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Food For Friends

4.0 (112 reviews)
Open • 12:00 pm - 10:00 PM

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Outdoor seating

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Menu July 2019
Ryen B.

Cute space near The Lanes in Brighton. The sharing platter gave us a chance to try a bunch of dishes from their veg friendly menu. All ok, though none that I'd order again. It's a pretty presentation on a plate piled high with a scotch egg, quinoa salad, fried halloumi sticks with too sweet chili sauce, a single piece of pickled cauliflower, ok salad with one carrot and no beets. The spread of hummus was ok, the romesco sauce a bit better. Everything just wanted a bit more salt, acid, or heat. Glad we tried it, but don't need to return.

Oyster mushrooms with horseradish potatoes
Yiven C.

This place came highly recommended by locals. As a carnivore I can appreciate eating just vegetables but this place sorely disappointed. Why you cancel your reservation (the -'s): - Service was below par. We were seated and ignored for 15-20 minutes. - Execution of meals were not timely. Even the waiter apologized for the delay. We waited an hour for our food. - Tempeh skewers had flavor only because it was drowned in a sauce. Without it the food would have been bland. The star of the meal should be the ingredients themselves. Apparently taste could not be coaxed from the ingredients. - The meals tasted flat and one-note. I have had great vegetarian fare but their horseradish potatoes (tasted none) and the oyster mushrooms were lackluster. I had to salt and pepper my entree to get some flavor. Why you keep your reservation (the +'s): + I can't think of a reason why you would. I would not return. For the price I paid, I got poor service, a bland meal and an unworthy credit card charge.

Portebello Mushroom
Jen H.

YUM!!! Warning to those meat eaters: VEGETARIAN RESTAURANT! This was one of the best portebello mushroom I have ever had!! it was delicious!!!!!!!!! Portebello mushroom with Sun-dried tomotoes-feta cheese and sour cream on top, and aspargus and fried sweet potatoe on the side--drizzle with pesto sauce=) one of the best meals I have had in Brighton! Try it! If you're in the area, great place to gather some close friends to join u here. Not a great place for big group though!

Crisps and wine
Kerry G.

Last night I finally had the opportunity to dine at Food for Friends - something that has been on my to-do list since I moved to Brighton several years ago! Every time I walk past this place I breath in a plethora of incredible smells and each time I am tempted to abandon whatever plans I am en-route to and feast upon some glorious vegetarian food instead! With the announcement of their spectacular 'buy one main, get another free' offer, in honour of National Vegetarian Week, the was no more delaying it! I called up and booked myself and a friend in and let the excitement build, wondering whether the experience would truly meet my high expectations. The food was just as I had expected - absolutely, mouth-wateringly delicious! Each course not only looked incredible, but tasted as good as I could have hoped, with fantastic flavours and ingredients to die for. My friend and I shared the ricotta, basil and dill dumplings and a duo of tahini dips to start with, both of which were fantastic. The dumplings in particular were really special though, we both agreed - such powerful flavours in such tiny little things. I then opted for the open ravioli, while my friend enjoyed the lentil and sweet potato burger. All in all, the food was just right! The portions were perfect and it all tasted truly delicious. As a non-vegetarian, and actually somewhat of a meat-lover, I didn't miss meat for one second during this meal. There are no thoughts of 'oh, that was nice, but it would have been nicer with some chicken' - the food is perfect as it is! The restaurant's endeavour to encourage meat eaters to give vegetarian food a try must surely have been successful, I'd say! I challenge any meat-eater/veggie-hater to come here and not enjoy every mouthful of their meatless meal.. I could go on and on about this place, but I'm going to stop here and simply say - go and try it out for yourself! I can't imagine many people leave here feeling hard done by! :) If you're looking for fine dining in Brighton, this is the place for you!

Parmesan and sun dried tomato beignet
Gemma G.

