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Places to Lunch in Brighton: Best Lunch Spots in Brighton and Hove
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Where to Find the Best Lunch in Brighton, Hove and Beyond
Places to lunch in Brighton are everywhere you look, but knowing where to actually go is the hard part. From the historic Lanes to the bohemian streets of North Laine, the seafront promenade to the neighbourhood charm of Kemptown and Hove, this is the most comprehensive guide to lunch in Brighton you will find anywhere. Whether you are after the best lunch in Brighton for a long, leisurely afternoon, a quick and excellent value bite on your break, a business lunch that means business, or somewhere brilliant to take the family, this guide has been built around how people in Brighton actually eat at midday. Every recommendation is independent, every venue has earned its place, and the whole city is covered, area by area. Read on and find your next great lunch in Brighton.
Seafront Lunch in Brighton
For a quintessentially Brighton lunch, The Regency Restaurant is a must-visit, offering a sunny retreat located opposite Brighton beach. With its south-facing sun terraces and a prime spot opposite the i360, it is an iconic setting for a midday break. Whet your appetite with a Prawn Cocktail followed by lunch favourites like the Regency Cod Burger, crispy Deep Fried Calamari, or a fresh Hake grilled in caper sauce. Whether you choose a classic Battered Fillet of Cod or a light Prawn Salad, expect a vibrant, buzzy atmosphere.
A decadent lunch in Brighton, set within arguably Brighton’s best known hotel. The all-day dining menu at the stunning Cyan restaurant offers a decadent spread of seasonal plates of varying sizes. Nibbles, small plates for the grazers, large plates which are perfect for a main or for sharing and large sharing platters which offer some exquisite examples of Sussex’s finest and seasonal produce. A decadent setting for lunch in Brighton, located within the super impressive Grand Hotel Brighton.
The Salt Room has created such hype and a wave of excitement since hitting Brighton and since it’s recent refurb those waves keep coming! The same owners as the critically acclaimed Coal Shed, they’ve created an impressive venue oozing with style and a Brighton lunch menu which tantalises the taste-buds with the freshest fish, seafood and local produce available. Make sure to check out their great deal set lunch menu.
Cecconi’s Brighton is open daily from midday, offering relaxed, stylish lunches overlooking the seafront. The menu blends Northern Italian and Venetian-inspired dishes, including ricotta and spinach ravioli, wild mushroom tagliatelle, and penne arrabbiata with olives and capers. Lighter options feature burrata with heritage tomatoes, avocado and chickpea dip, and seasonal salads, while heartier plates include aubergine parmigiana and grilled fish. Pizzas such as buffalo mozzarella, Parma ham with burrata, and spicy salami make it ideal for leisurely, social seaside lunches.
The Big Bowl Brighton is a top choice for lunch on Preston Street, offering fresh Vietnamese flavours in a relaxed, family-run setting. The all-day menu ranges from light summer rolls and fragrant mango salad to hearty bowls of pho and bun noodles. With vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free options, it’s a flexible spot for group dining or solo visits. Whether you’re grabbing a quick bite or enjoying a leisurely midday break, Big Bowl brings authentic taste and warm hospitality.
Lima Nikkei opens its doors on Saturday and Sunday from noon, making it one of the more exciting lunch propositions on the Brighton seafront. The full menu is available from the off, which means ceviches, tiraditos, creative sushi rolls and Pisco cocktails are all on the table before the afternoon has properly begun. Celebrating Nikkei cuisine, the bold and refined fusion of Peruvian and Japanese culinary traditions, this is a lunch with a point of view, founded and run by chefs Alejandro and Carlos on Marine Parade in Kemptown.
Shaanxi on Preston Street is a fantastic family-friendly restaurant, welcoming diners of all ages to enjoy the bold and authentic flavours of China’s Shaanxi province. The menu is packed with comforting dishes perfect for sharing, from hand-pulled Biang Biang noodles to delicious dumplings and crispy scallion pancakes. Children will love the homemade Chinese burgers (Rou Jia Mo), with soft, fluffy buns and tasty fillings. With a warm and inviting atmosphere, friendly staff, and the chance to watch chefs expertly prepare fresh noodles, Shaanxi offers an exciting and enjoyable dining experience for the whole family.
Wood X Coal, spectacularly located on the iconic Brighton seafront at Sea Lanes, offers an escape from the city hustle with stunning coastal views. Guests should visit for Chef Dan Cotton’s unique Mediterranean-meets-BBQ cuisine, which delivers high-quality, vibrant flavour in a relaxed atmosphere. Wood X Coal is truly welcoming to everyone, being fully dog-friendly, family-friendly (with a dedicated kids menu), and cycle-friendly (with ample parking). The kitchen offers dining from 11 am (Fri-Sun) and 12 pm (Mon-Thu). Enjoy Shakshuka or Smashed Avocado during weekend breakfast or brunch. Weekday lunch deals (Mon-Thu, 12 pm–3 pm) offer great value, including the famous Wood X Coal Burger and Chicken/Halloumi Caesar Salad. It is the perfect, accessible spot for a relaxed, delicious seafront meal.
Lunch at Roedean Cafe is comfort food heaven. From loaded dogs and juicy burgers to chillis, sandwiches, pies and jacket potatoes, it’s a diner-style feast with unbeatable views. You’ll find both hearty classics and veggie-friendly options, plus milkshakes, smoothies, cakes and puddings for afters. The cafe serves lunch all day, so turn up whenever hunger strikes, no need to book. Coastal lunches don’t get better, it’s a perfect spot for locals, walkers, workers and families and more.
This lively, all-around venue is situated smack bang on top of the seafront, just west of the Brighton Pier. It’s a perfect location for an alfresco lunch with friends or colleagues if you want some good, honest food in a comfortable setting with sea views you just can’t beat. Serving classic lunchtime dishes such as Brighton fish and chips, handmade Sussex burgers and sandwiches it’s a perfect spot for a lunch in Brighton, especially if you are a visitor.
Bench sports bar is the ideal Brighton lunch spot with unbeatable seafront views. Dig into loaded fries, crispy boneless wings, tostadas, or a freshly built burger made your way. Quick bites and sharing dishes are perfect for a catch-up from midday, while the buzzing atmosphere and multiple big screens add extra energy. Whether you’re on a break from work, studying nearby, or strolling the seafront, Bench serves flavour, value, and a front-row seat to Brighton’s West Pier.
