“Brighton Beach and Palace Pier offer an amazing seaside experience filled with endless fun and adventure. The iconic pier boasts a variety of thrilling rides and attractions that cater to all ages, guaranteeing an exhilarating time for everyone. From classic carousel rides to adrenaline-pumping roller coasters, there’s something for every thrill-seeker at Palace Pier. The breathtaking views of the coastline from the top of the rides only add to the excitement. When it comes to dining, Brighton Beach doesn’t disappoint. Indulge in the quintessential British experience of enjoying delicious fish and chips, perfectly cooked and served with a sea breeze backdrop. There are numerous options available, ensuring that your taste buds are satisfied while you soak up the seaside atmosphere. Aside from the thrilling rides and tasty treats, the beach itself is a picturesque setting with its expansive shoreline and glistening waters. Take a leisurely stroll along the beach, feel the sand between your toes, or simply relax and soak up the sun. Whether you’re seeking thrilling adventures, delectable food, or simply a day of relaxation by the sea, Brighton Beach and Palace Pier have it all. Prepare to be amazed and create lasting memories in this vibrant seaside destination.”

A fun place to take the family. Free to walk through the arcade and around the amusements, and playing the coin machines are extremely cheap, which is a plus. The free walk around will give you a chance to get a sense for what’s on offer, which is mostly something for younger kids, but worth checking out if you’re a tourist in Brighton.

We were there just 2 days ago on an amazing sunny day. Wonderful entertainment place for children and a bit for adults. The place is filled with virtual and physically playing games and lotteries. It's more than a normal gaming arcade. I would suggest leaving your kids there with 10 pounds each and relaxing and enjoying your drinks just outside with a beach view. 🥂🍻. But this is a non-smoking area. Enjoy the last sunny week of this year.

First time to Brighton and it didn't disappoint. Loved the pebble beach and the Pier. Having 2 kids it kept them busy and they enjoyed themselves. Good food options by the beach and also as it is near to the city centre you have loads of food options there. The Pier has great little stands for food, great views and options of rides and arcades (very addictive). Had a fab day out here with the family !!!

Lovely experience especially when it's getting dark. The lights look fabulous as you can see both left and right all the way along the seaside. I loved Brighton and would highly recommend that it's well worth a visit. If you have kids they will love it as there is a fairground at the end of the pier and many other things to do and see. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

What a thriller! This place was unbelievable. They have built an amusement park into the sea! And the rides were too good. The view itself was spectacular. Some rides turned you upside down so it was the sea up and sky down. Crazy fun!

Had a wonderful day with kids. The pier is very long and full of fun. Kids enjoyed the rides. The choice for pay per rides or pay for the day band is amazing. It's very charming to sit and look into the sea and sky as a cool breeze won't let me think anything else. It was busy over there, but it didn't take long in queue for the rides might be different for very busy days.

Just beautiful ...even if you don't go to any games or attractions...it offers a beautiful sea view and you can use sea chairs left for the public to sit and enjoy some sunshine too. Many spots offered to seat and eat food you can buy to the food and drinks stalls.

Brighton Palace Pier is an absolute gem on the southern coast of England, and it offers an incredible array of activities, dining options, and thrilling rides for visitors of all ages. During my recent visit, I was captivated by the sheer variety of experiences it had to offer. One of the most striking aspects of Brighton Palace Pier is the abundance of activities available. It truly caters to everyone's tastes and preferences. From the youngest members of the family to adults seeking excitement, the pier has it all. For the little ones, there were delightful rides perfectly suited for their age group, ensuring endless giggles and wide smiles. The range of choices for toddlers was impressive, allowing them to create unforgettable memories. But the excitement doesn't stop there. Brighton Palace Pier also caters to the adventurous souls among us. The selection of daring rides left me breathless and exhilarated. Whether you're a thrill-seeker or simply looking for an adrenaline rush, the pier provides an assortment of options that will leave you craving for more. From classic roller coasters to spinning attractions that challenge gravity itself, there's something for every adventurous spirit. Aside from the rides, the pier boasts a fantastic selection of dining options. The vibrant atmosphere is complemented by a diverse array of eateries, offering delicious treats and meals to satisfy any craving. Whether you're in the mood for traditional fish and chips or prefer international flavors, you'll find it all here. I highly recommend indulging in the fresh seafood delicacies available, as they truly capture the essence of this coastal paradise. Moreover, the pier is also home to engaging arcades that provide endless entertainment. Immerse yourself in a world of flashing lights and exciting games, where you can try your hand at a variety of amusements. The arcades add an extra layer of nostalgic fun, offering a perfect balance between modern attractions and traditional pier charm. Throughout my visit to Brighton Palace Pier, I was thoroughly impressed by the friendly and helpful staff. They ensured that all guests had a safe and enjoyable experience, and their warm hospitality added an extra touch of delight to my visit. In conclusion, Brighton Palace Pier is an absolute delight for anyone seeking a day of endless fun and excitement. With a wide range of activities, delectable dining options, thrilling rides for all ages, and engaging arcades, this pier truly has it all. Whether you're a family looking for a memorable day out or an individual seeking thrilling adventures, Brighton Palace Pier will exceed your expectations. Don't miss out on this vibrant haven of joy on the stunning southern coast.

