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Brighton Restaurants

There are over 400 eateries in Brighton, so to help narrow it down for you, we've picked out a few that come highly recommended and will help you get the most out of your stay in Brighton.

Alfresco

On the beach by the West Pier, Alfresco is the perfect place to soak up the holiday atmosphere of the Brighton Riviera, with unrivalled views of the sea all year round.

Alfresco
The Milkmaid Pavilion, Kings Road Arches, Brighton, BN1 2LN
Tel: 01273 206523
www.alfresco-brighton.co.uk/

Al Duomo

Restaurant, Bar and Cafe next door to the Royal Pavilion. With cool contemporary Italian decor, exposed brick, sleek leather sofas and a large reception bar area with a capacity of 300. Tempting Italian dishes with a Neapolitan bias, a selection of fresh fish and set menus.

Al Duomo
7 Pavilion Buildings, Brighton, BN1 1EE
Tel: 01273 326741
www.alduomo.co.uk/

Al Forno

Brighton's original wood-fired Neapolitan Pizzeria, very popular, plenty of vegetarian dishes. Set menus. Al fresco dining in the summer. Two private rooms available, for birthdays, anniversaries, hen nights, leaving parties. Please book in advance to avoid disappointment.

Al Forno
36 East Street, Brighton, BN1 1HL
Tel: 01273 324905
www.alforno.co.uk/

Bar 106

Within a fresh, welcoming and relaxed atmosphere, Bar 106 offers simple continental style food, prepared with fresh high quality locally sourced ingredients. Sea facing terrace.

Bar 106
106-121 Kings Road, Brighton, BN1 2FU
Tel: 01273 715069
www.106brasserie.com/

Brighton Rocks

One of Kemptown's best kept secrets, Brighton Rocks has become a firm favourite for those in the know. Since opening two years ago it has become know for great cocktails, it's infamous Sunday lunch and during the week,a whole new concept in dining - Gourmet Grazing, a global tapas menu that accommodates all appetites and tastes.

The wine list incorporates old and new world wines that cater to all palates and the cocktails are executed by well trained staff. The location is great - a quiet mews off the seafront with a secluded sunny terrace that is heated for the colder months.

There is also a Brighton Rocks membership that allows customers to accrue points for pounds spent and entitles members to discounts and offers throughout the year.

Brighton Rocks
6 Rock Place, Brighton, BN2 1PF
Tel: 01273 601139
www.brighton-rocks.com/

Browns Restaurant & Bar

An expertly selected blend of classic and modern dishes combine with a bustling, relaxed and friendly atmosphere to make Browns restaurant and bar an ideal location for all occasions.

Browns on Duke Street in Brighton opened its doors in 1973, with the simple belief that classic food, well delivered in a stylish environment would be a recipe for success - a belief that remains unchanged.

Browns Restaurant & Bar
3-4 Duke Street, Brighton, BN1 1AH
Tel: 01273 323501
www.browns-restaurants.com/

Cafe Paradiso


Cafe Paradiso offers imaginative Mediterranean cuisine: fresh fish and seafood straight from the boat. Meals are served in a striking light filled space overlooking the marina.

Cafe Paradiso
The Strand, Brighton Marina, Brighton, East Sussex, BN2 5WA
Tel: 01273 679799
www.aliashotels.com

Due South

"Best Seaside Restaurant in Britain", Observer Food Monthly, 2006.

This award winning restaurant, Due South, is right on the beach between Brighton's piers, with an outside terrace and wonderful views out to sea.

At least 80% of the food is sourced within a 35 mile radius of the restaurant and there's a strong emphasis on organic and free range ingredients. Seasonality shapes the menu week by week and even the wine list is designed with an eye to reducing food miles.