A Brighton lunch at Shelter Hall is no slapdash affair. With seven independent restaurants serving modern cuisine, thoughtfully assembled and housed under one roof, this food hall offers the guest a culinary experience akin to no other available in the city. On dry days guests can enjoy unparalleled alfresco dining, panoramic sea views come as a fortuitous bonus with this venue. Inside you will find ample seating on the ground floor as well as mezzanine and balcony seating is also available.
Lunch in The Brighton Lanes
Lunch in The Lanes covers more ground than almost anywhere else in Brighton, from historic pubs and Michelin-recognised vegetarian dining to steakhouses, tapas bars and family-run Italian kitchens. The narrow streets and characterful buildings make this one of the most enjoyable areas in the city to wander between courses, and the sheer density of quality venues means there is genuinely something for every mood and budget.
Open from midday daily, Kindling steakhouse is an excellent lunch destination in Brighton’s Lanes.
Known for their value for money, Kindling specialises in chargrilled steaks and burgers. Their steak selection includes house bavette, sirloin, and ribeye, plus a selection of bigger cuts from the specials board, each offering a robust, smoky flavour.
The house burger, features double patties chargrilled to perfection. Whether it’s quick midday breaks or leisurely lunches with friends, Kindling is the go-to spot for steak and burger enthusiasts in Brighton. Vegetarian and vegan options are also available.
Lunch at The Coal Shed has reached new heights. From September 2024, they moved to larger premises on North Street, featuring a bigger venue and a new cocktail bar area and both the restaurant and bar are open from midday to midnight. The new space introduces an elevated menu from restaurateur Helalat and Executive Chef Lee Murdoch. While over-fire beef remains central, Murdoch expands the technique to other meats, hearty vegetables, and vegan options, accompanied by robata oven-cooked breads, snacks, and small plates. Embracing its coastal location, the menu includes extensive raw and flame-cooked seafood, along with a Sturia caviar selection, showcasing Murdoch’s global culinary influences.
Lunch at The North Star in Brighton is served daily from midday, offering the perfect escape in the heart of Brighton opposite The Lanes. Located directly opposite the Royal Pavilion or Royal Pavilion Gardens area, the venue provides a stylish, relaxed setting ideal for business meetings or casual catch-ups. The open kitchen prepares a seasonal menu of elevated pub classics, including the signature North Star Burger, fish and chips, and lighter sharing plates, ensuring a delicious dining experience for every occasion.
Voted the best restaurant in Brighton in 2022, 2023 and 2025. Situated in the Old Coach House on Middle Street, Burnt Orange boasts a luxuriously decked out restaurant and secluded sunlit courtyard (sun permitting). Burnt Orange mixes comfort with quality and serves up seasonal small plates and creative cocktails, plus a well-curated wine list to suit a range of tastes and budgets. Be prepared to block out your afternoon if you do go for Brighton lunch here, Burnt Orange has a habit of making you eat a little slower, talk a little longer and sip a little deeper. Sounds like a great idea right?
Lost in the Lanes cafe bar and restaurant, tucked away in Nile Street, is open seven days a week. Offering breakfast and lunch everyday plus dinner service every Saturday night. All food is made using fresh, local ingredients, with an emphasis on simplicity and seasonality.
The décor is contemporary, stylish and accessible. Expertly mixed Brighton cocktails and a well thought out wine list make Lost in the Lanes a delightful find for leisurely Brighton lunches while visiting Brighton’s famed shopping area. Offering small plates and great alfresco dining in their cosy cobbled enclave too! Bookings advised at www.lostinthelanes.com
A pub lunch, but better. Tucked away on Boyces Street, The Crazy Goose serves up a refined take on classic pub dining, with a well-priced set lunch menu that’s perfect for midweek plans. Expect comforting favourites like pie of the day alongside lighter dishes and seasonal plates, all made with quality ingredients. Desserts are not to be missed either, with options like crème brûlée rounding things off perfectly. Relaxed, welcoming and full of flavour, it’s a go-to for an easy Brighton lunch.
Located in the heart of The Lanes, Bohemia Brighton is a popular choice for lunch, serving everything from light bites to generous mains. Midday dining includes options like small plates for sharing, vibrant seafood dishes, and classic comfort plates such as Fish n’ Chips. With its stylish interior and flexible menu, Bohemia caters perfectly to both leisurely lunches and business catch-ups. Pair your meal with something from their extensive drinks list, from cocktails to Sussex sparkling wine.
Lunch at Burger & Lobster in Brighton is a perfect midweek treat or weekend indulgence. Located in The Lanes on Market Street, just a short walk from the Royal Pavilion and Brighton Pier, the restaurant serves up a mix of indulgent burgers, wild Atlantic lobster, and fresh seafood dishes.
Whether you choose a classic beef burger, a wagyu special, or the beast burger topped with lobster and brie, there is something for every craving.
Lobster lovers can enjoy it grilled, steamed, or in a rich linguine. Open daily from midday and from 9am on weekends, it is a great spot for a relaxed and satisfying lunch.
Brighton’s oldest pub, it’s no wonder they host Brighton’s Ghost walk here. Having established in the 1500’s it certainly has a lot of history to learn and to wonder about. Over the years it has increased its reputation for a food pub, and now boasts a mouth-watering menu filled with quality, home-cooked food made with fresh, seasonal ingredients.
Great for a cosy, Brighton pub lunch. A top spot to watch the world go by and see the energy and characters Brighton has to offer.
‘Where vegetarianism is an indulgence, not abstinence’, Terre à Terre has been changing views about vegetarian cuisine for decades. Their imaginative and contemporary cuisine has won them Michelin Guide approval and the team at Terre à Terre have proven that their expertise can really push the boundaries of traditional cooking by creating the most exciting and delicious dishes. A lunchtime experience to behold, vegetarian or not. In January 2023 they were voted one of the top 50 restaurants in the world for vegans, by the Financial Times.
For a perfect lunchtime escape to Thailand, Chilli in The Lanes is your go-to spot. Expect great value and even better food in a gorgeous setting. Main courses start at £12.95 and include favourites like Pad Thai, Green and Red Curries, Kao Pad, and Paneng Curry. Add starters like crispy spring rolls, zesty chilli squid, sweetcorn fritters, or sesame prawn toast or add a Kai Dao (a fried egg to any dish). If you like to feast at lunchtime, Chilli’s platters are for you starter main and side at a set price. Plant-based options available too.
