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Lost in the Lanes Brighton

A contemporary all day restaurant in the heart of the lanes, serving elevated seasonal breakfast & lunch dishes, specialty coffee, cocktails and wine.

Lost in the Lanes Brighton

Lost in the Lanes Brighton, as the name suggests, is hidden away in the famous Brighton Lanes shopping area of the city. You’ll find Lost in the Lanes at 10 Nile Street, a narrow street that looks more like a shortcut off the main Lanes. This in itself makes Lost in the Lanes a little treasure, either to find by chance while meandering or as a little favourite to keep to yourself.

over head shot of the table filled with small plates at the Lost in The Lanes

In 2022 Lost in the Lanes underwent a major refurbishment. Expanding its original dining space up to 50 covers. Adding a bar and increasing the kitchen capacity, making it one of the great places to eat in Brighton in the Lanes area.

sweet corner of the Lost in the Lanes, brownies on the wooden cake stand

Lunch at

The new grown-up Lost in the Lanes still offers their famed Brighton brunch dishes. But the shift is definitely to that of an elevated lunch experience. Seasonal simple dishes and small plates alongside an interesting single origin wine list and amazing cocktails make up the menu with some amazing small plates as supports. Head Chef Sophie Taverner brings a wealth of experience from Michelin and Mediterranean restaurants, plus a passion for locally sourced produce.

over head shot of the people enjoying their lunch at the lost in the lanes. Romantic Restaurants Brighton. Part of our round up of Places to eat in Brighton

LOST Nights

Lost in The Lanes has just launched LOST Nights – an extraordinary dining experience every Saturday. Head Chef Sophie Taverner invites you to savour her short, seasonal menu, showcasing local ingredients sourced directly from independent growers. Indulge in weekly surprises such as clams with broad beans in onion butter sauce and slow-cooked Sussex lamb collar.

over head shot of the lost Night offering at the Lost in the Lanes

Complementing the exquisite dishes, owner Natalie Demetriou and wine suppliers Hallgarten have curated a diverse selection of wines and eclectic cocktails from around the world.

New wines and cocktails

Together with the new menu, Lost in the Lanes has been working with Hoegarden Wines to create a beautifully sippable wine list that focuses on provenance and indigenous varieties. A Brighton cocktail menu of classics given a creative twist has been assembled by local mixologist.

two girls having cocktails together at the restaurants and smiling

Brighton Lunch at Lost the Lanes can easily become a leisurely and drawn-out experience. It’s all too easy to get lost in conversation in this sophisticated oasis with fine food and drinks to see you cruising through to the late afternoon.

a person making cocktail at the Lost in the Lanes bar

Private dining

Lost In the Lanes is Brighton’s latest private events space, serving seasonal elevated classics, with stylish space for up to 50 dining or 100 standing. Currently available for private hire, exclusively, in the evenings 6pm-12pm. Head Chef Sophie Taverner delivers beautiful dishes using seasonal produce from local suppliers. Their team are friendly, warm and experienced in managing memorable events. LOST offers a unique dining experience. For further information please contact events@lostinthelanes.com.

shelves with various drinks

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Reviews

  1. Agnese Mosconi

    With warm colours, and natural materials, Lost in the Lanes interior is modern, stylish, spacious, and calming.
    It’s your mini-lunch retreat in the middle of town. You are suddenly projected in a holiday-like environment.
    The menu is approachable and sophisticated at the same time, with classic Pan-European dishes meticulously chosen to bring simple flavours together in harmony.
    I was simply amazed by the Ajo Blanco, a white Gazpacho, a symphony of green and white flavours combining vegetables, unforgettable texture and taste together.
    It’s not easy to make a healthy dish so tasty. The pickled grapes were the cherry on the cake.
    I will be back.

  2. Tom Griffiths

    Wednesday lunchtime menu was a real treat and a total surprise, from beetroot and daikon pickles to the sumptuous, buttery hake. The crispy potatoes with truffle and rosemary salt were only just the right side of decadent, will be getting lost again very soon.

  3. Georgia

    Popped in for a brunch with a couple of colleagues and found LOST never fails to impress, from the warm welcome, to the stylish interior, speciality coffee, gorgeous tableware and fresh chef cooked food. Ordered the veggie LOST breakfast plus a side of crispy potatoes with truffle, rosemary and lemon… divine. Shame didn’t have room left for one of the cakes, made by head chef James Lavell. It’s a rare treat in Brighton to find somewhere so cosy yet so special and contemporary. Thank you LOST team for making a regular occasion into such a delicious morning. Will pop back for the luscious sounding slow cooked pork soon. Yum.

  4. Torsten

    Their brunches are so good! We tried the Turkish brunch box and it’s a journey through taste sensation – proper quality, gorgeous food with amazing attention to detail.

  5. Brittany Hart

    I had Tide by Lost in the Lanes and I was absolutely blown away! Would 100% recommend to anyone, but especially anyone craving some authentic Southern American delicious. It was a little taste of New Orleans, yum.

  6. Beth Dillon

    Lovely coffee in The Lanes! Food looked amazing although I haven’t had a chance to eat here yet. Can’t wait to sample the food.

  7. Massimo Vetriani

    Good coffee. Very tasty food and nice menu available until afternoon.
    This place it’s worth a visit, nice and relaxing atmosphere with beautiful crockery. Really nice job keep it up.
    Please can we have the Açai bowl available all day?

  8. Sarah Williams

    Stumbled across this place today and can honestly say this is one of the best finds, beautiful food, surroundings, atmosphere and staff, brilliant all round, my son has rated best breakfast ever!

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