Now, I'm as carnivorous as the next (wo)man, but Food for Friends could turn me into a vegetarian (well, maybe for a week!). The restaurant is situated in the heart of the Lanes. Grab a table by the window and it's a great place to watch the world go by while enjoying a tasty, healthy vegetarian feast. The specialise in fresh seasonal ingredients and the menu changes frequently to reflect this. They have also released a cookbook so you are free to try and re-create their dishes at home should you wish. I have eaten here a couple of times and have been impressed on both occasions. Last time I came in the evening and was able to supplement my lovely healthy dinner, with some not-so-healthy but absolutely fabulous cocktails. My most recent visit was for lunch and I stuck to the soft drinks, however the lime and lemongrass presse meant that I could have something tasty and refreshing, and a little different from the norm. For lunch I had the savoury Parmesan and sun-dried tomato beignet. It was really rich and tasty although it could have done with a little more tomato to balance it slightly better. The beignets were served with spinach, broccoli, garlic and herb crushed new potatoes, and a creamy truffled Marsala wine and pink peppercorn sauce. My dining companion had the tandoori haloumi masala which she said was amazing. No room on this occasion for puds but I'll certainly be back again for a top up of vitamin c, and maybe a few cheeky cocktails just to balance things out.

Sarah-Jane B.

I have mixed feelings when it comes to Food For Friends. They serve tasty, wholesome, vegetarian food I actually want to eat. The menu is also staggered so there's something for everyone - mezze platters for couples that want to share, starters and light lunches for those that are slightly peckish and hale and hearty mains for the rest of us! The food is well flavoured and well executed too. The problem is, the atmosphere is always a bit lacklustre. I've been in when there's been no music and all you can hear is the clatter of the coffee machine and cutlery being washed. I've also been in when the music has been so painfully bland and mediocre, I've been seriously tempted to put my iPod on. Add to this, the fact I always tend to get served by waitresses that either forget my order, get the order wrong or never come back to check everything's okay - and you can probably see why I'm hesitating to sing their praises. Maybe they should open a take-away Food For Friends? That would reduce all my reservations and take it back to the food - which is great!

Sharing schmaring
Laura C.

Glam, romantic (in the evening anyway) veggie restaurant with flawless presentation and a banging soundtrack at an acceptable volume. The service was slow - I had to hail a waiter after we'd been there about 20 minutes - but, we were happy chatting away and weren't in a hurry. A couple of us ordered the 'sharing' platter for one, which is touted as a light main. It's huge! I didn't care for the tofu, which was almost flavourless, but the rest was super, especially the pie-type thing with rice inside (descriptive, I know). Plus, I lost my vegetarian Scotch egg virginity that night. It was pretty good. Dare I say, I liked it better than the meat version. Others ordered veggie burgers and seemed content. They certainly looked satisfying accompanied by chunky chips almost bigger than the burger. We were all stuffed, so naturally we ordered dessert. I shared a vegan choc torte. It looked incredible, but it was disappointing. Too much of a marzipan taste (I can't stand the stuff). Sometimes you just can't beat double cream. Sticky toffee went down well, as did ice-cream in a brandy butter basket. I know that vegan food can be absolutely outstanding, it just wasn't here. Were I to revisit, I'd stick firmly to the veggie options. All things considered, a big, green thumbs up.

Can't remember the name but was amazing
Ben H.

Had a nice birthday lunch for my wife here today with a friend of ours. Was a Tuesday but was still packed. Now first off I am a carnivore but had heard good things after a terrible experience at terre terre a while back. Thankfully fff was great from the moment we arrived. Attentive but not too attentive staff, who very kindly replaced a bottle of beer that got knocked over at their cost. The starters were fabulous, particularly the sharing platter. Mains were also great and there was a huge selection of desserts that all sounded fabulous. I won't harp on just check out the photos. So long story short this was great, even for carnivores. Will definitely be back!

Apple and pear frangipane and lavender ice cream
Sophia L.