The Chilli Pickle’s lunch menu, served from 12–3pm, celebrates regional Indian flavours with dishes cooked over the BBQ and in the tandoor. Highlights include Street Eats and Sharers like Nepali Hot Wings, Punjabi Samosa and Malabar Jumbo Cashew Chaat. For something heartier, try the CP Adventure Thali (Veg or Non-Veg), Hyderabadi Chicken Biryani or Mushroom & Jalapeño Biryani. With sides such as Gunpowder Crinkle Fries and Bukhara Black Dal, it’s a vibrant lunchtime feast full of spice and character.
Those of you who enjoy top-quality seafood and service need look no further than English’s of Brighton, one of the finest establishments in the city. A full à la carte menu is available during the lunch service and there is also a great value set menu offering your choice of two courses from a well-thought out selection of seasonal dishes. Book a table in the refined dining room, with its famous paintings and comfortable banquettes, or under the parasols on the gorgeous, sunny terrace during the summer months. Some regulars love it so much that they come back every week without fail.
Lunch at IL Bistro is a relaxed and indulgent affair, available weekends only in the heart of Brighton’s historic Lanes. Set in an 18th-century fisherman’s cottage, this intimate restaurant blends French and Italian influences, offering a menu full of rich flavours and carefully sourced ingredients.
Diners can choose from their breakfast menu, featuring favourites like eggs royale with smoked salmon, Spanish omelette with onions and potatoes, and shakshuka with poached eggs in a rich tomato sauce. For those looking for something heartier, the à la carte menu is also available, making IL Bistro a perfect spot for a leisurely weekend lunch.
On the list of our favourite lunch spots in town, Petit Pois Brighton French restaurant offers a set menu Monday-Friday from 12 pm – 7 pm that is well worth checking out. Ex-head chef of Riddle and Finns, David Roy, now heads up the kitchen here alongside his wife, Ivana, leading Front of House. French classics with a modern twist is what to expect at Petit Pois. Think market fish with bouillabaisse and pork belly with garlic mash (menu changes daily, these are examples only).
Coppa Club has arrived in Brighton and brings a whole new vibe to town when it comes to all-day-dining. Choose from either the brunch or all-day menu, giving endless choice no matter who you visit with. Swing by for a 1 pm Brighton pancake stack after a busy day has made you skip breakfast, or stay for the long run catching up with a group of friends over a few bottles of wine from their expertly chosen list.
A great option for a Brighton lunch stop.
Plateau is open for a chilled-out lunch from midday seven days a week in the heart of the Lanes. Their focus on natural wines adds a great touch to the occasion, perfectly paired with their modern European small plates. You can relax and enjoy the laid-back atmosphere, complete with their cool vinyl soundtrack. Sample dishes include the elegant hand-cut beef tartare or the lighter sweet red pepper with fava and gremolata. It’s the ideal spot for a sophisticated, yet casual midday break.
Indulge in Dishoom Permit Room’s diverse lunch options—salads, chaat, and flavourful curries, satisfying your cravings day and night. We enjoyed an RB work lunch featuring the Spicy Chicken Puff, Crispy Spinach Chaat, and Cauliflower Moilee curry with a side of fresh naan. For vegans, vegetarians, and meat enthusiasts, there’s a variety to choose from.
Tucked among the cobbled streets of Brighton’s iconic Lanes, Bistro Du Vin offers the perfect lunchtime escape. Step inside and discover a relaxed yet elegant setting where classic French cuisine meets modern British flair. Whether you’re catching up with friends or enjoying a quiet solo lunch, you’ll find seasonal menus, brilliant offers, expertly cooked dishes and an impressive wine list curated by in-house sommeliers. With its warm ambiance and impeccable service, Bistro Du Vin is a hidden gem that transforms an ordinary lunch into something truly memorable.
Mowgli Brighton, located on Dukes Lane in the historic Lanes, offers a vibrant space with twinkling trees and playful swings, setting the stage for the rich, homestyle Indian flavours inspired by founder Nisha Katona’s family recipes from India. Known for its tempting tiffins, Mowgli is perfect for lunch—whether you’re exploring nearby shops, celebrating with friends, or on a break. For an adventurous twist, try the Roulette-style Office Worker’s Tiffin—a surprise-filled option that brings a little extra spice to your day.
With an almost fanatical following, MOSHIMO is a Japanese restaurant seen by many in the city as a Brighton institution. It’s the city’s original conveyor-belt sushi bar serving handmade and sustainable sushi with a hot food menu, perfect for a light Brighton lunch. All fish is the highest grade and sourced as locally as possible so you can be sure you are doing your bit for sustainability.
Lunch in The North Laine area
North Laine offers some of the best value and most varied lunch options in Brighton, from authentic Neapolitan pizza to refined tasting menus, Spanish tapas to Middle Eastern street food. The area’s independent, creative spirit runs through its lunch scene just as much as its shops, making it a natural destination for anyone wanting to combine a midday meal with an afternoon of browsing.
Open from midday daily, Al Duomo serves freshly made authentic Italian food. It’s a perfect spot to stop for a quick, or leisurely, lunch. In the summer months enjoy dining alfresco with their suntrap terrace and views into the Pavillion Gardens. Seafood is something of a speciality for Al Duomo, using locally and freshly landed catches. Finish your meal off with some of their delicious gelato, which is also made in-house.
What better way to enjoy the exquisite contemporary tasting menu at Furna restaurant Brighton than over a long, leisurely lunch, with great wine from the outstanding cellar. Using nothing but the finest seasonal ingredients, chef-patron Dave Mothersill’s cooking is inspired by his childhood memories, family and travels. The ever changing menu exemplifies the best of modern British cuisine meaning lunch at Furna is sure to be unforgettable.
Situated just on Trafalgar Street in the North Laine is the relaxed, chic, Mange Tout Bistro. Driven by a desire to use local and fresh ingredients with real cooking and authentic taste, you can expect a varying menu replenished daily on their ceiling-high blackboard, as well as a stable of brunch and small plates served until 3 pm. If you haven’t got to rush back to the office this is a great spot for some people watching with their outdoor seating area and a fine selection of low intervention organic wines.
Lunch like the Italian, with delicious small plates, quality drinks and impeccable hospitality. Tutto Brighton offers a little slice of Italy in the heart of our city and knowing the ‘art of Italian dining’ this is something you’re going to want a slice of! Set in a 1930’s banking building, with chic and classic interiors, Tutto’s appearance matches its elevated offering. You can enjoy a selection of small plates or let the chef decide for you by opting for the ‘taste of Tutto’ set menu. There’s alfresco dining available at both the front and the back of the restaurant and a wine list that’s well worth returning for.