A nice arcade and small refreshments stop with plenty of rides near the end of the pier. I would be careful with your phone here, could slip through some of the wood flooring into the sea if not careful. Great views of Brighton seafront

One of the most unique and gorgeous palaces I’ve visited. I’ve been to dozens of palaces around the globe, but I was still pleasantly surprised by the interior and exterior design of the building. The artistic style choice of combining Chinese and Indian concepts was equally refreshing and astonishing. Loved the fusion of different cultures as well as the rich history behind it. The free audio guide certainly helped me understand more about the place and Brighton as a city. Loved every aspect of the Royal Pavilion and I cannot recommended it enough to do it justice. I normally don’t comment or post reviews on Google maps, but the experience has impressed me so much that I urge you pay the site a visit whenever you’re in Brighton. Cheers!

My friend recommended that I visit the pavilion as I was in the area for the weekend. I was not disappointed, it was so worth the visit. The attendants were so informative and were obviously so proud of the building and it's history. What stood out for me, was the chandeliers - utterly magnificent. Once you buy the entrance ticket, you can go back for free throughout the year. The decor is very Chinese and Indian orientated - absolutely beautiful.

I definitely recommend to anyone interested in history. It's a beautifully reconstructed place that will show you how the world used to look, how the nobility lived. There are plenty of magnificent paintings, a perfect interior, and a beautiful atmosphere, for example, in the music hall.

This is my favorite place in whole trip. Staffs are so helpful. And I like the introduction audio . It help me a lot to know more history stories . No need to rent the audio machine . You can use your phone to scan QR. but if you are willing to donate 2 ponds to support them is also not a bad thing . I strongly suggest to pay ticket to get in. If you have train ticket , they give you special ticket rate buy 1 and get 1 free. And it’s a one year pass. Even as a foreigner I might only visit this time, but I still think it’s a good money to spend .

The most beautiful place to get married. Sarah was the most wonderful person to work with, alongside Trish. They went above and beyond to make everything simple and easy for us during wedding planning and also on the day. Everyone still can't believe we got married in the Pavilion! Such a special experience, I could not recommend it enough!

Very beautiful building in Brighton. The inside is very amazing definitely go in if you have the time. There is so much to look at in a lot of rooms. The decorations are really insane in a good way. You can download the app and use that as a audio guide recommend using a headset makes it easier to listen

The Royal Pavilion is beautiful both outside and inside. Every room you go through has vibrant colours, all kinds of beautiful decorations and lots of history behind. There is a QR code you can scan so you can have an online guide on your phone while you walk through the Pavilion. Very good idea and helpful. The staff are also there ready to answer any questions and are very helpful! Amazing experience

Amazing place to visit! Unusual architecture and furniture! If you have a toddler or baby, plan your visit during NAP time. It’s quiet place and most of rooms are available with stroller. So your little one will not be bored and you will spend a great time here, learning some history 😉

Well worth a visit. Very impressive building both outside and inside. Good audio guide provided. £20 per adult. No major queue when I was there, and while it was busy going through each room, it wasn't too crowded. Very enjoyable experience overall.