I took my sister here for Sunday lunch and it was a real treat. I was greeted by the restaurant manager with a big beaming smile, and taken to the seat IN THE CURVED WINDOW (aka winning on the table front). I was nervous about a vegetarian Sunday roast - but fear not! It was delicious. We both had the veggie filo roast which was tomato, mushroom, cheese and rice filled (crispy to the touch, ie perfect). It came with wood smoked beans, sweet carrots, great roasties and a yorkie pud. We were both comfortably full by the end but thought "sod it" and got an apple and pear frangipane with lavender ice cream and then we both fell to the floor AND DIED because it was so damn beautiful. My sister also had a Bluebird Strawberry Lemonade tea which she really loved. We had a little trouble getting our waitors attention towards the end but left feeling satisfied. Decor is Lovely and staff are all super friendly. No wonder it has such a good rep. NB: They do free sparkling water.

Cocunut curry & fried spicy rice. Wow.
Fiona D.

Layered taste in meals is an absolute must for me, and food for friends nailed it. Spiced aubergine, crunchy celery, subtle coconut topped with creamy cashews. I ordered my very first vegetarian curry, the coconut curry, and it made a welcome filler after a long day in the office! It arrived in good time, piping hot and served beautifully with rice, curry & veg in separate dishes (bit fiddly without a plate to dish it out onto, but I'm a sucker for chopping board dining. Who isn't these days eh?) The staff were super friendly, and there was such a warming atmosphere, making it a nice little stop off for winter dinner :) Loved how easy it was to book a table too, all online with a booking confirmation sent to your inbox within minutes. I went along midweek, so it wasn't as busy as I thought but if you're looking to head there on the weekend, book a table in advance. They don't call FFF award winning for nothing ;)

Mezze
Rachel G.

Incredible food with so much to choose from on the menu. I am not a vegetarian and always enjoy my meal here. The variety and flavours used in their dishes mean that you never leave feeling dissatisfied. The hallomui burger is to die for!

Starter Trio
Ally W.

Though Brighton has many vegetarian restaurants, this one seems to be one of the favorites. It was recommended to us by a local and was quite packed when we got in. The restaurant itself is simply decorated, but is cozy and comfortable. The menu is considerate and flexible, allowing for quite a few vegan options, which made my boyfriend happy. We had a trio of starters: dal, noodle wrapped in tofu skin and fig and tofu salad. We were not too impressed with the starters. They were good, but lacking in flavor. I don't mind them, but would definitely not choose any of them next time. For main, I went for the goat's cheese souffle, which was super satisfying and delicious. A sizable souffle sat on a bed of roasted vegetable and there was a thick piece of grilled goat's cheese to top it off. It was a hearty winter dish that warmed me from the inside. I enjoyed it to the last bite. My boyfriend went for the stuffed baby pumpkin which was also delicious. The only problem with our dishes was that we were very full and couldn't possibly think about desserts. This will be our go-to restaurant next time we are in town.

Mezze
Hal F.

What a wonderful place to come if you're a vegan. Lovely atmosphere and attentive staff. We got a bread for starter a delight array of different breads with two different sauces. We choose the mezze as our main - three each was more than enough. The non-alcoholic cocktails were also a treat to have with our meals. By the end of it we were very full and happy. But we couldn't leave without trying the vegan desert platter to share. Adding a hint of tea to help accentuate those flavours. 5/5 for staff 5/5 for food 5/5 for atmosphere

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Flies crawling all over the bakery items put me off buying them. the latte was nice, but for £4, I expect more than a thimble full.

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Food was the best we've had in Brighton after 3 days! Really really good. Lovely atmosphere, great street view.