Lunch at Fatto a Mano in North Laine is a fantastic idea. Located close to Kensington Gardens, it offers a buzzy atmosphere perfect for enjoying a meal and watching the world go by. The venue features a vibrant street-side terrace and a welcoming interior where you can savour their delicious Neapolitan-style pizzas. Whether you’re looking for a quick bite or a leisurely lunch, the fresh, high-quality ingredients and friendly service make it an ideal spot to relax and enjoy the lively surroundings of North Laine.
Lavash restaurant in central Brighton is perfectly located for lunch while out and about in town. It’s an independent family owned restaurant serving superb quality Middle Eastern street food. You can grab and go, or stay in and dine with a menu of freshly prepared delicious favourites such as falafel and hummus wrap, grilled halloumi and tzatziki, lamb kofta shish, chicken shawarma and many more. Everything is prepared fresh, to order and using quality ingredients for authentic flavour. They’re also available for delivery on UberEats if your kebab craving and workload are at odds with one another.
Tinto Taperia is open every day for you to enjoy a lunch of exquisite Spanish cuisine. Enjoy Brighton tapas, paella made to order and stunning seasonal specials. Located in the heart of Brighton’s North Laine and next door to The Theatre Royal, this charming, contemporary restaurant offers a lively lunchtime setting. Should you wish to indulge in Spanish liquors and wines with your lunch then you’re in the right place to do so.
Kemptown & Hanover
Kemptown and Hanover have a lunch scene built on genuine neighbourhood character, with family-run cafés, Mediterranean kitchens and independent bakeries that draw a loyal local crowd rather than passing tourist trade. This part of Brighton rewards those willing to venture slightly off the main visitor trail with some of the most consistently excellent and good value lunches in the city.
 Table serves a vibrant and varied lunch menu, blending Mediterranean flavours with easygoing café comfort. Guests can enjoy wholesome salads, mezze-style sharing plates, grilled dishes and nourishing vegetarian options, all prepared with fresh ingredients and plenty of heart. The bright interior and friendly team create a relaxed midday escape, ideal for catch-ups, working lunches or leisurely afternoons. Their excellent house coffee and homemade cakes make it hard to leave. A lovely spot for lunch in Brighton.
Find Nanima Asian Kitchen and Cafe in Kemptown Village, serving the freshest, most delicious lunches daily. The family team behind this delightfully personable cafe take pride in the nutritious and flavourful pan-Asian dishes that they serve – and rightly so. The daily changing menu is served canteen style, which means you build your perfect lunch, adding sides and sauces as you go. There are always meat-based and vegetarian mains along with rice and noodles to choose from. Arrive early enough and you’ll get to enjoy their Asian inspired sandwiches – but hurry because once they’re they’re gone.
MEO Brighton serves up lunch that hits the spot. Fresh, generous, and brimming with flavour. Tuck into Mediterranean-inspired sandwiches, colourful Buddha bowls, or perfectly stacked pancakes. Lighter bites like salads and wraps keep things fresh, while heartier options bring comfort and satisfaction. Perfect for catching up with friends, a workday treat, or a leisurely afternoon, MEO’s lunch menu is all about good food, friendly service, and a relaxed Brighton charm that makes you want to linger.
Looking for a lunch that’s a little different? Head to The Velvet Crab Brighton. This lively Kemptown restaurant serves seafood feasts, chargrilled oysters, fresh shellfish and cocktails in a relaxed setting just moments from the seafront. Whether you’re catching up with friends, escaping the office for an indulgent lunch or making an afternoon of it, expect bold flavours and plenty of atmosphere.
A local favourite for lunch, The Open Bakery Brighton serves up fresh, handmade focaccia sandwiches, savoury tarts, seasonal soups and quiches – all crafted with the same care as their award-winning breads and pastries. Visit their bustling flagship café in Kemptown for the biggest selection including gorgeous sweet treats. Or with the same excellent quality but simpler choice seek out their cosy outpost in Queen’s Park, it’s the perfect parkside spot to pause for a flavour-packed lunch or grab something delicious to go. There are small seating areas in both locations to soak up the vibes. Welcoming, independent and proudly local, Open Bakery brings a whole host of irresistible choice for the best lunch.
Find Nanima Asian Kitchen and Cafe in Kemptown Village, serving the freshest, most delicious lunches daily. The family team behind this delightfully personable cafe take pride in the nutritious and flavourful pan-Asian dishes that they serve – and rightly so. The daily changing menu is served canteen style, which means you build your perfect lunch, adding sides and sauces as you go. There are always meat-based and vegetarian mains along with rice and noodles to choose from. Arrive early enough and you’ll get to enjoy their Asian inspired sandwiches – but hurry because once they’re they’re gone.
On Circus Street’s Market Square, Kernel Canteen serves Fine Food Fast for Brighton’s lunchtime crowd, swapping processed shortcuts for fresh, whole ingredients. Their ever changing GLO bowls bring globally inspired flavours to the table, while hearty dal and customisable hash bowls with ghee fried potatoes and chilli corn fritters keep things interesting. In house dips like hummus and borani arrive with authentic Mamoosh pittas, and grab and go deli pots cover everything from granola yogurt to fresh side salads, all built on trusted local provenance and genuine sustainability.
Pizza for lunch? Why not, it’s fast, filling and at Purezza it’s 100% vegan. Purezza has been on its spot on St James’ Street since 2015 as the UK’s first entirely vegan pizzeria. Their secret recipe for plant-based mozzarella and authentic sourdough bases have earned them numerous national and local awards. For weekday lunchtimes they offer a slightly smaller pizza and a paired back menu of five options at just £5 each. A quick and efficient Brighton lunch.
Starfish & Coffee is located right next to the beautiful Queens Park in Brighton and specialises in brunch, pastries, homemade cakes and excellent tea & coffee. At Starfish & Coffee, they ensure all ingredients used are of the highest quality and at their peak of freshness. From pancakes with bacon & maple syrup to a luxurious eggs Benedict or a big slice of fresh homemade cake.
This is a multiple award winning venue close to Hanover in Brighton.
Forget traditional lunch, how about breakfast food all day? Mac’s Cafe in Kemptown is a family run cafe that specialises in all things breakfast and the kitchen is open til 2:30 daily. Choose from a large selection of classic breakfast dishes like the Full English, Bubble & Squeak, Omelettes, Egg & Chips and more. If you want a sandwich and toastie, they are made fresh to order. Also keep an eye out for their tasty specials. Mac’s Cafe also has a large secluded garden which is rare in this part of town, so if you’re looking for a tasty, great value Al Fresco lunch then get down to Mac’s.