I wish we had more time here!! This is a beautiful place! It looks like a palace! The detail of the exterior is phenomenal and exquisite. We didn't have time to go inside. I can imagine how lovely it is inside just looking at the exterior. People were hanging out on the lawn, so it's anice place to sit and soak up the beauty. I could have taken loads more photos, but time ran out. We will have to go back!

A hidden gem... Great feature you can scan a code and get an audio tour for free... Very informative!! Beautiful and fabulous decor... The staff are very knowledgeable. Buy a full price ticket and visit all year for one price. If youre an English Heritage member you get a discount. 10 out of 10 for this attraction

Stunning example of old school royalty. Influences from India and Asia as well as traditional British styles. Very crowded as some tours were going on which made it very tight inside. The ticket price was a little high, but overall it was worth the entry fee.

A beautiful palace built for George IV that combines Regency and Indian architectural styles, with an oriental inspired interior. There was plenty to see, the palace itself was very impressive and beautifully looked after. There was also a coronation exhibition and informative video room explaining some of the history of the place. Signposting to the entrance could have been clearer as it's to the side and not immediately obvious. Definitely worth a visit!

An absolutely gorgeous and decadent piece of British history, carefully preserved and restored. The banquet room is simply stunning, with dragon chandeliers, painted palm ceilings and oriental details everywhere. The entire Palace is full of intricate designs from hand painted wallpapers, bamboo effect railings, a theme of dragons and snakes hidden or fully displayed in gold mouldings. There are also outfits on display. The kitchen is also probably one of the best examples of a complete working historical kitchen.

Beautiful place in the South Downs for visiting with the kids and pets. Plenty of events in the peak season. There are trails in several directions that can take you all the way down to the plains. Sadly I didn't visit on a day the paragliding was on - but I'm sure it would be a right spectacle at the correct weather/time of the day. Highly recommended.

So easy to find a quiet spot to sit and enjoy the beauty and peace here. If you want beautiful views, nature, and love hiking, this is the place to go to - I would highly recommend it. Parking was fine, and routes were clearly marked. Only restrooms are in the pub so only available during opening hours.

So much to see… even though it was foggy and wet it was a great adventure. The views never disappoint! Only shame is the odd dog owner who will let their dog run riot but most people come to enjoy and are considerate of others. Be prepared for some steep climbs but definitely worth the effort. Grab a drink or even some food at the pub on top, very welcoming!

So much to see… even though it was foggy and wet it was a great adventure. The views never disappoint! Only shame is the odd dog owner who will let their dog run riot but most people come to enjoy and are considerate of others. Be prepared for some steep climbs but definitely worth the effort. Grab a drink or even some food at the pub on top, very welcoming!

Beautiful place to walk, whether down in the valley or along the top. It's an easy walk along the top, maybe moderate for some if you go down into the valley and then back up. Had a lovely ice cream from the van parked at the top or the Dyke pub is there if you fancy it.

Visited Devil's Dyke on a windy/rainy day and was captivated by the breathtaking natural beauty. The windswept landscape added an extra touch of drama to the already stunning views. Highly recommend this spot for nature enthusiasts seeking a unique and invigorating experience.

Brighton's one of the most beautiful places. Peaceful, happy, meditating environment. Excellent hiking opportunity, quite cheap and nice ice creams. Nearby restaurant with washroom facility. Can get a bus every 40-45 mins. The view from within the bus is wonderful.

Brighton's one of the most beautiful places. Peaceful, happy, meditating environment. Excellent hiking opportunity, quite cheap and nice ice creams. Nearby restaurant with washroom facility. Can get a bus every 40-45 mins. The view from within the bus is wonderful.

Located about 20 mins from Brighton. You can take the 77 bus, which takes you all the way. You are greeted by rolling hills and the longest, deepest and widest 'dry valley' in the UK. Plenty of walking/cycling routes, very windy and cool, even on the hottest of days with stunning views of the valley. One can spend hours just walking around and taking in the beauty of the place.

I was always wondering whether I could go to the bottom of the valley....and this was the day. We suddenly decided to park the car in the public footpath parking and started to walk towards the pup on the top. Well, fantastic view we found! I would love to explore the area more!

