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Sunday 25th January 2026 – Burns Night in Brighton and Sussex
Burns Night in Brighton annual celebrations of the birth of Scotland’s favourite poet Robert ‘Rabbie’ Burns stretches all the way south to Brighton. There are plenty of Scots living in the city, and plenty more o’ us who are just Scottish enough to enjoy this cheery excuse for a good night out on a cold winter’s eve. With this in mind a handful of our favourite Brighton pubs and restaurants are offering special menus this Sunday 25th January. Head out for a traditional supper of haggis, ‘neeps and tatties’ washed down with a peated scotch whisky or opt for an alternative take – predictably our glorious city has it all.
So many great places to celebrate Burns Night in Brighton, but in the words of Rabbie himself “ if ye wish her gratefu’ prayer, gie her a Haggis!”
Terra Restaurant
Terra at Tottington Manor is hosting a traditional Burns Night Supper on Sunday 25 January. Expect haggis with neeps and tatties, poetry readings, bagpipes and drums, and a thoughtfully crafted three-course meal, finished with a wee dram to toast the occasion, all set in the South Downs.
Coppa Club
Celebrate Burns Night at Coppa Club Brighton on Sunday 25 January from 6pm with a special three-course supper inspired by Scottish flavours. Expect comforting, seasonal dishes, a warm atmosphere and plenty of good cheer – a relaxed way to mark the occasion with friends and fellow food lovers.
The Farm Tavern
The Farm in Hove is marking Burns Night with a comforting chef’s special of haggis, neeps and tatties, finished with a shallot and whisky cream sauce. Choose traditional or a gluten-free, vegan pinhead oat, lentil and sunflower seed version. Best paired with a wee dram or two. Slàinte Mhath!
Available from Wednesday 21st January 2026
Cin Cin
Cin Cin in Hove is marking Burns Night a little early this year with special dishes on Friday 23 January and Saturday 24 January. Expect a Scottish-Italian twist with Cullen Skink, haggis lasagne and a rhubarb cranachan to finish – a fun way to celebrate, Cin Cin style.
Wild Flor
Wild Flor in Hove are hosting a special Burns Night Supper Club on Sunday 25 January. Arrive from 5pm for an evening celebrating Burns Night with a seasonal set menu (to be revealed soon) and their signature relaxed hospitality.
Dishoom Permit Room Brighton
Dishoom Permit Room is celebrating Burns Night with a bold, Glasgow-inspired breakfast special. Available from Monday 19 January to Sunday 15 February (daily until 11.45am), the Haggis Pau features Dishoom’s spiced pork haggis served on hot, buttered buns with two fried eggs, crisp Carluke’s bacon, honeyed chilli chutney, cream cheese and fresh coriander. A rich, warming breakfast perfect for Burns Night and beyond.
