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 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 Jude Money on 2nd December 2020
Eat, drink and be safe. From 5 January until at least 15 February, all hospitality venues must close while in tier 5. Winter is a harsh time for our hospitality industry, and this comes after a harsh few years. Help ensure there is something to go back to when we can all go out again,…
How to do Veganuary in Brighton and Hove ‘Veganuary’ – going vegan for January – is set to be more popular than ever this year, thanks to increasing awareness about food production, which is blamed for 25% of all greenhouse gas emissions. Recent studies reveal that cutting out meat and dairy could vastly reduce your…
#BrightonUpYourChristmas Brighton Christmas SpiritHere’s how to create a uniquely Brighton Christmas and support your local community this festive season: Yuletide With #BrightonUpYourChristmasOur fabulous restaurants have been amongst the hardest hit by the 2020 pandemic. But things are looking a little brighter for the hospitality sector this season. With evening curfews extended until 11 pm and…
Posted by Rhys Trussler on 28th October 2020
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), while also allowing for socially acceptable drinking before lunchtime. Generally served from anywhere between 11…
Posted by Rhys Trussler on 21st October 2020
Brighton for kids Half Terms are here for teachers to repair their frayed nerves. They also offer the little/big ones some time to pitch up and decompress from their mammoth climb up Mount Education-est With all the Covid-19 restrictions in place, the options of what to do with the little tykes may feel a…
Sustainable Restaurants Brighton During the lockdown period, we all became aware and directly affected by the result of man’s excessive intrusion on the natural world. We also all had a lot of time to observe and value what little patches of nature we have and to take stock. We at Restaurants Brighton have always tried…
Posted by Jude Money on 8th October 2020
Wild Food By Season In Britain, we are lucky enough to have four incredible seasons. Each unique to itself, and each one providing us with the opportunity to experience a wide variety of wild growing, seasonal produce. At some point in our life, most of us will have been foraging for blackberries, some of us…
Autumn nutrition. These days, more than ever, it’s important to support your immune system and overall body health. While a robust immune system alone won’t prevent you from getting COVID-19, eating for health in a city like Brighton is one of the more pleasurable preventative measures you can take. Eating well and safely in and…
