Located in the centre of Brighton, The Chilli Pickle sits amongst a cluster of big chain restaurants such as Pizza Express and Las Iguanas, flying the flag of independence and offering a nice alternative for those who prefer to support local businesses…
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After a cheap pint in Brighton? You’re not alone! With the cost of living going up, it’s getting difficult to find a pub that offers an affordable beer. When in Brighton you can pretty much walk in any direction and accidentally hit a pub, but many are getting expensive. Not only that, if you try
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One of Brighton’s most well-loved restaurants, Casa Don Carlos, offers traditional tapas and can be found in The Lanes. While Spanish cuisine is famous for its meat dishes, you’ll also find a good selection of vegetarian and fish options on the menu, showing that they are aware of their audience here in Brighton.
Brighton is known for its progressive spirit and is at the forefront of veganism. Now you know some of the best restaurants that are serving up delicious vegan fish and chips. Next time you’re walking along the seafront, you know just where to find tasty and sustainable options…
You’re walking out of Greggs, sausage roll in hand and suddenly, a flash of grey swoops from behind and it’s a cheeky Brighton seagull flying away with your lunch! It’s happened to many of us, in fact Brighton is the most likely seaside town in the UK for this to occur, according to a study
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After a Sunday roast but not up for facing the world outside? Whether you’re nursing a hangover, craving a hearty lunch, or just want to enjoy the comforts of home, this quick guide has got you sorted. Whilst there’s no matching the experience of enjoying a lunch at the pub, sometimes you just want to
If you’ve spent any amount of time down on Brighton’s pebble beach, you’ll have certainly seen (or tasted) the famous Brighton rock candy. This classic British treat is a nostalgic reminder of childhood holidays by the sea and has been a staple for over 100 years. But what actually is Brighton rock candy and how
Craving something new and tasty in Brighton? Check out these minority-owned restaurants. Bringing a vibrant mix of flavours and cultures to the table, they offer a unique dining experience alongside mouthwatering food. From Caribbean jerk chicken to Ethiopian stews, here’s your guide to some amazing restaurants in Brighton. Minority-owned businesses may face challenges like access
Situated on the edge of Brighton Open Market, Taquitos Casazul is a literal hidden gem offering an authentic taste of Mexico. Gabriel, the owner, greets you with a smile and makes you feel right at home with his genuine friendliness and recommendations. The atmosphere is relaxed and unpretentious, with indoor seating and outdoor tables that are perfect for sunny days…
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It’s a junk food spot that needs little introduction. Holding a special place in my heart and stomach, Oowee quickly became one of my favourite spots when I moved to Brighton. So naturally, it was time to share this with you!
