Posted by Rhys Trussler on 5th May 2021
Foraging at Restaurant Interlude Michelin star Restaurant Interlude is set in the heart of 240-acre Grade I listed Leonardslee Lakes and Gardens. Foraged ingredients provide a key element in the restaurant’s twenty-plus course tasting menu. The land and the history of Leonardslee provide a story to the menu and highlights the beauty of what can…
Posted by Rhys Trussler on 29th April 2021
Our top tips for smartphone food photography In this short video, our food photographer Ellen Richardson talks us through her top tips for smartphone food photography. She looks at: Lighting Styling Composition Editing You’ll be taking fantastic smartphone pictures of your food in no time with these simple instructions. Ellen filmed this video at…
Things to do – Bank Holiday BrightonDespite COVID restrictions still being in place there are still plenty of fantastic options for you, your family and friends to get stuck into this bank holiday. Use this guide to guarantee you make the most of that bonus time away from your desk or home office.you’ve got three…
Posted by Nico Majic on 21st April 2021
Q&A with Inger and Ian | Madame Jennifer Distillery Rhys caught up with Ingar and Ian, the dream team behind Madame Jennifer Distillery, Hove. We’re pretty certain you’re going to enjoy their story as much as drinking a G&T in the sunshine. When did you decide to become gin distillers? And what was the process…
Posted by Ellie Dillon on 30th March 2021
Traditional Greek Dessert – Saragli We chat with the head chef at Nostos restaurant in Hove, Alexandros Tzimos, as he shows us how to make their traditional Greek dessert, Saragli. This Greek dessert comes from Alexandros’ home town and is easy to recreate at home with no special equipment! Saragli is a lovely combination of…
Posted by Ellie Dillon on 25th March 2021
Easter Sunday in Brighton and Sussex Easter Sunday is coming up which means a four-day weekend that we can spend socialising in groups of six or two-households in all outdoor spaces including private gardens. Stay ahead of the game and pre-order your Easter meal from our selection of local venues that are offering up sensational Sunday…
Posted by Rhys Trussler on 1st February 2021
Valentine’s Day Brighton Brighton Valentine’s Day 2021 won’t be what any of us expected it to be, but with a bit of imagination, it could be one you’ll be telling the grandkids about. You may have decided that Valentine’s Day is a superfluous extra this year (like wearing trousers in your team’s weekly video meeting…
Posted by Editor on 21st December 2020
Celebrate Brighton New Years Eve in style. From secret cocktail bars, to spectacular meals. Brighton’s best pubs to sit down dinners.
Posted by Torsten Hojer on 17th December 2020
A Million Miles from Ordinary – Experience at The Better Half The Better Half Pub is like a secret outbuilding of The Pavilion, in the sense that it envelopes you with splendour, opulence and warmth. The décor gleams with grandeur and the lighting is subdued, warm-fire-glow-perfect. You can barely see in from the outside and,…
Posted by Elle Bolland on 3rd December 2020
A quaint, country hamlet Once a hive of industrial activity, Dial Post is a small settlement in Horsham, West Sussex. The impressive Knepp Castle Estate is just two miles down the road from The Crown Inn, with its mill pond, roaming deer and multitude of other grazing animals; proving a great spot to wander and…