Due South
139 Kings Road Arches, Brighton, BN1 2FN
Tel: 01273 821218
www.duesouth.co.uk/

Gingerman

Simplicity itself, Ben McKellar's Gingerman offers fine continental - mainly French - cuisine at accessible prices. The weekly changing lunch menu is an absolute winner. The main menu, available for lunch or dinner, shows style and imagination: mains include monkfish and sweet potato red curry with jasmine rice. Coffee is served with delicate raspberry jam cakes.

Gingerman
21a Norfolk Sq, Brighton, BN1 2PD
01273 326688
www.gingermanrestaurants.com/

Krakatoa

This modest pan-Asian café by Brighton bus station is just a short stroll from the Lanes and offers the authentic taste of the Far East at affordable prices. Only one of the main courses breaks the £10 barrier, and that - a sumptuous goong samui of Thai tiger prawns and Asian salad - is worth every penny.
Krakatoa,

7 Pool Valley, Brighton, BN1 1NJ
01273 719009

Okini

Okini is one of the most exclusive restaurants in the south of UK. It is specialized in Pan- Asian cuisine. The menu balances house renditions of the pan-Asian classics that customers know and love, exotic dishes tinged with the flavour of lemongrass, chillies, lime, basil leaves and mint. The modern restaurant uses Asian ingredients, but innovatory and delicate French style presentation. It offers such as oil poached quail, Szechuan-style venison and Thai stir-fried ostrich etc. Okini is situated in the heart of the lanes in Brighton.

Okini Pan Asian Restaurant
70 East Street, Brighton, East Sussex, BN1 1HQ
Tel: 01273 779933
www.okini-restaurant.co.uk

Pinocchio

Very popular pizzeria situated near the Theatre Royal and Dome complex. Set menu from £5.95.

Pinocchio
2 New Road, Brighton, BN1 1HJ
Tel: 01273 677676
www.pinocchio.co.uk

Pintxo People

Pintxo People (pronounced 'pincho') brings a brilliant slice of metropolitan dining to Brighton. Downstairs is a rustic bar selling the Basque bite-size tapas after which we named. Upstairs is a glossy dining room of red banquettes, slate-grey walls and a Catalan sensibility. The typically British formality of starters and mains is replaced with the more sociable tapas; everyone tucks in. Prime ingredients, AA rosette-winning cooking and an experimental itch make for a very happy marriage. Try the acorn-fed Iberico ham, ox sirloin or chick pea stew to taste what we mean. Puddings provide a spectacular ending.

Pintxo People
95-99 Western Road, Brighton, East Sussex, BN1 2LB
Tel: 01273 732323
www.pintxopeople.co.uk

Regency Restaurant

Enjoy delicious locally caught fresh fish and seafood at the Regency, one of Brighton's most popular seafood restaurants with superb views of the sea and the West Pier. Also, fresh pasta, Scotch steaks, poultry, vegetarian dishes, all at reasonable prices. Minutes away from the Metropole Hotel.

Regency Restaurant
131 Kings Road, Brighton, BN1 2HH
Tel: 01273 325014
www.theregencyrestaurant.co.uk

Riddle & Finns

Classic seafood dishes made from the freshest ingredients, marble topped tables, candelabra, chandeliers, and friendly, knowledgeable service: Riddle & Finns is a very special recent addition to Brighton's city centre.

The open kitchen means you can enjoy watching your food being prepared, and for alfresco diners, there's an outside table right in front of the main kitchen.

Riddle & Finns
12b Meeting House Lane, Brighton, BN1 1HB
Tel: 01273 323008

The House Restaurant

Charming, double fronted converted Victorian residence very popular with locals. Friendly, helpful and dedicated family run restaurant, with al fresco dining area.

The House Restaurant
37 East Street, Brighton, BN1 1HL
Tel: 01273 321111
www.thehouserestaurant.co.uk

Terre a Terre

Vegetarian award winning knock your socks off food, full bar and organic wine list. Beautiful interior with air-con and no smoking areas. Evening booking advisable to avoid disappointment.

Terre a Terre
71 East Street, Brighton, BN1 1HQ
Tel: 01273 729051
www.terreaterre.co.uk

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