Me and family always go here for dim sum (traditional brunch for Chinese people) and sometimes…read moredinner. The staff are friendly and quick to take your orders. the interior is nicely decorated and plenty of seating for families. another good thing is that because its located in the marina, there's free parking aswell!

Our bathroom looks great. The team at The Brighton Bathroom Company were really friendly and made…read moresome great recommendations. Their estimated overall project cost (products and installation) was pretty much what we had in mind. They also were helpful in finding us tricky specific product asks (tiles etc). I would go to them again.

The company provided an excellent service. It was good to leave everything in their hands to…read moreorganise. The project was well managed from start to finish with high standards of design and workmanship. All the staff were very friendly, courteous and hard working. We are very pleased with the result and would recommend their services to anyone. Phil and Sandra

There were a number of problems with this Company most of which under normal circumstances could…read morehave been addressed in a measured fashion. Unfortunately the bullying behaviour from the owner was a new experience for us and we would not recommend them based on this.

The quality of the kitchen is good for the price, they certainly beat the competition and they…read morelistened to what was required. The finished kitchen is great and you can't beat half price Granite work tops. Like any job of this size there were niggles and problems but all the issues were successfully resolved. This is a good local business and we would recommend them.

I have no aspirations to be a domestic goddess. If I did…read morethough, I'd slip into my marigolds and my kitten heels And I'd scoot over to Bert's at least once a week. A local homestore two minutes from Jamie Oliver's Recipease, they sell every cute and kitsch accessory you could wish for - from spotted cake tins and stripey aprons to colourful bowls, chopping boards, whisks, spoons and tableware. Oh and the essential items for budding bakers - cupcake and muffin tins!

This lovely little store is a new addition to Western Road, building on Bert's successful original…read moreoutlet at 33 George Street in Hove (their web-site has not yet been updated to include the new venue). Basically, they sell things for the kitchen, like crockery, cutlery, draining racks, chopping boards, gadgets, and so on. Although the range is not that large - only a few styles of cutlery, for example - they do have lots of useful things, and the store is lovely just to browse around. The place was buzzing with happy shoppers, doing just that. (In marked contrast to the January Sales hell that characterised the rest of Brighton). I have spent hours trying to find an small olive spoon, for example - and they had one, and an olive spear, and a spring-loaded pickle fork, and... We also bought a really large, heavy beech wood chopping board - from a sustainable source - for under £8. Something else that caught my eye were several designs of nice wire draining racks, in bright funky colours - no horrid plastic tat. Oh, and lovely, friendly, helpful staff. I hope they succeed.

A high-street DIY shop that also stocks kitchens and garden furniture. You don't get many of those…read morein existence anymore with the big Homebase and B&Qs in every town but when I popped in to have a look some shelves, the shop was packed. Very encouraging indeed to see local places doing this well. They also cut wood to size and sell a huge amount of high end and basic tools to get your home looking at its best. While the big chain places might be a few pence cheaper, I think its a lot better to buy your DIY goods from somewhere like this as the staff are always so much more helpful and honest to what your needs are.

A great shop with really helpful and friendly staff. They made me a great kitchen at a good fair…read moreprice, which I am really pleased with. I would fully recommend them.

This independent shop is such a refreshing change from the usual chain bathroom stockists. It's a…read morereally friendly store and nothing is too much trouble when you go in there. They don't have the largest showroom in the world (It's set over two adjoining buildings) - but they manage to cram in such a wide range of stock. The bathrooms they stock are contemporary and they have some really unusual ones that you don't see anywhere else. Whilst they do stock everyday items - they also stock some top of the range ones. They offer far more of a variety than you would expect from a shop of this size and, to be honest, in this location. I didn't buy my whole bathroom suite from here - but did buy some taps and a sink. They had a great sale on at the time and the taps were reduced from £400 to £200. Can't comment on their fitting service as I arranged for this to be done by a friend.

Independent supplier of bathrooms and showers and things like that, situated up at Seven Dials. The…read morelady who runs this shop is larger than life and always terribly helpful whenever you need something like a basin, pan or bath. Good prices and local delivery are available. The shop is quite famous in the city because of the van with the bum on the side!

Harvey Jones doesn't come cheap, but then a bespoke kitchen never does. Although I can't claim to…read morehave a Harvey Jones kitchen myself, my sister had them custom build some units around the style of her lounge and dining room. They have a range of styles to choose from including the classic shaker theme to very linear look, and their choices of colours even include polka dots. This kitchen has been built with precision carpentry and I'm dreaming of the day when I get to employ their talents!

A really very disappointing experience. Engaged with Hove store, and paid the £750 deposit, for a…read morebespoke kitchen. Sadly the design work & diagrams left MUCH to be desired, little creativity and many 'hidden' costs either not mentioned or buried in the quote. Other firms, especially independent firms will do SO much more to win the business. Looks like I've paid £750 for some shoddy drawings, but lesson learned..... Take heed, kitchen buyers!!

Not the best laid out store you could have - its in two locations, its crowded, its not smart…read more HOWEVER: I'd use it again in a heartbeat, and I will as soon as I renovate my horrible bathroom. The man working in the shop was an absolute genius, thats all I can say - he obviously knew everything there was to know, not only about the visible bits of a bathroom, the big stuff like baths and toilets and washbasins, but all the other little bits that we dont' think of - washers and pipes and cables. And how it all fits together. Obviously I don't, which is why this review isn't technical, but this is where I managed to buy the toilet seat I was looking for, because this saint of the shop floor explained to me about flexible fittings that can be manipulated easily to fit almost any toilet. And it was easy. And cheap. And it was solid, lacquered wood, not a thing thing made of cheap plastic. It would be hard to exaggerate how pleased I was with this shop!