The Coal Shed Brighton
Tucked away down a little side street in the heart of Brighton’s Lanes sits one of Brighton’s leading steak and seafood venues. Boyce Street like many of the smaller Lanes boasts a two minutes walking distance to the seafront, quirky old boy watering holes and is a 15-minute walk from Brighton Station .
Light my fire
The Coal Shed have adopted a concept that is unique to them, in that all their dishes are cooked to perfection using only charcoal . They had their charcoal Josper oven imported from Spain especially and it can reach a staggering 500 degrees celsius . With that in mind, we think it’s fair to say that The Coal Shed is easily one of the hottest spots in the city!
Surf and Turf
If the thought of a 500g cut of a 35-day dry-aged roast beef causes your mouth to salivate with lust, then this is the joint for you . The Coal Shed specialises in high-grade cuts of the finest meats and fish. What’s more, they source all their ingredients as ethically and locally as possible. Expect to see a daily rotation on the Catch of The Day, that has been brought in directly from the fishing boats of Brighton & Newhaven .
In the evening’s you’ll have the option of either dining from either their exquisite A la Carte or the Set Menu. If you’re there for a lunchtime experience you’ll be able to indulge in their Lunch Set Menu.
Although pinning themself primarily as a meat and fish specialist eatery, they have paid special attention to their veggie offerings too . They make sure that those living the plant-based life are well fed, with equal quality and balanced deliciousness . Expect the likes of Winter Tomato Salad Smoked Aubergine, Bronze Fennel and Spiced Roast Cauliflower 16 Chickpeas, Wilted Spinach to grace the veggie section of the menu .
They haven’t forgotten about the young ones. With options like Grilled fish, mash and peas or Mac ‘n’ Cheese, seasonal greens on the menu there should only be full bellies before bedtime !
Tipple time?
The beverages are a big deal at The Coal Shed. They offer a plethora of the classic favourite cocktails with a dusting of their signature uniqueness . Take their Old Fashioned which is titled ‘Fig Old Fashioned’ and is made up of; 9.5 Bourbon, Ginger Syrup, Fig Liqueur.
Their wine list is up there with the cities best and offers a staggering 50+ bottles of red 24+ whites from all over the globe . They offer a B.Y.O exclusively on Mondays where the corkage is only £5 per bottle.
Sunday Lunch with a difference
Head to the Coal Shed on a Sunday and you’ll be able to choose from their A La Carte or Sharing Sunday roast menu, which is available from 12 – 6 pm . Its the 500g Black Aberdeen Angus, 35-day dry-aged roast sirloin of Beef that takes the Sunday spotlight at The Coal Shed .
A peachy Sunday offer for the families is that Kids will get to eat for free before 7 pm!
Private Dining at The Coal Shed Brighton
For those special occasions and celebrations, the Coal Shed offers three fantastic dining options for you and your party . Groups of up to 14 sitting guest you can enjoy the ‘The Chef’s Library’. Which is softly lit by rustic candles, and in a true library aesthetic, they display vintage books and kitchenalia .
For a party of up to 46 guests, you may want to consider hiring The Mezzanine out. Or if you’re going all out you can hire the entire venue out for a party of up to 100.
