Sustainability in Design. Taith Coffee and Designs Woodcraft
This case study highlights how design can meet sustainability, creating a functional yet stylish environment while supporting ethical business practices.
This case study highlights how design can meet sustainability, creating a functional yet stylish environment while supporting ethical business practices.
Did you know that 13,000 acres of land in the South Downs belongs to the people of Brighton and Hove? The City Downland Estate was
Restaurants Brighton are proud to sponsor a place on the January cohort of the Help to Grow programme, offering you the chance to sign up for 12 weeks of business management training for free. This is a fantastic opportunity to gain valuable skills and insights to grow your business. Discover more about the programme and how it has already benefited other Brighton and Hove businesses.
We meet Adam Smith, the owner of the BRAVO Award winning Roundhill pub on Ditchling Road in Brighton.
Adam, who also owns The Joker and The Goose on Worthing seafront, shares his vision for creating a community hub at The Roundhill. He walks us through the exciting special nights currently on offer at the pub, his passions for everything vegan and he talks through the exciting events planned for the rest of the year.
We sat down with Tom Surgey to discuss his new book, How to Drink Wine, published by Seven Dials at the end of August. Tom, a well-known wine expert in the Sussex hospitality and wine industry, is a communicator, educator, TV presenter, and perhaps even an influencer.
Meet Alastair and Noemi Bell, the passionate duo behind the newly launched Apiary, located on the Brighton and Hove border.
Meet Helen from Terra Restaurant and Tottington Manor as she introduces us to her sustainability program and choices with Sussex suppliers. Helen’s commitment to sustainable dining is evident in every aspect of her work, from sourcing local, organic ingredients to reducing waste and supporting regional farmers. By partnering with Sussex suppliers, she ensures that Terra and Tottington Manor serve the freshest, highest-quality produce while minimising their environmental impact. Helen’s dedication to sustainability not only enhances the dining experience but also supports the local economy and promotes a greener future.
We meet Elliott Hannam from First Table, a relatively new restaurant marketing tool designed to connect new diners with restaurants during their quietest times. Elliott’s journey began as a chef at The Grand Hotel Brighton, followed by stints in Michelin-starred kitchens, on private yachts, and managing a restaurant in Sydney. His diverse culinary background gives him a unique perspective on the industry. Elliott is passionate about working for First Table, as it offers a win-win model that benefits both diners and restaurants.
We meet Emily Alexander, the General Manager at the Jolly Sportsman pub in East Chiltington. Emily shares insights into her role, the exciting events she has planned for the summer at this Sussex pub, and her own wedding plans at the award-winning Halisco in Brighton.
We interview Penny Streeter OBE where she talks about attracting world-class talent like Chef Jean Delport and how it was crucial for Restaurant Interlude’s rapid success.
Once you have an account you can:
As a recruiter you can use your account to post jobs, receive applications, and keep an eye on what everyone else is doing;
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