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Pubs & Restaurants in Brighton

There are over 400 restaurants in Brighton & Hove, more than anywhere outside London, as well as a fantastic range of pubs and bars. Choose from beachfront brasseries, exquisite seafood eateries, fish & chip cafes, traditional English dishes, chic café and bar culture and modern international menus at stylish, exquisite venues.

Whether you're looking for a beachfront brunch, a mid-morning espresso, a leisurely lunch, a traditional tea, a pizza with jazz, or a pre-theatre meal, Brighton's restaurants cater for all tastes and budgets. There are good value pubs and cafes too and each of Brighton's villages has its own range of restaurants to suit every occasions.

Many of Brighton's restaurants are also holders of The Clean Food Award - presented to caterers who achieve and maintain consistently high standards of hygiene.

Nightlife

As soon as the sun goes down Brighton's nightlife gets going. From dusk to dawn, seven days a week, the city is alive with theatre goers, film enthusiasts, dancers, clubbers and party animals.

There's a huge range of entertainment venues, from comedy at the Brighton Komedia, world music, opera and ballet at the Brighton Dome, jazz at the Joogleberry, top stars at the Brighton Centre and pre-west end shows at the Theatre Royal. Catch one of the latest bands at a Brighton city centre pub or try one of Brighton's coolest clubs on the south-coast.

2007 promises a fabulous new season of Brighton entertainment, festivals and events. There will be great music to look forward to from classic and contempory acts at the Brighton Dome and Brighton Centre and great live comedy at the Komedia.

In May Brighton Festival hits the city, whilst Brighton Pride sets the city alight in August. The Food and Drink Festival arrives in September and the Paramount Comedy Festival has the city laughing out loud during October.