I like shopping here as they have a good selection of "health foods". Especially ingredients for my…read moremorning Müsli like flax seeds, hemp seeds etc. I also really like their pizzas, which they bake daily and sell by the slice. Service is a bit spotty. Sometimes I feel like the folks working here are not happy? Or, maybe I've lived in the States for too long and just expect to be greeted with a bright white smile ;-)

One of the most expensive food markets in Brighton, even their own branded products are more…read moreexpensive than elsewhere. Good selection though. Half the staff are lovely and half weird and rude.

Really lovely to find this store. Its cheaper than Infinity store. The product range is varied…read more Lots of organic goods. Most of the stock is aimed at the healthy eater. The range comes from the Mediterranean, Middle east and Asia. Freshly baked breads and pizza baked while you wait! There is hot roasted chickens. There is a deli counter. Halal meats are prepared in-store. Supplements are also available. This store is priced for all pockets and worth checking out.

This is a great shop and reminds me of the supermarkets on Green Lanes in North London. The staff…read moreare really friendly and the shop well stocked. The only thing that would make it better is if it had the same prices as Green Lanesbut hey, this is Hove after all.

Delicious honeys. I love that they are very pure, from completely natural environments. Amazing…read moreflavours and very potent. Excellent as food and medicine. And easy fast delivery right to my door. Get some :)

From the owner: We specialise in raw, organic, mono-floral honey, bee pollen, royal jelly, and other bee products…read morefrom Spain Bulgaria, Greece, and the UK.

Brighton's food industry is blessed with so many organic and local grocery stores and restaurants…read moreit would hard pressed to eat unhealthily here. Jasmines Health Food Store is a great shop to add to the list of healthy boutique grocers in the Seven Dials area. Carrying a wide array of fruits, veggies, dry goods and snacks, this is a local favorite for just popping in and getting whatever it is that you crave. With an impressive selection of organic, local and fair trade goodies, it makes it very hard to decide whether or not to get the rice cakes with quinoa or the free trade dried mangos from Uganda. If you're not into shopping at monster grocery stores, then Jasmine is a great alternative to endlessly searching out aisles for your favorite health food snack or skipping the fruit that has been shipped in from over seas. BUY LOCAL!

We never buy our fresh fruit and veg from supermarkets as we end up wasting so much so we always…read moremake the effort to buy it from Jasmines on Dyke Road every other day. I much prefer to spend a little more money and have someone who actually knows their industry too. Its mainly all organic, seasonal produce and you can really tell the difference from the packaged stuff. The water melons are absolutely fantastic and so juicy as are the pineapples. Try and get there when the Jersey Royal potatoes are in season! They have an array of herbs and spices indoors too and occasionally stock some very in expensive saffron!

Because it's situated on St. James' street one might have the inclination to avoid Geo Watts & Son…read moreon the assumption that it might be a little scummy. However, this is not the case, as they go to proper lengths to ensure they serve fresh, quality produce everyday. As with any butcher or farm delivery service it's worth paying a little extra for decent meat that isn't 50% water like most Tesco and Sainsbury meats. The fact it's an independent business with extremely friendly staff make it the ethical and enjoyable alternative to the fish stall at your local supermarket.

This family run business is an excellent resource to the Kemp Town area, and a refreshing change to…read moremuch of what else is on offer. Nearby you'll find fancy bistros and organic stores, alongside numerous cornershops, not to mention the giants Co-Op, Morrison's and Tesco's. But fishmongers Geo Watts & Son is the only fresh fish supplier on the street, with no butchers at all. The man who runs the place is really helpful, and happy to advise if you're not used to cooking fish. The friendly service and knowledge that you're supporting a local business, make the slightly higher than cheapie Morrison's price tag totally worth it.

One word. YUM. Many an hour has been spent browsing the densely packed shelves of this deli-cious…read more(sorry, just couldn't help myself!) shop. With a brilliant cheese counter and mouthwatering selection of artichoke hearts, stuffed peppers, anchovies and the like, this is the perfect place to pick up gourmet picnic items on your way to Preston Park. There are also endless jars of delicious sauces and pickles as well as specialist pastas and breads. If you can get there early enough in the morning they have fresh pastries- the croissants are really light and fluffy...mmmm, just thinking about Arkwrights makes me hungry! Unsurprisingly, its not cheap, but let me tell you, I have never been happier to splash out on delicious nibbles- this deli is a real treat!

