Posted by Lauren Mullings on 21st August 2018
GROW 40 BRINGS A SEA CHANGE TO BRIGHTON It’s easy to assume Grow 40 is just the busy cocktail bar on the roof at the corner of Kensington Gardens. The stuff of legends, that cocktail bar may have once been a roof garden where the food was grown, but the only thing cooking up there…
Posted by Emma Harrel on 20th August 2018
Polpo Brighton Vegan Review Polpo Brighton is one of the UK’s first Venetian tapas restaurants. Opening with its first venue in London they then expanded, opening up a number of other venues in London before venturing down to Brighton. A taste of Italy And what a perfect spot for it. Situated in central Brighton along…
Posted by Gemma Wilson on 17th August 2018
Full of surprises. The Mesmerist is a pub of surprises… I always thought it was a place for the cool kids and the hipsters; where tatoo artists meet to share inspiration and musos stop by to check out the live music. Surprise number one: when I visited on a Thursday evening it was busy with…
Posted by Beth on 15th August 2018
Q&A Interview with Ten Green Bottles Ten Green Bottles, located in the North Laine, offers a great selection of fine wines to either drink in or to take away. There have been many a time here at Restaurants Brighton that the team at TGB have saved the day when choosing a wine for a dinner…
Posted by Rhys Trussler on 14th August 2018
I wish, I wish, with all my might… For some time I had become quite captivated by the rumours I had heard about Chard Brighton, the resident pop up at Cafe Rust on London Road. I had oogled over many a tantalising instagram photo and became obsessed by the want to visit when I read…
Posted by Lucy Grewcock on 11th August 2018
The weekend buzz at GB1 I discovered GB1 – The Grand hotel’s seafront restaurant – last year when I visited on a Thursday night. Impressed by the seafood-focused menu and relaxed ambience, I was delighted to be invited back for a Friday night, when the restaurant and adjacent bar have a real weekend buzz. The…
Posted by Gemma Wilson on 8th August 2018
Aren’t Country Clubs just for members? Wickwood’s Country Club and Glass House Restaurant (rosette awarded) is tucked away down a tree-lined road between Hove and Henfield. It’s an unassuming building from the outside and easy to drive past without really noticing. I’ve never ventured inside a Country Club before, so was unsure of what to expect. To…
Posted by Beth on 7th August 2018
Plateau Brighton – What’s Next? Plateau Brighton is a definite favourite spot for a laid back lunch with friends or a well overdue date night with a loved one. Low lighting and a minimalistic interior gives the venue an exclusive feel, while their non fussy sharing menu and easy going attitude to the wine list…
Posted by Rhys Trussler on 6th August 2018
The vanguard of Indian dining Opening in 2001, Indian Summer was the first authentic Indian restaurant to open in the city, whilst a boom in Bangladeshi style ‘curry house’ was what most people in the UK considered Indian food to be. Nearly two decades later and they remain a strong favourite for locals and visitors…
Posted by Rhys Trussler on 3rd August 2018
I’m never drinking again… …so goes the drinker’s reproach. You’ve woken up with a marching band playing in your head, and a mouth like sandpaper. Somehow you’ve got to get back to a semblance of normality, you need the right food, or drink, but decision making is tough. Every morning after is as unique as…