I visited this museum for the first time. It seems it may have recently re opened. Your ticket is good all year. You have to pay a small entrance fee if you are a non resident. Small but very varied and interesting collections.

Lovely museum, quite eclectic starting from a tribute to The Jam and the Mods'fashion, some amazing, unusual furniture including some quirky chairs that you love to own but wouldn't know where to put them in your home! There is also a couple of galleries dedicated to painters, and may more displays that should keep you occupied for a while. The staff is pleasant, polite and helpful and the boutique... well, everything was too tempting, and rather dear, but it's art, that I ended up with another dust catching fridge magnet! I wouldnt bring too young kids, nor daft teenagers, that would spoilt your enjoyment.

Amazing collection of pieces from wide variety of different time periods. Very cheap for the quality of the displays and buying a ticket allows you access for the year. Great way to spend an afternoon would highly recommend.

I didn't really have long enough to look round this museum properly but I really enjoyed the rooms I got to. It has a really interesting furniture section which is pretty wonderful. There was even a Lalique table! Each area I went to had at least one seat. When I bought my ticket I found it would be valid for a whole year, so if I can manage it - I'll be back.

Such a great museum with some fun interactive spaces. Kids get a lovely bag with a sheet of things to look for, a notepad and a pencil. We had a great time!

Awesome collection! It's definitely a broad range. Also, basically the ticket you purchase for the day is good for re-entry the whole year. Obviously as long as you bring your ticket. It's worth the small fee!

Amazing experience Awesome museum and great gallery Ticket £9 valid for whole year!!!

Brighton Museum and Art Gallery is a great place to visit for anyone interested in art, history, or design. The museum has a wide variety of collections, including paintings, sculptures, ceramics, and furniture. There are also several temporary exhibitions on display at any given time. I was there recently to see the exhibition of the work of Roger Bamber, a popular Brighton-based photographer who died in 2022. The exhibition, entitled "Out of the Ordinary", showcases Bamber's unique and distinctive style of photography, which often captured the quirkiness and eccentricity of everyday life. Bamber's work is both humorous and thought-provoking, and the exhibition provides a fascinating insight into his creative mind. The photographs on display range from portraits of local characters to images of Brighton's iconic landmarks, and all are imbued with Bamber's trademark wit and originality. The museum is located in a beautiful building in the heart of Brighton. The building was originally built as a library in the 1800s, but it has been converted into a museum in recent years. The building is full of interesting architectural features, and it makes a great setting for the museum's collections. The museum's staff are friendly and knowledgeable. They are always happy to answer questions and provide information about the collections. The museum also has a helpful website that provides information about the collections, exhibitions, and events. Overall, Brighton Museum and Art Gallery is a great place to visit for anyone interested in art, history, or design. The museum has a wide variety of collections, and the staff are friendly and knowledgeable. The museum is also located in a beautiful building in the heart of Brighton.

Incredible venue near the beach! The Brighton Centre has one of the best sound experience I've seen for quite sometime. We went to see Placebo, a band that kindly asked the fans to not record anything with their phones. Although this was optional, the way the staff handled it was a bit ridiculous: people on our left were taking pictures when each song ended and no one complained - instead, my girlfriend got warned for reading a WhatsApp message, not drawing the phone up on any moment. Overall, we loved the venue and the quality of the sound. We hope to return to Brighton and watch a show here.

Had a lovely evening here last Saturday, when we came to watch the Strictly Professionals tour. The show was fabulous and the venue is great. Seating is a little cramped, but that’s no different to any other theatre that I have visited. There are plenty of places to get a drink or bite to eat on each level of the centre, although it isn’t cheap.

Went to see Texas Live. Centre is easy to get to with parking across the road. Well organised and easy to find your seats. Have been many times to see concerts and always a good experience

Very impressed with Centre. Went to see Westlife. All services very well carried out. Security check, toilets, bars all of a high stand. Show absolutely amazing from beginning to end. Only down size the long walk back to station.

Went to The Pet Shop Boys concert at the Brighton Centre and was very impressed. Good facilities, lift to all floors and very helpful easy going staff. It's not a very big venue so you always have a good view of the stage unlike some of the huge London venues, I would definitely recommend the Brighton Centre, it was a good experience.

