Posted by Beth on 6th December 2018
Brighton & Hove Food Partnership Whether you are an expert cook who loves cooking, a complete beginner ready to learn or a functional cook wanting to take on new skills, Brighton & Hove Food Partnership is there for you. We know we aren’t the only ones who love them, but these are a few things…
Posted by Lucy Grewcock on 29th November 2018
Fine-dining at Rathfinny Tasting Room The rise of English wine has been phenomenal in recent years, and we’re lucky to have some of Britain’s best vineyards right here in Sussex. While several offer ‘cellar door’ wine tastings, Rathfinny Estate has gone one step further with a new fine-dining restaurant, the Rathfinny Tasting Room. Last Friday,…
Posted by Beth on 28th November 2018
Vegan Brighton Challenge If you don’t know, now you know. The great Moshimo vegan challenge brings together some of Brighton’s best chefs under one roof, all competing for the title of best Japanese inspired vegan dish. Eagerly anticipated by the veggies and vegans of our city, guests sample each chefs dish and score based on taste…
Posted by Beth on 27th November 2018
For the coffee geeks in your life Looking for a gift for an aspiring coffee aficionado? We get the lowdown from Brighton favourite, Small Batch Coffee, on the best beans and gadgets without gimmicks to have them brewing up barista style from boxing day. Remember people coffee is for life, not just for Christmas. Small Batch…
Posted by Beth on 22nd November 2018
Café Malbec in Hove Café Malbec in Hove is an Argentinian wine bar and café situated in the heart of Hove’s buzzing Church Road. Visit from 11 am for delicious Illy coffee and delightful homemade Argentine pastries. Another clasic at Café Malbec are the Empanadas, flakey buttery pastry served piping hot filled with marinaded meats…
Posted by Nick on 20th November 2018
Food trends 2019 The past years have seen an increase in awareness of food origins, focus on sustainability and taking responsibility for waste products. Whilst the international, political and environmental arenas all look pretty uncertain for the year ahead, foodies seem united in eating their way to a solution. We ask the people whose job…
Posted by Rhys Trussler on 9th November 2018
Brighton Brunch Roundup For a city as social and foodie as Brighton brunch is the perfect weekend meal (other than a roast). As a meal it fulfils a social function that breakfast seems incapable of (no talking before coffee please), whilst also allowing for socially acceptable drinking before lunch time. Generally served from anywhere between…
Posted by Beth on 2nd November 2018
The Sussex Ox Farm and Pub On a Sunny Tuesday in October, we leave the hustle and bustle of Brighton and head into the serene Sussex countryside to chat to The Sussex Ox Farm and Pub near Alfriston. Understated and charming, from the outside this is just another country pub. However, step inside and you…
Posted by Rhys Trussler on 29th October 2018
The ‘very mini-break’ Schooner Southwick The Brighton Bubble is something of a mixed blessing – sure it means we’re in a city that shines out as independent, quirky and full of fun; but it also presents a psychological barrier for ever going beyond our own postal code. For those brave folk willing to step over…
Posted by Rhys Trussler on 28th October 2018
What’s all the fuss about Curry Leaf Cafe? With three venues across Brighton, the cheery orange and green logo of Curry Leaf Cafe is a familiar sight. One may be in danger of thinking The Curry Leaf Cafe is a small chain offering the same product in each location. However, each of the multi award-wining…
