Restaurants Brighton's guide to
BYO (Bring Your Own)
BYO Restaurants in Brighton and Hove
The Jolly Sportsman
Nestled in the scenic countryside at the foot of the South Downs National Park, The Jolly Sportsman is a charming pub known for its warm hospitality, locally sourced menu, and impressive wine list. For those celebrating special occasions, The Jolly Sportsman offers a unique touch – guests can bring their own cake for a £3.50 per person fee (waived if dessert is ordered from the menu). Corkage varies depending on party size and the quantity of bottles; call ahead for details. With cosy indoor dining by the fire in winter, and a beautiful garden bar for warmer months, The Jolly Sportsman is a delightful retreat for food lovers and wine enthusiasts alike.
English’s of BRIGHTON
Mondays at English’s of Brighton are made brighter with their Bring Your Own Bottle offer. Diners can bring their favourite bottle of wine to enjoy alongside a main from the à la carte or two-course lunch and pre-theatre menus.
The team is happy to provide wine-pairing advice upon booking. With a £5 corkage fee per bottle, it’s a great way to elevate any Monday with fresh seafood and your own hand-picked wine.
The Salt Room
The Salt Room, located on Brighton’s seafront with stunning views of the iconic West Pier, is renowned for its expertly prepared seafood and beef dishes. A multi-award-winning restaurant, including accolades from the Michelin Guide, it focuses on using fresh, locally sourced ingredients, cooked to perfection with a contemporary twist.
Their extensive wine selection has been carefully curated to complement the menu, making it a great spot for wine lovers. If you prefer to bring your own bottle, get in touch with them ahead of time to enquire about their corkage fee and ensure a seamless dining experience.
Mascara
Mascara is an authentic North African restaurant offering Moroccan food prepared the traditional way. Step inside and be transported to a different world, with plush silk cushions, brass hookahs, and vibrant warm colours, evoking the feel of Aladdin’s cave.
The chefs use rich spices and flavours to craft exotic, warming Moroccan dishes. For an even more immersive experience, enjoy a traditional belly dancing show on Friday and Saturday evenings. If you’re planning to bring your own wine, contact the venue to inquire about their corkage fee.
Si Signore
Si Signore is a charming Italian gem nestled in Brighton’s North Laine that draws you in with its cosy, welcoming atmosphere. The owner’s warmth and friendliness make you feel instantly at home. Perfect for an alfresco lunch on a sunny day, Si Signore offers simple yet authentically rustic Italian dishes, allowing you to savour traditional flavours while enjoying some of the best people-watching in the city. With no corkage fee, it’s an ideal spot to relax with your favourite wine and experience the true essence of Italian dining.
Pompoko
Pompoko, a cosy Japanese eatery opposite Brighton Dome, is known for serving quick, healthy, and delicious Japanese dishes at affordable prices.
Whether you’re grabbing a fast lunch or a pre-theatre bite, the friendly and efficient staff ensure a swift yet satisfying dining experience. Its popularity means it gets busy, so be prepared for a speedy meal. The BYO wine option comes with a £1 corkage fee, making it even more budget-friendly. However, it’s always a good idea to check in advance regarding their corkage policy. Perfect for those wanting a tasty, hassle-free meal in the heart of Brighton.
