The best restaurants in Brighton and Hove South East

Delicious and fresh fish. We chose Cod and Haddock, and they were both great!

Best coffee on Portland Road in my opinion! Dare I say best coffee in this whole little area of Hove. Owners are super lovely & friendly as well ☺️☺️☺️Have not had food (yet!) but the sandwiches & cakes on display look lovely !

Great addition to boundary rd. the staff are friendly and helpful, the menu is varied and the mezzes to share are great . We ordered different meat dishes and all were very tender and cooked to perfection. It’s byo so always a bonus

Fantastic stay here for my wifes birthday, beautiful rooms and great location. Staff couldn't have been nicer.

To be fair, always good. Dog roll with mushrooms and onion, no butter.. 🤣. Given myself away now.

One word - AMAZING The prawn toasts are a thing of beauty

Hands down the best fish and chips I’ve had in years!!

amazing service, lovely atmosphere and great food with superb staff. definitely going back as is a must visit when in Brighton

Best in the world in my opinion

Really juicy and tasty handmade burgers! Rosemary fries were good too. Good value for money as well

Stumbled upon this place while in Brighton for a gig. Don't judge by the modest frontage. A small but delightful garden area at the rear means (with some imagination) you can transport yourself to a Greek island eaterie. Reasonable selection of drinks (alcoholic and non) but the food, the food, the food. Absolutely delicious, to the eye when served and to the palate when tasted.

We hit there and it was housed Very frustrating since the Fork confirmed the booking

An atypical bar/restaurant with a trendy punk, pop... The spicy pizzas were delicious and so was the cider. A romantic dinner that spices up our vacation!

Lovely food. But like many things these days people just expect to pay ridiculous prices for food. Usually I take a picture. I didn’t have my phone on me. Order the crispy pork with chilies salt and pepper. We ordered a few dishes. Pork. Pork belly is not exactly the most expensive ingredient. But to be charged £9 for a saucer of pork belly that had cut into tiny strips and strewn on the plate with half a spring onion cut into chunks. Let’s be clear this was a saucer not a bowl. Small but with not enough pork, if lined up next to each other to cover half the plate. The spicy rice was a tiny small bowl for over a fiver. The food was tasty thankfully and at least authentic unlike Kemp Thai. But really as your response says. It’s about quality. Unless you’re saying your pork belly is organic free range for those prices. I can’t see the justification for that price.

I had issues at Frist they resolved them in reasonable time and the food was delicious i would recommend ordering food from here