Discover the unforgettable lunch experience at Dilsk, the pioneering Brighton restaurant that champions sustainable ethics and progressive cooking practices. Located in Drakes Hotel, Dilsk offers a relaxed fine dining atmosphere with impeccable attention to detail and masterful culinary flair. The five-course tasting menu is available for £55, while the full 10-course menu costs £95, with both options showcasing seasonal ingredients from Sussex. Immerse yourself in the gastronomic adventure and complement your meal with the tantalising cocktail menu, wine flights, or exceptional alcohol-free range. Come hungry and allow Dilsk to guide you through their outstanding dishes.
Seven Dials / Brighton station area
Lunch around Seven Dials and the Brighton station area has a relaxed, neighbourhood feel, with Brighton pubs and cafés that serve the local community as much as visitors passing through. This is a good area to know if you are arriving by train and want a quality lunch without venturing far from the station.
The Canopy is a relaxed choice for lunch in Brighton, offering generous, comfort-led dishes in an easygoing neighbourhood setting. From midday, the menu expands beyond brunch into satisfying plates like fried chicken sandwiches, croque madame, seasonal risottos and beautifully cooked fish. Ideal for weekday lunches, casual meetings or a long catch-up with friends, it’s a place where good food, friendly service and a calm atmosphere come together effortlessly.
Celebrate the essence of pub culture at The Chimney House, where tradition meets innovation in every dish. Nestled in their inviting neighbourhood, Seven Dials, it’s the perfect spot for weekend family lunches or relaxed midweek bites. Sundays shine with classic roasts alongside modern pub favourites, like the Roasted Chicken Supreme or Beer Battered Haddock and chips, all crafted with locally sourced ingredients. And don’t miss their irresistible desserts, guaranteed to leave you craving more. Experience the ultimate in pub dining at The Chimney House.
Serving up lunch and dinner in the thriving heart of Seven Dials is the talented team of Space and Thyme at The Good Companions. The kitchen is open from noon until 9.30 pm Monday to Saturday (changing to an evening menu at 5.00 pm) and roasts on Sunday. This spacious pub, restaurant and garden offers a range from light bites and sandwiches to full classics with a 2 for 1 offer on burgers Monday to Wednesday lunchtime and a good selection of vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free and options.
London Road / North Brighton
The London Road and North Brighton area is one of the best value parts of the city for lunch, with independent cafés, bakeries and pubs offering excellent quality without city centre prices. This area also has some of the strongest plant-based lunch options in Brighton, making it well worth the short walk north from the city centre.
Lunch at Fatto a Mano Preston Circus is a great idea and offers excellent value for money. Located on London Road, it boasts a buzzy atmosphere perfect for enjoying a meal while watching the world go by. The venue features a lively street-side terrace and a welcoming interior, ideal for both quick bites and leisurely lunches. Renowned for their delicious Neapolitan-style pizzas made with fresh ingredients, Fatto a Mano is also family-friendly, providing high chairs and a kids’ menu. It’s the perfect spot for a satisfying, affordable, and relaxed dining experience.
A friendly café on York Place, a stone’s throw from London Road. Great for breakfast, brunch and lunch, providing a huge range of dishes including a wide ‘free from’ range. Their coffee is amazing and to go with it they always have a tempting range of homemade cakes. If you just want a quick bite in your lunch hour or a relaxed, leisurely lunch with friends Moksha is a great choice.
Jacob’s Bakery serves lunch with real heart, from scratch-made savoury bakes to vibrant seasonal salads and artisan sandwiches. Every item is crafted in-house using the best local and organic ingredients, with plenty of options to suit different diets and tastes. The lunch menu reflects the bakery’s core values: quality, creativity, and community. Whether you’re dining in or grabbing something to-go, Jacob’s is the perfect place to enjoy thoughtful, feel-good food made fresh daily in a warm, welcoming setting.
Tucked away in the heart of Brighton, Bonsai Plant Kitchen is a vibrant spot for a flavour-packed lunch. From their Ramen Club (available Tuesday to Thursday, 12pm–2pm) featuring handmade noodles in a miso sesame broth, to their Lunch Set offering grilled skewers, rice bowls, and banh mi, there’s something to satisfy every craving. Perfect for a quick bite or a leisurely lunch, Bonsai brings creative, plant-based Asian-inspired dishes to the table with flair.
Close to London Road, the award-winning pub, The Roundhill, is a lovely lunch spot. Take a seat in their light and spacious pub, or if the weather permits, enjoy a seat outside on their terrace. From healthy Buddha Bowls to indulgent burgers, or for a light bite, take your pick from a small plate or two. If it’s Sunday lunch you’re looking for, you’re in the right place – they do it, and they do it well! So whether you’re out with the dog or looking for a leisurely lunch, The Roundhill is always a solid choice.
Carlito Burrito is as authentic as you can get. The food, the vibrant décor and the warm and lively atmosphere. Big on quality, authenticity and freshness, their tacos are homemade every day, the chilli’s imported from Mexico and quality Sussex produce. If you like the variety and the act of sharing, the tapas are the way to go. With a classic Margherita and Churros to finish, what more could you want.
Curio Cafe Bar does a sandwich well. These bundles of joy are made fresh to order and have some epic fillings. Choose the famous Salt Beef and Pickles, or a Garlic Roast Chicken with, lovage aioli, soft herb salad. Special subs and sandwiches rotate on the menu and their Grilled Cheese options are difficult to resist. Most of the breads can be gluten free if requested and there are vegan offers too. Lunch in this relaxed neighbourhood cafe may have you swapping your latte for a glass of wine – and you’re more than welcome to.
Hove
Hove offers a calmer, more residential take on lunch in Brighton and Hove, with venues spread across Church Road, the seafront and the streets in between. Hove’s lunch scene rewards those who want a slightly slower pace, with strong options for both a relaxed midday meal and a quick, high quality bite.
When it comes to lunch, Cin Cin in Hove is an excellent place to visit. This award-winning neighbourhood restaurant boasts modern interiors and open bar seating – perfect for a work lunch or a leisurely meal. Their menu changes monthly with the seasons, so you can expect something new with each visit. The lunch menu is served from Thursday to Saturday, 12-3pm, and offers a two or three-course set menu. We are excited about trying the Taglierini with shellfish sauce, tomato, and preserved lemon, followed by the Honeycomb ice cream affogato for our next lunch!
