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The best restaurants serving British food in St. Peter's and North Laine Brighton and Hove South East
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53 Opinions in 2 websites
I liked the coffee I can't comment on food as I didn't have any but what I saw food looked and smelt good Got a good variety in food selection and fair prices
750 Opinions in 2 websites
Just passing by for catching my train and i had plenty of time so popped in for a punt. It was bit quiet so plenty of seats for us. Nice option for keg beer as i love it. Nice atmosphere through and good friendly service. Hope I’ll be back again when in Brighton.
457 Opinions in 2 websites
Super rude staff, slowly speed for service. Stopped us and asked us pay the bill again. After his coworker told him we already paid.No apologies at all.Also when I walk down to the backyard I saw the chef taste food with a spoon and put the spoon back to pot.
423 Opinions in 2 websites
THE BEST FISH AND CHIPS ON THE SOUTH COAST easily . Been using these for over a year . And you think a seaside town would have loads of good fish and chips , wrong , lived here for 20 years . Good chippie is hard to find , but wow guys and gals try this anything on the menu is banging and the chips are so nice you won’t be disappointed . It’s like a closely guarded secret for locals only . Great value as well , and always delivered hot . The box meals great value , large chips is enough for me and my wife , the fish is just epic :) Thanks fillets chippie ,( it’s Jon from heron court )
183 Opinions in 1 websites
I visited Hope and Ruin solo whilst in Brighton and really liked my time there. Staff were very friendly throughout, nice range of drinks on tap and the food I had was amazing with so much flavour. The place in general has a great vibe to it aswell. One of my favourite places I've been to in Brighton already and if I come back again I'll happily visit once more
92 Opinions in 2 websites
The unbelievably rude and verbally/physically abusive landlady, Hatt Eaton, was so unpleasant to our (booked) table of 5 South African and French friends during the South Africa v France World Cup Rugby Quarter-final, that in the end we all left and went to the pub next door. And this, because one of our male French companions dared to celebrate a bit too loudly for her liking when France scored a try. I mean, it was one of the most exciting first halves of any Rugby World Cup seen thus far! Mon Dieu, give us a break. Apparently, cheering is not allowed in this establishment that widely advertised their sports screenings and encouraged bookings "to avoid disappointment". Patrolling her pub like a menopausal prison warden, she pounced on me instead - a local resident of 23 years, sporting my Springbok beanie and definitely NOT celebrating at that stage - and grabbed both my arms while stood towering over me (still seated as we'd already been belligerently admonished, before kick-off, that standing, too, was against "house rules"!). Digging her nails into my flesh, she (literally) spat into my face when I questioned her physical attack with "my house, my rules!", followed by further obscenities aimed at intimidating me to leave her (as she called it) "Bravo Award-winning Best Local". Well, I guess that explains the bitchy "bravado" and delusions of grandeur but sadly also diminishes the authenticity and validity of said awards in general. Respect to the poor young bar staff, though; like little rabbits in headlights, it seems this wasn't a first for them. Bless, please save them, someone! Suffice to say, after this blatant display of xenophobia, there followed a Franco-South African exodus . . . We can recommend the Duke of Wellington next door, though! They welcomed us with open arms, a fantastic atmosphere and lively hospitality. (And apparently, according to some locals, it was a regular occurrence for casualties to limp in here from next door, as strangers, or foreigners for that matter, were regarded with suspicion at The Eddy . . . why, because there is more than meets the eye, as rumours might suggest? One of my companions, a nurse practitioner, did observe that the landlady was perhaps not high on life.) We enjoyed a nail-biting second half of a brilliant game here at the Duke and will be back. The Eddy, however . . . never! Seems a bit old Hatt after all that.
642 Opinions in 3 websites
Review: The Sussex Yeoman – November 2024 Recently taken over by new management and fully refurbished, The Sussex Yeoman has had a fresh update that’s well worth checking out. Located just a short walk from Brighton Railway Station, it’s ideally situated for those looking to unwind either before or after a journey. With its welcoming and relaxed atmosphere, this pub is truly one-of-a-kind in the area. The Sussex Yeoman offers a fantastic selection of lagers, cask ales, fine wines, and spirits, setting it apart with its elevated ambiance and excellent service. The staff are friendly and attentive, and the entire space is spotless, which only enhances the comfortable vibe. While previously a gastropub, The Sussex Yeoman now focuses on drinks, offering carefully curated cheese and meat platters that pair perfectly with a range of wines available by the glass or bottle (menu pictured). For anyone looking for a relaxing spot to meet friends or enjoy a quiet drink before traveling, The Sussex Yeoman is highly recommended—this pub delivers on all fronts.