Pricey( compared to mainstream bakers) but reasonable shop selling a variety of toasted sandwiches,…read morepaninis, jackets, salads and daily specials of pasta and rice. Opted for safe option of ham salad and a cornish pasty. Both ok. There are four options of bread from small roll through to baguette. Staff very friendly and premises clean and pleasant. Open mon-Sat 0830-1500. Telephone orders taken before 1130.

£13.00 for 3 courses. Good deal! Highly recommend the buffalo mozzarella salad to start, all fresh…read moreingredients-light and flavoursome perfect prior a heavier main. This venue has a fair amount of seating outside in a walled patio. Ideal on a summers day, lovely little suntrap! We had several people serving our table and they were all very friendly and there were no mistakes despite multiple handovers. We were lucky with dessert...the cake had just been baked and was still slightly warm from baking and freshly iced for us, very tasty! If I'm ever in Arundel again I would definitely return to this particular Pizza Express.

We always come here for lunch when visiting arundel after a fabulous lunch here years ago!…read more Brilliant food, very friendly and kind staff.

Tom's looks a bit more like a lady's hair salon, especially with the shiny exterior and tiled…read moreflooring. Thankfully, that is where the similarities end between Tom's and the hair salon profession. I come here relatively often and never leave disappointed, it's the type of the shop that just does what is asked of it; offering affordable, good quality sandwiches. You can easily pick up an apetising sandwich for a couple of pounds, definitely a shade cheaper than the more central sandwich shops that tend to charge you ridiculous amounts for not very much. I would say however that you shouldn't travel out of your way to come here; a sandwich is a sandwich (insightful or what?)

Tom's does everything very well. I used to work round the corner so it was my favourite lunch spot…read morefor a while. Everything is tasty, and if your interested in the local-or-not debate Tom's do the best to source locally. They have an award winning champagne and tarragon mustard which is reeeeally good, so I good I had to buy a pot post sandwich scoffing.

This is the loveliest deli I've found in Brighton, and that's saying something, as they are a dime…read morea dozen in this foodie town! Organic, vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free...whatever your requirement, you'll find something delicious. Wild Cherry specialize in homemade healthy food and it all tastes absolutely divine! I spent at least ten minutes staring at the selection of savoury treats...anchovie and vegetable strudel, vegetable quiche, chorizo and ham lasagne...everything looked mouth-wateringly good! Whatever you choose, it will come with a choice of salads (and we're not talking lettuce and cucumber here!). The sweets are equally as enticing: one side of the shop is given over to all sorts of pastries, cakes and even homemade bread and butter pudding! The coffees are well made and a little cheaper than you might pay in the centre of town- a cappuccino and a chai latte cost £1.95 each. Wild Cherry is not only a lovely little cafe, perfect for breakfast and lunch- they sell all sorts of posh pickles and preserves, as well olive oils, biscuits and chocolates. This would be the ideal place to create a yummy Christmas hamper!

I've been living in Hanover for a few months now and wish I had popped by this place sooner!…read more I had the mushroom and haloumi stuffed aubergine, stuffed peppers, chorizo lasagne and chorizo stuffed chicken with hummus, olives and pitta (between 3 people). All of the food was light, full of flavour and very nutritious so I walked away cured of my previously dreadful hangover and feeling fresh (also thanks to the help of their detox juice which may become a hangover essential). I will definitely be going back frequently as I need to try everything! Also, the staff are lovely and very helpful, the desserts and smoothies looked amazing and there is a great selection of gluten free, vegan and vegetarian food products.

Lawrence and Julia Murphy's hideaway in Emsworth is an absolute gem. They use largely fresh…read morelocal produce for most of their dishes, but if the need arises they will reach out as far as France to satisfy their customers. I had a chicken terrine to commence proceedings which was wonderful and resembled a fine piece of mosaic before I had to spoil everything by eating it. This was followed by a delicious loin of veal cooked perfectly pink and accompanied by lightly cooked kale and suitably al dente broccolini. Desserts are mouth wateringly tempting, although I had sufficient will power to pass, but out of the corner of my eye, I did spot one of my companions devour a lemon posset with an individual lemon sponge cake and lemon ice cream. This was proclaimed a triumph. Fat Olive's is open Tuesday to Saturday and booking is essential. Make sure your name is on the list.