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Terre A Terre - The "sampler" menu

Terre A Terre

4.2(104 reviews)
0.1 mi
•£££

I'm not a vegetarian but a vast majority of my family are... I have to say it was a struggle to…read morefind an item on the menu that I'd be pleased with that didn't have meat! Have to say I was presently surprised with my meal! I had a lovely flat bread starter with caramelised onions and pickled onion and it was amazing! And if it stays on the menu I recommend that anyone try's it!!! For the main course I had an amazing curry with brown rice and it was pleasantly nice... A very mixed amount of flavours that suited the curry and I recommend it to anyone. To finish the meal myself and grandmother shared some Ice Cream and sorbet and it was lovely! If you're ever sceptical of a meat free restaurant don't ever hesitate to come here... For a great meat free, low carb and even vegan meal!! It is honestly the best vegetarian food I've ever tried!!

We had an amazing dinner at Terre a Terre last week during our vacation in Brighton. I live in…read moreSouthern California and if this restaurant were transported to So Cal it would be fully booked weeks out. The food was amazing! I have some food allergies and they were very accommodating and food was delicious. The service was 10 stars! The decor was lovely and tasteful. It was the best meal of our two week stay in the UK and one of the best restaurant meals I have had in a long time. If I could give more than 5 stars I would. I see there are a few less than 5 star reviews. This makes no sense and those people must hate everything. I travel all over the world. I was in Japan the week before our two week trip to the UK. This place is amazing! I have eaten at Michelin starred restaurants that do not match up to Tierra a Terre!

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Terre A Terre - Kentucky Fried cauliflower

Kentucky Fried cauliflower

Terre A Terre - Rosti revisited

Rosti revisited

Terre A Terre - Rosti revisited

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Rosti revisited

The Plant Room - Interior

The Plant Room

4.9(7 reviews)
0.1 mi
•£

Great space to unwind and actually work or socialize!…read more The perks +'s: + Well lit space and warm. + Sofa faces the lanes to people watch and to engage in conversation with your friends. Put down your phone please. + Tables come with benches or bar stools. Take your pick. + Toilet is clean. Important if you plan to camp there and work. + Electrical outlets abound. + Coffee is good. Lemon ginger tea is spicy! + Clean and friendly. + Music is at a decent decibel. I could hear myself think. The dregs -'s: - Wifi is free but damn it's testy. I lost connection a few times. Overall the place is friendly and good place to actually do some work on my laptop. It can get noisy though only when chatter increases with additional patrons.

Yup, sorry its a 5....clearly popular, we managed to grab the very last table (for 2)...it wasn't…read morejust that the coffee was very good, which it was, or the chocolate and orange cake (which completely ruined my dinner...talk about Michelin Man after that!)...it was the friendliness, nay, happiness of the staff...fun, joshing, helpful...willing, yes I did say willing....so guess as ever whoever is at the top is hiring the right staff and its reflected everywhere...only thing is its not the most cosy, comfortable place but who cares! (We did go to the Marwood first because of the Yelp recommendation; well received but no space at all so bye bye; nor did that in any way look comfortable...the cake looked good though!)

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The Plant Room - Big tables to lay out!

Big tables to lay out!

The Plant Room - Speciality Coffee

Speciality Coffee

The Plant Room - Lovely latte

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Bombay Aloo - From website

Bombay Aloo

3.4(25 reviews)
0.1 mi
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I came here because I saw it was 5£ for all you can eat vegetarian Indian food - DING DING DING,…read moreticks all the boxes, cheap, all you can eat, Indian, vego, I was sold before I arrived! It's definitely not the fanciest buffet, but what can you really expect when you are paying 5£?? The restaurant itself is cozy, and I appreciated the sign on the wall informing you of which dishes are vegan and which are just vegetarian, very helpful! The food is really good, there's a nice selection of vegetable curries, dahls, rice, salad, onion bhajis, papadums and naan bread, and it's all delicious! I wish there were more places like this when traveling because the price is too good to beat! You get such a good selection, and can eat as much as you like, which for me is quite a lot. You definitely get way more than your money's worth and a full belly of warm Indian food.