Mid size venue with a square auditorium where you are never too far from the stage. Plenty of space outside in the lobby and bar areas. Drinks and food such as pizza slices available. Some parts need a bit of TLC and in common with most venues needs to come up with a plan to get rid of single use plastic cups which were broken and abandoned on the floor at the end.

The seats we had booked to see James Arthur, weren't great for being in a wheelchair, and a lovely steward called Dorothy, arranged for us to be moved where I could see without people standing in front. Wonderful customer service, thank you.

Great venue for any show.. we’ve been here a few times now and enjoyed it. This time we watched the Australian Pink Floyd and they was amazing. Sound system is great and lighting too.

I visited the venue during the BrightonSEO conference. Even though it has been renovated 2012 you still feel the spirit of the 1970s. Nonetheless it's a decent and well equipped event location.

More than anything else, I didn’t think this place was value for money. We ordered two mains (the one we wanted was not available, which was sad since they only have 5-6 mains on their menu in the first place). A main was just shy of £20, but the flavours were not spectacular. It was very home-style cooking in my opinion. Sure the pasta looked fancy, but I’d rather eat in an Italian place. Perhaps it’s better for just wine and nibbles.

We had a great evening, tasty food and drinks enjoyed by a party of four. Massive thank you to Daisy who looked after us this evening, making superb food and drink recommendations for our party. I personally enjoyed an old fashioned cocktail to drink. With the sourdough garlic bread to start, massaman curry for mains, and cheesecake for dessert. All dishes were very tasty, I would fully recommend. We will be returning!

Great vegan restaurant. The aubergine was great. Cosy atmosphere, great decor. Can easily get busy so try and book if a weekend or popular time.

Absolutely wonderful flavours, first class class service & great atmosphere. Looked after from the moment we arrived until we left. Spot on mix of flavours, fab presentation & certainly Value for money. Keep doing what you are doing! Perfect in every sense! Thank you for such a great experience!

So so so nice. Went with my friend and we had a lovely time, the food was wonderful especially the sweetcorn ribs. The atmosphere is very cosy and it’s not overwhelming which I liked. The wine was really nice. They also gave us a cute postcard!

While being seated in a nearly empty restaurant they had to sit us right next to other guests which was a bit annoying however the botanist room decor was very pretty and it was all very clean (including the toilets). Service was quick and friendly, menu had plenty of options for everyone and they allowed me to remove the chillis from my pasta. While there were a couple of classic dishes like the curry/ the pasta was new and interesting. While certainly not the tastiest dish- it was warm, comforting and the fried capers on top were delicious. However I would say it was a bit on the expensive side and probably wouldn’t come back for that meal but would definitely try something else.

Great food and wine, fancy place. I went there for lunch and really enjoyed it. I had the banana blossom fish and chips and it was incredible! Tasty, savoury, the chips were just perfect as well as the mash pea and mint. The wine was just fine too. I will come back to try the other vegan meals, for sure.

This place was alright right. Would’ve given an extra star, if it hadn’t been for the service. Skip out on the mapo tofu. Pictures look good but nothing special or maybe it was just the service?!

Had an excellent meal out this evening at Food for Friends! Daisy was very helpful with good knowledge of the menu and consistently provided a friendly service. The squash rigatoni was super tasty and was followed by the excellent orange, fig and almond tart. Will definitely come back :)

Amazing food, the head chef manages to capture amazing food that's doesn't sound weird but also has such unique flavours and artistic presentation. Food for friends has had ups and downs for many years, but it seems it's finally managed to have a great menu, which is both an exciting experience and great value for money. I highly recommend FoodforFriends if you're looking for something new and fresh Indepth: The crispy tofu truly was crispy, something extremely difficult to replicate yourself. The garlic sourdough with salsa verde was a crispy crunchy delight, not your typical garlic bread. The pani puri perfectly captures the essence of Indian street food whilst bringing the flavour profile into the fine dining scene. What a treat! The crispy potatoes were by far the best I've had in many years, crispy on the outside, soft and warm in the middle. The goats cheese and fig on sourdough were plated beautifully with an exciting garnish full of contrasting flavours, I will definitely be coming back to have this again. Sweet corn ribs have become a bit of a trend, and usually, they're overpriced and boring. This clearly isn't one of those cases. The sauces combined with the sweet crunchy rib show us truly how good vegetables can be. Finally the sweetheart cabbage was the biggest surprise, to turn a humble cabbage into a dish so complex, yet so simple is remarkable, dishes like this show the true talent of a chef and clearly Food for Friends only hires the best. Cocktails were decent, classic cocktails were standard, their own cocktails were an element above, but the food massively outshines the cocktails. This makes sense considering it's a restaurant, not a cocktail bar. Conclusion: Treat yourself and visit FoodforFriends, I know I'll be going again soon.

