Best places to eat in brighton

[bn3gunner]

taking mrs gunner out in town tonight havent eaten out for a while wondering if theres any new hidden gems i havent been to yet?

 

[Barrel of Fun]

I can't remember the exact name, but I really enjoyed the Japanese Tapas restaurant opposite Fat Leo's.

 

[sparkie]

The new place which imediately springs to mind is 'The Ginger Pig' on Hove Street near the King Alfred, where 'The Bordeaux' used to be. Same owners as The Gingerman if that means anything to you.

Really good - now one of my top 3 places to eat.

Except you wanted Brighton... oh well.. still a good place though

 

[CHAPPERS]

Whatever you do, don't eat at MORE on Trafalgar Street.

 

[sully]

Ruby Tates

... or if you're on an unlimited budget, Blanch House.

 

[turienzo's lovechild]

casa don carlos

 

[bailey]

I can't remember the exact name, but I really enjoyed the Japanese Tapas restaurant opposite Fat Leo's.

There's a Thai tapa place there called Mai Ped, Ped Ped which is very good. Casa don Carlos is my favourite Spanish tapas in Brighton and has been consistently good for the last ten years that I can remember.

 

[keaton]

casa don carlos

Tru dat. Also Moshi Moshi, The Regency and Englishes

 

[Beach Hut]

http://www.englishs.co.uk/

This one is nice.............................

 

[Monkster]

Indian Summer next to King Alfred is WELL worth a visit

 

[pasty]

http://www.englishs.co.uk/

This one is nice.............................

I was about to post that one. Definately my favourite restaurant in town.

Can recommend the monkfish on a bed of sun dried tomatoes garnished with pine nuts.

 

[TSB]

Hotel Du Vin. Class.

 

[maffew]

theres a little restaurant called "Barry at the Tureen" tucked away up the same road as the Hampton, has anyone been there?


Here are our 2 most recent diner reviews for Barry at the Tureen.

JH 08/03/07 - The most undiscovered gem in Brighton - great home cooked food - great host - always a great night.


Paul Manning 11/08/06 - Barry's offers a unique and intimate dining experience where your host, Barry, is chef, maitre d' and cabaret rolled into one. Unusual, perhaps, but the formula works brilliantly. Try it and see!

 

[Uncle Buck]

Hotel Du Vin. Class.

The Sunday menu is there is decent and not overly expensive, only about £23 for 3 courses.

The killer is the price of wine....

 

[Tony Meolas Loan Spell]

Pizza Hut

 

[Monkster]

Home cooked food in a restaurant??

Defeats the point doesn't it?

 

[SeagullTim]

Oregano's by the seafront or Casa don Carlos.

 

[TSB]

The Sunday menu is there is decent and not overly expensive, only about £23 for 3 courses.

The killer is the price of wine....

Spot on. That's why i slip in my hip-flask

 

[empire]

theres a little restaurant called "Barry at the Tureen" tucked away up the same road as the Hampton, has anyone been there?


Here are our 2 most recent diner reviews for Barry at the Tureen.

JH 08/03/07 - The most undiscovered gem in Brighton - great home cooked food - great host - always a great night.


Paul Manning 11/08/06 - Barry's offers a unique and intimate dining experience where your host, Barry, is chef, maitre d' and cabaret rolled into one. Unusual, perhaps, but the formula works brilliantly. Try it and see!

been going for years that place,and its true,very good value,not moder but good honest food

 

[WATFORD zero]

theres a little restaurant called "Barry at the Tureen" tucked away up the same road as the Hampton, has anyone been there?


Here are our 2 most recent diner reviews for Barry at the Tureen.

JH 08/03/07 - The most undiscovered gem in Brighton - great home cooked food - great host - always a great night.


Paul Manning 11/08/06 - Barry's offers a unique and intimate dining experience where your host, Barry, is chef, maitre d' and cabaret rolled into one. Unusual, perhaps, but the formula works brilliantly. Try it and see!

Been there quite a few times over the last 15 years, some great nights out

Empire - I think i might have met you there, are you Marie on a friday night ?