces showing a variety of...
The Walrus
A stone’s throw from the beach, on historic Ship Street you’ll find The Walrus with its quirky rooms and winding passageways. There is also a delightful two-story rooftop garden where you can enjoy drinks and...
The Hobgoblin
Located at the beginning of London Road shopping area, The Hobgoblin boasts one of the best beer gardens in the city. The garden is the perfect all weather outdoor space with heating and comfortable booths, but also...
Twisted Brisket
A brand new cocktail bar and restaurant specialising in sliced smoked brisket has opened its doors on Duke Street in Brighton’s North Laine. The ethos of the venue is promoting good food and family fun. Twisted...
Tisbury’s At Stanmer House
Words by Samantha Harman Stanmer Park happens to be one of my favourite places in Brighton, I am addicted to its endless rolling fields, secluded woodland, and clusters of candy floss-esque cherry blossom trees in...



























