Much has been said about the deli counter here, though nobody has mentioned the meat selection. If…read moreyou're looking for some Chorizo, Salami, Parma ham... This is the place to come. Its much better quality, and much better value than you will find at a supermarket. The Chorizo Picante went down a treat on my pizza's last night. In fact, if you're ever planning on making your own pizzas everything you need is here, and it's all delectable. Another thing that nobody seems to have mentioned are the range of the home made foods they serve; baguette pizzas, samosas, pasta, curry, and everything I've ever bought from them has been top notch. On top of all this there is a huge selection of grains, pulses, herbs, spices, and cans of all sorts. Highly Recommended!

I love this little simple shop - they have so many good deals in there for organic-ethical…read moreproducts and the owners are super nice and friendly. highly recommended

Just beyond the viaduct on Beaconsfield Road, on the Preston Park side, Sunny Foods is a wholefoods…read moreand grocery shop, and if you have a good eye for bargains, you can pick up some really good food. Typical wholefoods fare is available; organic and eco-friendly variants of standard supermarket items, from washing-up liquids to ready made pies, produced by the poetically named company 'Clive's Pies', which, it must be said, are hearty and delicious. Obviously, a range of dried fruits, nuts, pulses and seeds can be had, as well as soya and rice based dairy alternatives, tofu and and a vast array of juices and sauces. What makes Sunny Foods stand out in the wholefoods market is that, impressively for a relatively small shop with limited space, they have a strong emphasis on their grocery section. Heaps of locally farmed produce, all fresh and in good nick, and some rarities including Italian Cavolo Nero- a delicious dark cabbage which you can use in place of Kale- and various seasonal fruits altogether take up about a quarter of the shop's floor-space. Anyone looking to eat well, or expand their cooking repertoire would be well served to pay Sunny Foods a visit. However, the staff have never been particularly friendly or helpful, which isn't the worst thing in the world, but when you name your shop 'Sunny', you're really setting yourself up for criticism if your disposition doesn't match your projected image. Also, and, in fact, more importantly, the prices in here can feel almost overbearingly high. We have to make allowances for small local businesses, and understand that it's hard for them to compete with bulk-buying chains, but there are many items in Sunny Foods which you could find for less in Pulse, which is an even smaller establishment in the Open Market, so prepare yourself if you're a bit light of wallet.

Richardson Road is already a great area for buying from small local businesses. Home to a fantastic…read morebutcher, fishmonger, bakery, wine shop, flower shop and cafe it's a great place to pick up local produce without heading into town. In addition, I recently discovered a new organic grocers has opened up making this an even more inspiring spot. Gratitude Grocers has a wonderful display of fruit and veg out the front which immediately draws the eye. Pick up a lovely old fashioned wicker basket and start shopping! Great quality fresh local produce is hard to resist. I brought some leeks and potatoes to make a soup, and some wonderfully large, juicy plums. Inside, the great produce continues. Freshly baked bread from Flint Owl Bakery, locally produced sausages and bacon, dairy produce, local honey, vegan goods and homemade falafel are among some of the delights available. I would definitely recommend the falafel - I ate mine in the car before I even drove off! Downstairs, there is apparently a great selection of organic produce such as shampoo and cleaning products, I didn't make it down this time as I was with my little one in the pram, but will defiantly return to check it out. Organic stores are often ridiculously over priced but I didn't think this was the case here. On top of all this, the proprietor was so friendly and chatty I left feeling like I had made a new friend! Shopping experiences like this are hard to come by so I wish this small business every success. The owner mentioned the possibility of opening a store in my local area, I'm keeping my fingers crossed that this happens one day.

Never received 20 pounds worth of products I ordered more than 2 weeks ago. The customer service…read moreit's inexistent. I tried to contact them multiple times and never got an answer. I requested a refund but I never got one. This "company" it's a total scam, don't buy from them.

rude and unhelpful when it comes to delivery instructions. do not use ever. They are littered with…read morebad reviews