Looking for a relaxed lunch in Hove? The Westbourne offers comforting pub classics in a welcoming neighbourhood setting. From burgers and loaded fries to flavour-packed small plates like salt and pepper squid and sriracha cauliflower bites, the menu is perfect for casual daytime dining. Pair your lunch with something from the rotating craft beer selection or a glass of wine, and settle in for an easy-going meal that captures the charm of a proper modern pub.
Carne in Hove makes lunch a stylish yet satisfying affair. The menu features vibrant starters such as fennel with burrata and orange, or steak tartare with confit egg yolk, alongside charcuterie boards and house-made nibbles. Mains range from coffee-braised short rib and pork chop with apple to roast chicken with lemon and garlic. Guests can finish with indulgent desserts like banana toffee cheesecake or peanut butter parfait. With a terrace, hidden heated garden and relaxed service, Carne perfects the Hove lunch.
The lunch offering at Maré provides a highly accessible way to experience Brighton and Hove’s only Michelin-starred restaurant. Guests can enjoy precise, seasonal cooking crafted around British and Sussex coast produce without the full commitment of the evening tasting menu. The kitchen serves lunch from 12:00 to 14:00, Thursday to Saturday, featuring an elegant multi-course set menu. On Sundays, service extends from 12:00 to 15:00, offering the perfect opportunity for a relaxed, sophisticated weekend gathering in Hove.
Set aside two to three hours for nine-course lunchtime dining at etch. Or dip your toes in with the “Introduction to etch.” four-course tasting menu. Dining here offers an unparalleled experience to others in the city and is a culinary journey of excellence that simply can’t be rushed. Expect the best at etch, over the four or nine courses of innovative tasting plates that will take you to new culinary heights. The restaurant is stylish, sophisticated yet unpretentious with service that is fit for a king.
Fourth and Church offer a set lunch sharing menu which offers excellent value for money. It runs every day from Wednesday to Saturday with five-course at just £20 per person. Their style is classic and ingredient-led, fusing traditional and modern cooking techniques to elevate the quality of produce. Natural, low-yield and organic wines are a speciality of theirs, making lunch here one best coupled with a glass of something special.
For a lunch that’s worth venturing over the Brighton border from head to Baked in Hove. The inviting, family-friendly, neighbourhood cafe is enviably set on the sunny side of the street, on a south-facing corner of Church Road, Hove. Whether it’s a lite lunch with a locally roasted Trading Post coffee you’re after or a leisurely cocktail accompanied luncheon with friends, Baked provides both. Being just a short stroll from the idyllic Hove coastline, the cafe provides the perfect setting for resting after a seaside stroll.
One of our favourites is the Hove Place Bistro pub and Gardens. Their great big heated gardens are as great as ever. Perfect for enjoying lunch with a drink in the sun, either choose from their modern pub menu, opt for a freshly made focaccia roll, or share a Deli Board which celebrates local produce. The Sunday roasts are extremely popular so be sure to book in advance. A good venue all year round, but particularly when the weather is nice enough to enjoy lunch in the garden.
Open from 11am daily and serving food from noon, Paris Wine Bar in Hove is a popular spot among locals for its modern British tapas menu and an extensive list of quality wines. The atmosphere throughout the bar is cosy and conducive to sticking around for the long haul, grazing your way through both the wine and food menus. At the back of the bar is a large garden area that’s shielded from the elements and the hustle and bustle of Church Road.
Lunch at Fatto a Mano Hove is a great idea and offers excellent value for money. Located on Church Road, this spacious venue features a sunny south-facing alfresco area, perfect for enjoying a meal while watching the world go by. The restaurant is known for its delicious Neapolitan-style pizzas made with fresh, high-quality ingredients. Fatto a Mano Hove is also family-friendly, offering high chairs and a kids’ menu, making it an ideal spot for a relaxed, affordable lunch with loved ones. The welcoming atmosphere and delightful food make it a must-visit.
Wild Flor cater for lunchtime diners that seek relaxed elegance at a great value. They have curated a set menu that mirrors the sophisticated setting. With it being situated on the Church Road, it’s easily accessible and invites its guests to fully relax whilst they dine, so whether you’re on a sit down and dine lunch break or refuelling from a Saturday city shopping trip you’ll be sure to leave feeling all the benefits of their first class hospitality.
Perfect for lunch, the menu at Nostos is set up in sections – Starters, salads, sides, spreads and mains. Choose a few salads for a late summer lunch with friends, or some starters to share along with some spreads at a working lunch with colleagues. Due to the nature of Greek cuisine, dining at Nostos is also a very healthy option as the menu here is very vegetable led, perfect for those mid-week guilt-free meal times.
By midday, Rockwater hums with the easy rhythm of Hove life. It’s the perfect spot for lunch meetings, seaside stroll pitstops or lazy afternoons spent gazing at the stunning view. The atmosphere is relaxed but with a touch of polish – a place to unwind, refuel and feel at home all at once.
The Bar and Kitchen menu blends comfort with coastal flair. Favourites include the Fish Pie with parmesan crumb, classic haddock and fries, and hearty Sausages with Colcannon. Lighter options like Mussels Marinière, Seared Tuna or a crisp salad keep things fresh. The Pub offers classic pub grub favourites including Pizza, Pies and Sausage Rolls. The Roof Terrace boasts a light and exquisite seafood menu (vegetarian options too). Together it makes a top spot for lunch in the city.
The Urchin craft beer and shellfish pub is a wholly unique concept. Entirely dedicated to shellfish, matched with a range of over 100 craft beers the Urchin is something Brighton has never seen before. Seats 30 covers in the restaurant, the menu predominantly features prawns, lobster, crab and scallops.
Whether you’re seeking a casual and well-priced weekend lunch spot to catch up with friends or a weekday meeting venue, Wabi Sabi restaurant in Hove has got you covered. From 12pm – 3pm daily (apart from Monday), they serve their lunch bento boxes tailored to satisfy your lunchtime cravings. These bento boxes offer a light and satisfying lunch, featuring a combination of rice, salad, and miso soup. To suit different dietary preferences, Wabi Sabi offers a choice between chicken, fish, or a vegan option, making sure there’s something to please everyone. So, whether you’re in the mood for a leisurely lunch or the perfect lunch break spot, Wabi Sabi’s lunch bento boxes are an excellent idea.