Excellent food, great if you want a more fine dining experience. We had starters, mains and desserts (we couldn't say no). Vegetarian with lots of vegan choices. We chose mock tails and they were delightful.

Yummy veggie food. Some of the flavours are really just stunning. I ordered the battered halluomi dish (as starter) and the dal (as main) tasty! My friends ordered the KFC cauliflower which they both raved about. One of my friends enjoyed the bao buns, which I have had on a previous visit they are good and you get a decent amount of them. 3 of us ordered the snap, crackle and pop dessert and altho it was good we all agreed there was far too much mousse! Less mousse and separate biscuit might have worked better. The orange 🍊 sorbet is soooo good. Menu seemed the same as long time ago. But I guess if it isn't broke, don't fix it.... I'm sure I'll be back at some point to try the other menu items I haven't as yet. The staff are very professional, polite and friendly.

We celebrated my boyfriend's 40th birthday here last night and were served by Dirk. It was such a pleasant experience, and the food was incredible. It was full of complex, rich flavours, and presented beautifully. Dirk's recommendations were spot on to our tastes and we really enjoyed our overall experience. Would recommend this restaurant to anyone, whether it's a special occasion or you just love excellent food.

Visited this place twice this week, once for dinner and once for Afternoon Tea. The dinner was fantastic! I'd give it 5 stars. The Afternoon Tea i would give 3 stars. Everything was delicious, but the ratio of savoury to sweet was way off. I reckon it was 75% sweet, which meant that we got sick of the sweet stuff and couldn't even finish it. The waiter told us that very few people ever finish it, which might go to show that there is too much sweet. I would definitely go back for dinner though!

Amazing food! We took the festive menu option where you have 3 choices for a starter, main and a dessert. Everything we had was really tasty.

Brilliant vegan food iinspired by fusion of cultures and true innovation. Food was exquisite from starters, mains and desserts. Their special menu was a powerful vegan roast with a rich and dark gravy which tasted a bit like mushroom and miso, but that is only a guess! The waiter was most helpful in gently directing us to this wonderful special. From the main menu we have a taster platter and each dish was amazing. Definitely going back.

Oh my god! We went for the valentine's Day tasting menu and it was insanely good. The KFC cauliflower wings were probably my favourite but even my omnivore partner loved everything!!

Definitely some of the best food in Brighton. I can’t tell you how good this food is, go in there and you won’t be disappointed. It’s just a fabulous vegetarian restaurant. With amazing food.

What an experience! The food was next level and the staff especially Dirk were brilliant! Wouldn’t have asked for better for a better place to celebrate our 1st wedding anniversary! Thank you!

Despite a mixup with our booking Terre a Terra was still able to accommodate us, even though they were closed. Staff were attentive and food flavoursome. Will be sure to pay another visit when next in Brighton.

Amazing restaurant, but it is now very expensive (compared to our last visit over 5 years ago). Took the family for a special birthday treat, as we lived it so much last time we visited Brighton. Atmosphere, food and service are excellent as always. Prawns were our favourite meal last time - but now you get 3 prawns for £12.00 and they were nowhere near as nice as before. Total bill £297 for 7 people including 12.5% service charge. Starters and mains with 2 drinks each.

My husband and I are real foodies and we own a Catering business. We had lunch here with friends when we visited Brighton. My favourite food is Indian and I just love Indian that is different to the norm. Oh my, the food ticked all my boxes which is not easy to do! A small menu choice but enough to make great choices. Every dish was superb. I had the prawns to start which were divine. A bit pricey but worth every penny.