Really nice. Top quality food. Service is excellent. Not a cheap reastaurant but you get what you…read morepay for which makes it really good value - go for lunch.

This is a very popular local chippie, which gets very busy during the early evening. It's a…read moretake-away only, ie no in-house eating. The food is very traditional - fish and chips, pies, pasties, battered and unbattered sausages, saveloys, fish-cakes, curry sauce they do 'meal deals' for certain items eg two-fish cakes and chips. The Chinese owners are very fast and efficient. The only thing to be aware of is that they tend to close mid-evening, as soon as the supper-time rush has gone ie they are not open after you've been to the pub!

I think you can judge a fish and chip shop by one criterion. How long is the queue on a Friday…read moreevening at about 6pm? If willing customers are lining up out of the door, down the street and round the corner, then you know you're on to a winner. And Montefiore Fisheries is definitely popular. You always have to wait. I'm a sucker for their cod and chips (even if cod is a bit of a treat). I can also heartily recommend the haddock and the fish cakes. Lovely chips every time. It's worth waiting for proper chips. I stroll back to my flat with them wrapped in paper, enjoyng the smell of vinegar wafting out. My only quibble would be that these guys shut quite early. If they could bring themselves to keep going, until even 10pm, I'd be even more happy. But then, this is a proper chippy. It's not a six pint, post pub kebabery.

The Laine Deli is an adorable corner establishment that benefits from the quiet whitewashed…read moreneighbourhood and large pavement terrace, making it a popular destination for city ramblers looking to take the load off on a summer's afternoon. Inside, the relaxed theme continues with window seats to watch the world go by on colder days and a funky, modern and young decor. Offering up an uncomplicated choice of comfort food favourites including sandwiches, baguettes, bagels, home made soups, pies jacket potatoes, muffins and cakes and more, the prices stay remarkably low (mostly under £3) considering the location. My favourite choice is the Bacon, Cranberry and Brie toastie and a Belvoir Ginger Beer. Scrumptious.

A lovely little café on the corner of Trafalgar St, The Laine Deli is a converted terraced house…read morewith its front garden paved to create an outdoor seating area. This is an ideal place to sit and soak up the sun whilst watching the world go by- the location at the beginning of the North Lanes means that it's not right in the thick of it, but not too far off the beaten track. The food is simple and yummy. They do a great breakfast special- you can get crumpets, toast or a bagel with jam for only £1.25! They do all the usual teas and coffees as well as delicious smoothies. If you're in the mood for a treat, they also have a great selection of homemade cakes and the lunchtime options such as sandwiches and jacket potatoes are yummy too - the jacket with chilli is especially good. All in all the food is inexpensive, the service is really friendly and the location is great- what more could you ask of a café?

A Fish and Chip shop open 7 days a week? Convenient or alarming? I'll let you decide. I was pretty…read moresure Fish and Chip shops were closed on Mondays for a reason...no fresh fish?! Whilst you won't find me ordering haddock and chips in here on a Monday, I have grabbed dinner here a few times, and it wasn't bad at all. The batter wasn't quite as crispy as I like it, but they do good chips and aren't afraid to slather on the vinegar, which is a-okay by me. The fish cakes are also yummy. I wouldn't touch the battered sausages with a barge pole, but that's just personal taste...they just look soooo greasy! What's dangerous about this place is it's location. If you happen to live at the top of Hanover and walk up Southover St on your way home, chances are by the time you make your way half way up, you'll be hungry. And there you'll find Sea Breeze, conveniently awaiting you're arrival. You could end up eating fish and chips all too often! If you can be bothered with the extra few minutes walk, I think Cod Father on Islingword Rd is marginally better (crispier batter), but there's not much in it...

It's about time someone gave some love to Sea Breeze. I feel like a bit of a snake, as i've been…read morecoming here for a while and haven't got round to telling the world how nice it is. I live closer to the Cod Father, but wouldn't eat Fish and Chips from there if you bought it for me. The fish here is always nice and fresh, the batter is light and crispy, not greasy and oily. Chips are thick and very generous in their portion size. Brighton's a funny place regarding Fish and Chips as i've never really been blown away by any, but the good people of Sea Breeze are doing there best to change that.