The Farm Tavern in Hove serves delicious Eastern European small plates which served Thursday through to Saturdays. These are the perfect accompaniment to your drinks and to share with friends. We love the sound of the Pierogi Dumplings or the Duck Breast with Sour Cherry Sauce. Or of course, if it’s a Sunday lunch you’re after then you’ll want to read about theirs here.
Bayon Bakery offers a delightful lunch experience in Hove, focusing on quick bites and takeaway options. With a menu featuring freshly made baguette sandwiches and a twist on classic pastries, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Perfect for locals and visitors alike, Bayon Bakery is a community-led spot where you can grab a delicious sausage roll or a buttery croissant, all made with care.
Pair your lunch with a hand-selected coffee from Pelicano and take a moment to daydream in this inviting space.
When you’re in the mood for a grazing lunch as a means to catch up with friends, there are few better options than a cheese and charcuterie board paired with some quality wine. Cases Curds and Whey on Western Road is the coming together of two city juggernauts; The Great British Charcuterie and L’Atelier du Vin. Mingling together for your delight, here you’ll find the very finest artisan cheese and meats from small British producers using traditional preserving methods and a fine wine selection spanning all budgets and occasions. This is simple lunch, done exceptionally.
Lunch at The Greenhouse in Hove is relaxed, satisfying and full of flavour. The menu brings together fresh, simple plates with more indulgent options, making it easy to suit any mood. Highlights include the Reuben sandwich, stacked with tender salt beef, tangy sauerkraut and melted cheese, alongside lighter dishes that work just as well for a quick stop. Swedish baked goods from Fika are available throughout the day, adding a sweet touch. With its bright space and sunny Hove terrace, it’s an ideal spot to settle in and enjoy a laid-back lunch.
Sussex
Sussex offers some genuinely excellent options for those willing to venture beyond Brighton and Hove for lunch, from picturesque Sussex village pubs with walks, to destination dining rooms with South Downs views. Whether you are exploring the countryside, breaking up a longer journey or simply fancy a change of scenery, the best places to lunch in Sussex reward the short drive with quality, setting and a real sense of place that complements everything Brighton and Hove have to offer.
Artelium Wine Estate offers a beautifully relaxed Sussex countryside setting for long, unhurried lunches. Open Friday and Saturday for seasonal, produce-led daytime dining and every Sunday for a classic roast, lunch is served 12–3pm. The menu celebrates Sussex ingredients, including vegetables grown on the estate, with elegant, flavour-first dishes, hand-rolled pasta, fresh fish and vibrant garden plates, all paired with Artelium’s award-winning wines. Enjoy on the vine-lined terrace or in the warm, stylish dining room for a true countryside escape.
Village Pizza Kitchen in Hurstpierpoint, is a go-to for award-winning dining. Open for lunch and dinner (closed Sundays and Mondays), it’s a welcoming spot for relaxed, high-quality Italian food. Their lunchtime set menu runs Tuesday to Friday, offering two courses for £15 or three for £19. The menu features an impressive range of dishes, from expertly crafted pizzas and fresh pasta to vibrant salads and indulgent desserts, all made with care and a focus on flavour.
The Eight Bells Jevington, an award-winning Sussex pub, radiates charm in both its cosy furnishings and welcoming staff. From pub classics like Pies of the Week, and Fish and Chips to indulgent dishes like Beef Wellington for Two, and Wild Mushroom ‘Steak,’ every meal is a real treat. Whether you’re catching up over a leisurely lunch, enjoying a family gathering, or celebrating a special occasion, you’ll be in good hands at The Eight Bells.
CrabShack, in Worthing, is a family owned and run seafood restaurant and beach bar with a large terrace overlooking the sea. The shack is a great pitstop for lunch as it’s warm and welcoming, with a variety of fishy dishes to suit your hunger on the day. The restaurant serves lunch Tuesday to Sunday with the last booking being at 3pm, before they prep for dinner service. Summer is busy most of the time so do book ahead.
Terra offers a diverse dining experience, whether it’s a three-course lunch or a light bite. Their menu proudly champions local suppliers, featuring the freshest ingredients curated by Head Chef Chris Hilton. Indulge in tantalising starters like their Twice Cooked Baked Souffle (seriously delicious!), followed by mains such as Roasted Cauliflower Satay or Trio of South Downs Lamb. For those seeking lighter options, salads, sharers, and boards are available—imagine enjoying a Sussex Sharing Platter on their pergola with the majestic South Downs as your backdrop.
Book lunch at Le Flamant to enjoy the perfect blend of relaxed and refined dining. In the welcoming space, savour French-inspired small plates like courgette with creamy burrata, whipped cod’s roe with radish, or crispy pressed potato with aioli. The menu changes regularly, paired beautifully with wines handpicked by Butler’s Wine Cellar. Whether for a leisurely meal or a quick bite, Le Flamant is Lindfield’s go-to spot – fresh, flavourful, and more than a little bit special.
Enjoy a delightful lunch at River Cafe & Bistro in Shoreham-by-Sea, offering picturesque views of the River Adur. The varied lunch menu features fresh, locally sourced ingredients, with options like the homemade quiche, light hummus and falafel, and vibrant salads. Sandwiches from their delio are also available. With its relaxed atmosphere and delicious dishes, it’s the perfect spot for a midday meal with kids specials available too.
Lunch at Dill in Lewes works for all kinds of occasions, whether it’s a catch-up with friends, a celebratory treat, or a relaxed work lunch. The menu is short, sharp, and focused, so you can arrive, settle in, and know you’re in for something good. The ox tongue crumpet is the dish everyone talks about, and once you’ve tried it, you’ll see why. Pair it with a glass of natural wine or a local beer, and an ordinary afternoon quickly feels a bit more special.
Just fifteen minutes outside of Brighton in the picturesque village of Hurstpierpoint, The New Inn is a gastropub with a wonderful menu of modern and classic lunches, a major feature of which is their use of local Trenchmore beef and a Josper grill, largely regarded as the best grill in the industry. Beer and wines are also a celebration of things local with wines from Albourne Estate just a short distance up the road. The menu features weekly specials including a weekly vegan special.
Head to Hurstpierpoint, explore the countryside, peruse the many treasure troves along the chocolate box highstreet and check in to Morleys Bistro for lunch. A sophisticated and stylish countryside restaurant that serves a menu of French inspired dishes, offers a superb wine list and cocktails that you’d swap out dessert for.
