Where We’re Eating in Brighton & Sussex

Sri Lanka is an island of innate beauty and a complicated, formidable history – both of which show up, unapologetically,

There’s something about Hove that does “effortlessly cool” so well, and few places capture it better than Tapestry. With plenty

There is no menu here, no recipes, and no waiters – at least not in the traditional sense. Nanima Asian

When the sun comes out in Brighton, there’s a collective, unspoken agreement: we’re all going to the beach. Sunglasses and

Last week we booked our holiday to France – the ferry, the campsite, the works. I love France, my husband

A well-established favourite in Hove, Nostos is best known for its authentic Greek dishes, warm hospitality and relaxed neighbourhood feel.

Weekends these days for me are full of children’s birthday parties, ballet lessons and football training. I long for lengthy

In the eight years since it first opened on Gardner Street in the North Laine district, Lavash has become an

“Open Minds Open Doors” When I invited my friend to The North Star from Team Domenica, she immediately knew where

Brighton has a new Italian aperitivo haunt to fall for – Bar 50ml is a central Brighton cocktail bar serving

Food and wine pairing menus – are you a fan? Food and wine pairing menus – are you a fan?

Serious Sunday energy Brighton doesn’t really do “quiet Sundays”, even in the depths of winter, and we arrived at Sea

Fantastic Four In her review of Fourth And Church for The Guardian five years ago, award-winning restaurant critic Grace Dent

The January tribes January can make my tribe feel like hunted creatures. Words like ‘detox’ and things ending in ‘anuary’

If you’re old enough, you’ll remember the stumbling early days of Italian food in Britain: shiny spaghetti came in dark

Call me crazy, but nothing makes me happier than a Sunday afternoon spent in the kitchen cooking up a roast

We battled our way through the rain on a chilly December evening to enjoy some carefully crafted cocktails in the