Posted by Beth on 22nd August 2019
Things to do – Bank Holiday Brighton The bank holiday is upon us and Brighton is buzzing with excitement for the three day weekend. From food markets to Brighton’s best new art exhibitions, there really is no excuse for staying in this weekend. This is our guide to Bank Holiday Brighton. Use this guide to…
Posted by Beth on 19th August 2019
How to fillet a sea bass We all know how delicious a locally caught sea bass can be, best served simply with fresh vegetables and some buttery new potatoes and a brilliant midweek fuss-free dinner. Head chef Taylor at Market Restaurant in Hove is here the process even easier for you by explaining and showing us how…
Posted by Nammie Matthews on 14th August 2019
Upstairs at The Joker Review Even if you’ve not been into The Joker before, you’ll know the place. Standing proudly at the helm of Preston Circus, the two-storey Neighbourhood Cocktail Pub boasts delicious gin bowls, first class cocktails, excellent food courtesy of Lost Boys Chicken, and an energy that’s unique to the area – and…
Posted by Lucy Grewcock on 12th August 2019
The Brighton Guide to Afternoon Tea Cakes, scones and savoury treats served with lashings of speciality tea or a glass of fizz: what could be more British than an afternoon tea? And with Brighton’s historic hotels, pioneering restaurants and quirky cafes, our city is brimming with places to indulge in the ritual. Afternoon Tea with a difference At…
Posted by Rhys Trussler on 5th August 2019
Brighton for kids The Summer Holidays are here so while teachers repair their frayed nerves you’ve got to keep the little angels occupied. Luckily Brighton for kids is full of entertainment, but all that fun needs fuelling otherwise angels soon become monsters. So when you’re out and about with tykes in tow keep this list…
Posted by Taryn Smee on 29th July 2019
Simple is Sexy at Al Duomo Italian Restaurant Al Duomo has been around for so long (celebrating its 40th birthday this year) that in the constant newness that is Brighton’s restaurant scene it is often overlooked. I am here to tell you to overlook no further – Al Duomo is some of the best Italian…
Posted by Beth on 25th July 2019
Brighton Pride Brighton Pride sees the city swell with 450,000 sequins and rainbow decked revellers flooding in from all over the UK and beyond. The Pride March commences at 11.00 am from Hove Lawns and follows a change in route this year, turning up West Street past the clocktower then down North Road through the…
Posted by Beth on 24th July 2019
Drinks to enjoy at home this summer – Takeaway wine Brighton Amathus drinks is an Aladdin’s cave of the best takeaway wine Brighton has to offer. The staff at Amathus will help you pick out the perfect bottle, no matter what your budget, occasion or taste. With BBQ, picnic and party season in full swing,…
Posted by Rhys Trussler on 22nd July 2019
Graduation Brighton – The Final Test. Months of revising, late night essay writing, energy drinks (and energy drink induced hysteria), study group sessions (and study group session induced hysteria) have finally, finally paid off, and graduation should be the big slap on the back every student deserves. But there’s one more test- finding a venue…
Posted by Nammie Matthews on 18th July 2019
Bohemia Brighton Review Long has Bohemia reigned when it comes to offering unique cocktails deep in the Lanes. It’s a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it type bar, nestled on the outskirts of Meeting House Lane, and completely unassuming by day. But missing out on this little taste of the Czech region would indeed be a mistake, as we find…