Absolute delight! We walked in and were quickly seated and without a booking were given 1 1/2hour seating which we didn't mind. The place got packed shortly after and it wasn't even 6pm yet. The service was excellent very patient and polite. The food was top notch with proper flavours and portion! We ordered the chicken wings, cauliflower for snacks and kadhi and chili naan. Everything tasted sensational especially the Kadhi! Would happily travel from London to Brighton for dinner at The Chilli Pickle again.

Where do I even begin? By far the best Restaurant in Brighton for Indian flavours. The seafood curry was perfect and tasted amazing as did the bread and masala fries were everything !! The hazelnut espresso martini was the best ever and I’ve drink enough of those Waiting staff were professional and polite kindly adhering to our needs Can’t wait to come back for more

Brilliant! Really tasty food with authentic flavours. Really good for allergens and loads of veggie and meat options. Service was a bit hit and miss, but overall great. Maybe a tad more expensive than I would’ve thought, but really good! Recommend!

A bright, friendly modern Indian. The decor was great, service was warm and attentive, the portions were generous and everything looked fantastic. The only thing letting the Chilli Pickle down was the food, which was... fine. A little bland, without the depth and richness I'd hoped for. Certainly not terrible, but nothing to write home about.

Excellent food, service and location. The best chai I've had in the UK and also great variety of vegetarian and vegan food! Will definitely be visiting again!

Loved the vibe of this place. Amazing food, great service and welcoming staffs. We visited Brighton on one of the long weekend and were hunting for a good Indian restaurant for lunch. Found this amazing restaurant on google and was delighted to find the authentic thali. Samosa and chutney were incredibly delicious, literally the same taste you get in India. Overall a wonderful experience.

We went for a late lunch around 5pm on a Friday. No line, no waitlist, we were immediately offered a table inside. Service was friendly, restaurant clean and well maintained. Ordered a bottle of white (served a few degrees too warm), two starters and the classic seafood platter with an additional half lobster. The warm wine seemed to be a general problem, as the gentleman across ordered a lot of ice cubes for his glass of wine. All the seafood was fresh and delightful, but the lobster tail was tough (claw was fine). We also enjoyed some really well mixed espresso martinis. We'd go again, lovely views, good service and fun food.

This is a little gem. You can't seem to book but totally worth going. Was just oysters and champagne for us but the seafood menu is extensive and top notch. Very attentive and friendly service. Definitely go back again. For every £75 spent you get a stamp on your loyalty card and after 5 stamps you will be able to get a free meal.

Food 8/10 Value for money 7.5/10 Atmosphere 7/10 I have been to Riddle & Finns many times but at the lanes not the seaside one. Got to admit, the design and the view is amazing. However with such a beautiful design and view, I personally prefer a 1:1 table setting, rather than having to share with 3, 4 different parties on the same long marble table just like The Lanes one. However its safe to say, food wise, its the same quality as the Lanes one. I've ordered the below: Bread basket (free) - Riddle has one of the best bread basket I've tried, they are the best not because of the bread, it's because of the spreads that come with. I mean free salmon tartare, what else you want? Tune tartare (Seasonal dish) - Very creamy tasty tuna tartare with fried Nori (seaweed). The battered/tempaura Seaweed its a tad oily but it's hard to get it right. Brighton seared scallops - they were really fresh and cooked in perfection; medium rare, golden brown on the outside, white to slight transparent inside. The sauce and pork crackling harmonized the scallops really well, not over powering and gives an extra layer of texture. Catch of the Mackerel - The fish is tasty, pack with meat (also a lot of little bones), pretty juicy and seasoned very well, the only down side is not the whole fish is enjoyable, some part of the fish are extremely bitter and fill with bones. I think it can be prevented with some type of preparations. Fish soup - pack with FLAVOURS. The fish has pretty much most of the seafood, from mackerel to mussels to prawns. The ingredients are fresh and the taste it's tasty but I think it's just a tad too strong, soup its a bit thic, a bit "in your face" type of vibe, if it can be slighly runnier, soupy, that would be my perfence. It's like having Beyonce singing for you, like her voice is great but if she sing right infront of ur face, you wouldn't enjoy as much(at least i wouldn't lol). The soup is so thick, almost like a sauce. I rekon it will go well with pasta. But the toasted sourdough was pretty good also. Ordered 1 cocktail, 1 mocktail. Total was around £120 all together. I wouldn't say is a cheap casual dinner, but 60 pound per head for a seafood meal with an impeccable sea view, I'm pretty satisfied.

