Restaurants Brighton Supports Citywide Campaign Fighting Food Insecurity At Restaurants Brighton, we’re proud to back initiatives that not only celebrate our thriving hospitality scene, but
The BRAVOS are a city-wide celebration of the food and drink scene across Brighton, Hove and Sussex – but they’re also a powerful marketing opportunity for independent venues. From increased visibility and footfall to a stronger online presence and a sense of team pride, the benefits go far beyond the trophy. Here’s why getting involved in BRAVO is one of the smartest decisions your hospitality business can make.
Guest post by Alliance South East. When it comes to sustainability, many different images and ideas arise regarding what an establishment should be doing to
Chloe Dickson, who lives with airborne anaphylaxis, shares how restaurants can create a safer dining experience. Informing staff in advance, wiping down tables, and identifying guests on arrival all help. Clear allergen sheets and confident staff are essential. With proper precautions, dining out can be safe for allergy sufferers.
Here’s What You Need to Know Guest post: by Alliance South East. From 31st March 2025, businesses in England will need to follow new legal
We meet Jes James, the new head chef at Lost In The Lanes, to learn more about his journey and what’s in store for this much-loved Brighton venue. Jes shares his experience, culinary inspirations, and his vision for the restaurant under his leadership in this exciting new role
We sit down with Ty Lawrence-Lamarca, a sustainability consultant at Recorra, to talk about the importance of recycling awareness and responsible waste management in hospitality.
We sit down with Abe Garman, second-generation owner of IL Bistro, one of Brighton’s longest-serving restaurants. Located in the heart of Brighton’s Lanes, IL Bistro has been a local favourite since 1976, proudly holding the title of Brighton’s first Mediterranean steakhouse. nown for its warm hospitality and commitment to quality, IL Bistro remains a true Brighton institution. We speak to Abe about the restaurant’s legacy, his family’s influence, and what keeps this iconic venue thriving.
Dr Marc Abraham OBE observes the difference between Dog-Friendly V Dog-Tolerant hospitality venues and what this could mean for business. Covid’s surge in dog ownership means even more humans are now seeking ways of including their furry family members into almost every aspect of their busy lives. As a result, the restaurant industry has cleverly adapted by introducing various degrees of pet service and inclusivity, primarily categorising establishments where dogs are allowed, as either ‘dog-friendly’ or ‘dog-tolerant’.
Cecily English is a travel consultant with a passion for crafting unforgettable journeys that bring people closer to the culture and cuisine of their destinations. Join her at Cecily’s Wanderlust Supper Club on 27th February at The Set, where food and travel enthusiasts can connect over a Tokyo Izakaya-inspired menu. It’s an evening for sharing stories, discussing dream trips to Japan, or simply enjoying incredible food with likeminded people. Whether you’re a seasoned traveler, planning your first trip, or just love hearing about exciting destinations, Cecily’s Wanderlust Supper Club promises a memorable night!
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