North of Hurstpierpoint you’ll find a charming pub called the Sportsman. Known for its warm, hospitable service, exceptional food offering and bountiful selection of cask ales. The food served here is of an exceptional standard, by using locally sourced and seasonal ingredients they’ve ensured that the menu of gastropub favourites is of the highest quality.
Types of Lunch in Brighton: A Guide for Every Occasion
Brighton’s lunch scene covers a huge amount of ground, and knowing what kind of midday meal you are after makes finding the right venue much easier.
Best Quick and Value Lunch in Brighton
For a fast, affordable lunch in Brighton, Purezza on St James’s Street offers a weekday lunch menu of vegan pizzas from just £5 each. Lavash in central Brighton serves excellent grab and go Middle Eastern street food including falafel wraps and chicken shawarma. Jacob’s Bakery and Open Bakery both offer scratch-made sandwiches, savoury tarts and seasonal soups that make for an excellent quick lunch on the move. Carlito Burrito delivers authentic, homemade Mexican street food at a genuinely good price point.
Best Business Lunch in Brighton
For a lunch that means business, The North Star opposite the Royal Pavilion offers a stylish, relaxed setting ideal for meetings, with an elevated pub menu and a stunning terrace. English’s of Brighton provides a refined dining room and excellent value set lunch menu that has long been a favourite for client meetings. Tutto, set in a 1930s banking building in the Lanes, combines elevated Italian small plates with the kind of chic interior that suits an important lunch. Furna offers a contemporary tasting menu and an outstanding wine cellar for those wanting to truly impress.
Best Family Lunch in Brighton
Brighton is a wonderfully child-friendly city for lunch. Shaanxi on Preston Street is a brilliant family-friendly choice, with hand-pulled noodles and homemade Chinese burgers that children love watching being made. Wood X Coal at Sea Lanes is fully family-friendly with a dedicated kids menu and a relaxed coastal setting. Fatto A Mano on London Road offers high chairs, a kids menu and excellent Neapolitan pizza that rarely disappoints younger diners. The Big Bowl on Preston Street is a flexible, family-run option with vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free choices for the whole table.
Best Vegan and Vegetarian Lunch in Brighton
Brighton remains one of the most vegan-friendly cities in the UK for lunch. Terre à Terre in the Lanes has been redefining vegetarian dining for decades and was named one of the world’s top restaurants for vegans by the Financial Times. Bonsai Plant Kitchen near London Road offers a Ramen Club and a creative plant-based Asian-inspired lunch set menu. Purezza remains the UK’s first entirely vegan pizzeria, with a paired back, excellent value lunch offering. The Roundhill near London Road serves a fully plant-based pub menu alongside its award-winning credentials.
Best Leisurely Lunch in Brighton
For a long, unhurried lunch in Brighton, Burnt Orange in the Lanes has won Best Restaurant in Brighton multiple times and is built for exactly this kind of afternoon. Plateau offers natural wines, modern European small plates and a laid-back vinyl soundtrack that encourages you to stay. Lost in the Lanes and Bohemia both deliver the relaxed, well-paced lunch experience that the Lanes do so well. Cyan at The Grand offers a genuinely decadent, seasonal all-day dining menu within one of Brighton’s most iconic hotels.
Best Lunch with a View in Brighton
For a lunch with a genuine sea view, The Regency Restaurant sits opposite the i360 with south-facing sun terraces. Roedean Café at Brighton Marina offers comfort food classics with unbeatable coastal views and no need to book. Wood X Coal at Sea Lanes and Shelter Hall both deliver genuine seafront dining with panoramic views as standard.
Places to Lunch in Brighton by Area: The Full Picture
Mapping the very best places to lunch in Brighton across the whole city reveals just how much variety is on offer within a relatively compact geography.
The seafront delivers everything from grand hotel dining to relaxed beachfront cafés, all sharing that unmistakable sea air. The Lanes remain the single most concentrated and varied area for lunch in the city, spanning every cuisine and budget within a small, walkable maze of streets. North Laine brings independent spirit and consistently strong value to the table. Kemptown and Hanover reward those who venture slightly further east with genuine neighbourhood character. Seven Dials and the area around Brighton station offer a relaxed, local pace, while London Road and North Brighton remain some of the best value places to lunch in the entire city. Hove rounds things out with a calmer, more residential lunch scene that is well worth the short journey west.
Wherever in Brighton and Hove you find yourself at midday, this guide should help you find exactly the right place to eat. Places to lunch in Brighton genuinely cover every taste, every budget and every occasion, and that variety is one of the very best things about eating in this city.
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There are dozens of great places to lunch in Brighton and Hove, from cosy Brighton cafés and seafront restaurants to modern eateries in Brighton’s historic Lanes. Whether you want a quick bite or a leisurely meal, Brighton lunch spots offer everything from fresh seafood to vegan small plates.
The Lanes are one of the most popular areas for lunch in Brighton. Tucked among the narrow streets you’ll find independent Brighton cafés, stylish bistros and outdoor tables that are perfect for people-watching while you enjoy your meal.
A pub lunch in Brighton is always a good choice, with many pubs serving classic dishes such as fish and chips, hearty Brighton burgers and daily specials. Some pubs also serve BRAVO award-winning roasts and seasonal menus, making them ideal for a relaxed lunchtime. You can see pub lunch deals on our special offers page for Brighton, Hove and Sussex.
Yes. Hove has plenty of great lunch options, from beachside cafés with sea views to smart fine dining restaurants offering seasonal menus. Lunch in Hove tends to be a little more laid-back, perfect if you’re looking for a quieter spot away from central Brighton with plenty of hidden gardens and alfresco areas.
Definitely. Many Brighton lunch spots welcome children, offering dedicated kids’ menus and relaxed atmospheres. From Brighton beach cafés with space for little ones to restaurants that cater for all dietary needs, there are plenty of places to enjoy lunch with the kids in Brighton.
Yes. Brighton is home to several award-winning restaurants and pubs recognised for their creative menus and quality produce. Whether you’re looking for fine dining at lunchtime or just the best lunch Brighton has to offer, you’ll find a wide choice of highly rated venues.
Many restaurants and pubs offer lunch deals in Brighton during the week, from set menus to small plate offers. These are a great way to try some of the city’s best food at great value.
Brighton has plenty of cafés and restaurants with outdoor seating that are perfect for soaking up the city’s atmosphere. Popular people-watching spots include the Lanes, the Pavilion Gardens next to The Royal Pavilion, and Brighton seafront, where you can enjoy lunch while watching the world go by.
Kindling is voted the best lunch in Brighton and Hove in this year’s BRAVO Awards.