I had Oysters for the first time in my life here at Riddle and Finns. The helpful waiter was patient and advised us through which type to order and gave us good guidance in that regard. We thoroughly enjoyed the oysters and would have them again. The calamari with peanut and ginger sauce was also fantastic as was the bread with dipping sauces. Service was first class, and if we'd have been a little luckier with the weather the views would have been awesome, the location is so close to the sea it really feels as if you are seated over the water. I absolutely recommend trying this restaurant if you are in Brighton.

We visited the other location in town a few months ago and were completely blown away, so decided we had to check out the beach front restaurant too..... Long story short, it is sublime. Still one of the best restaurants I've ever been to anywhere in the world. The best food and drinks coupled with the nicest and friendliest of expert staff. An absolute must visit if you like seafood!

Brilliant food and view (weather dependent). The oyster is a bit small but very fresh. Fish dish is nothing surprising but the scallop starter is full of flavour. It's a bit pricey but I guess you pay for the view 😅

Lovely lunch here with a good friend. Unfortunately made to wait even though there were tables visible, which always irks me a little. The seafood is very high quality and all dishes we tried were delicious. The starter portion of mussels was particularly generous and very fresh. Chef's kiss. Beware seagulls overhead if you're on the balcony, as we had a few bits dropped on us. Not cool, and the waitress just laughed it off. Thankfully it wasn't in our food as I'm not sure that would have been quite as funny.

Our server Reece was very attentive and every dish was a 10/10! I’d recommend the apple scallops & Dover sole but you can’t go wrong with anything on the menu. They also bring you a bread basket with lovely dips such as market pate which is a lovely touch.

I went there for my birthday and I was happy with everything. The service is perfect, the seafood is absolutely delicious and very fresh. I really like the atmosphere. The design of the place made me feel close to the sea and also with chefs. They also surprised me with the “happy birthday” chocolate truffle!

It in a great spot next to the beach, french set up with not many tables. Sat outside with good views, oysters are great hear, the squid could have been better, but the service was excellent, they knew there wines and pairing with food. Pricey but great for getting away from the crowds. Oysters and Muscadet lovely

One of the best breakfast I've had, the eggs were perfectly cooked, a wonderfully large portion of hollandaise sauce, and wonderful flavour, nice size, well priced, and delicious coffee. Nice decor, and relaxed atmosphere. Not somewhere tp go when your in a rush but nice if you have time to have a lazy breakfast. Definitely recommend.

Enjoyed this lovely place. Two starters (goat cheese fig + seafood cake alike (not sure the name)) were astonishingly good. For the main, slow stewed beef were too salty. The mussle soup looks very yummy. Warm service, lovely terrace. 23-24£/ppl. Happy with the price/quality ratio

Beautiful interior and has that Parisian vibe. Service is very good, attentive & friendly. Ordered the vegan & vegetarian breakfast and green tea with peach. It’s definitely delicious and simple. No wow factor. Vegan could be served with some baked beans, tofu scramble or hummus - as alternative to 2 poached eggs that you would get in a vegetarian plate. Very small portion for what is being charged.

We love a cheeky lunch here , use the PRIX FIXE set menu only £16.95 for 2 courses or £20.95 for 3 courses , sadly you have to ask to see this menu , as not given to you on arrival . Mon - Fri 12 - 7pm , excluding bank holidays . This place is atmospheric and always has a good buzz at lunchtime. Friendly , attentive staff , and good efficient service . We love booking a large lunch or brunch here too and always manage it well . Recommend 🌟👍

I like the French brasserie vibe. Food is a good standard, although prices seem to be on the rise. I go there for coffee, photography and writing my poetry.

Classic like all other Côte. Can’t go wrong. Had the French onion soup and Beef Bourguignonne. Staff were helpful. Food was delicious. Would definitely come again.