I like Bombay Aloo. It is a buffet, and a buffet is never gonna be my idea of a special treat. But…read moretheir lunch deal for all you can eat for a fiver seems to recognise this, and it's an excellent place to go if you're looking to eat quickly/in the day/save money. The staff are good, food is fresh (usually - the rice can dry out if it's not busy) and it isn't greasy, fatty or bland. The only downer is that the dishes do lack distinct flavours, and do tend to merge into each other - it's a bit of a shame they couldn't have been more inventive considering this place is quite unique in serving a veggie only menu. All in all though, the cosiness and satisfyingness of the place/food means it's pretty darn good for the price. Oooh, just checked the website - apparently the buffet is just £3.50 between 3.15 and 5.15 mon-fri - amazing!

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Bombay Aloo
Bombay Aloo
Bombay Aloo

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Purezza

Purezza

4.4(13 reviews)
0.2 mi

How I missed the Cheesus Pizza. Such a good restaurant, if…read moreyou are vegan, it can be called "The Green Paradise". Pizzas are tasty, everybody is nice, very welcoming with you. They are ready to speak about each ingredients if you don't know them, they even answered to questions about a specific product, and how lovely this is. Even if you love meat, just try this magical place to understand how it could taste when we won't have anymore meat on earth, it'll educate you about that. There is a slightly negative point, about prices. It's very hard to take a starter for more than £5 when you know that you'll spend £16 for a pizza and £4 for a coke. Even if it's delicious, maybe it could reviewed. Plus, you are susceptible to pay a percentage depends of the service (it's written on the menu so not a big deal). Anyway, thanks to Purezza to grow like a wonderful plant, and to open in a lot of different places.

The food at Purezza is very very good. At the two locations I've visited (Manchester and Brighton),…read morethe flavours and ingredients were superb. At Brighton specifically, I had the pesto pizza (with added pepperoni) and the caesar salad. My partner and I split both, which was a good amount of food for two people. Both of us we were very satisfied. One detractor for Brighton, at least on the night we went, was that a huge portion of the menu was unavailable. The server basically had to go down a laundry list of menu items that they couldn't serve, which even included most alcoholic drinks. While I'm glad we warned up front, and we still enjoyed what we had, it was disappointing and seemed a little strange. Also, I will say that between the two, the Brighton location's space was a little lacklustre. Still, I would recommend Purezza as a solid pizza option and worth checking out.

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Small Batch Coffee Roasters - Interior

Small Batch Coffee Roasters

4.5(4 reviews)
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Brighton boasts a diverse café culture that caters to the needs of locals and visitors alike from…read morethe waffles to the Wi-Fi. Your Brighton and Hove coffee experience isn't complete until you've visited one (or all!) of the six conveniently placed Small Batch Coffee Company sites dotted around the city. Pop-up pitches greet the commuters at Brighton and at Hove railway station and both areas boast two café's a-piece on busy central thoroughfares. So do take the time to sample some beans from these enterprising Brighton baristas. My local SBCC sits on the corner of Norfolk Square and is a welcome addition to one of the less grand regency squares currently undergoing a transformation. All the sites have a distinctly hip interior that you'd expect from a seriously cool coffee house. Personality can be found in the nod to local attractions, such as the pavilion domes in the shop signage and the beach hut mural on the Norfolk interior. If you're after a speedy verdict, THE COFFEE IS AMAZING. You can now move on. I had a cappuccino that came in a generously sized cup and finished off with a heart motif. The heart did look a bit like an onion, but that's ok. I love onions. The taste was rich and warm and a cut above your regular coffee on the go. The reasonably priced drinks come in at around £2-£3 and the tea is just as lovingly brewed as its flavoursome coffee brother. If you fancy a nibble there is an array of cookies, cakes and hot snacks for between £1.50-£3 that are fresh and tasty. I opted for a slither of brownie. I've been tricked by brownies in the past. It's hard to talk about, but they've been deceptively brown yet distinctly lacking in choccy goodness. I'm happy to report that this sweet treat was moist and rich. Phew. So whether you're a connoisseur or after a quick quench, be sure to stop here and have a cup of the hot stuff.

Small Batch Coffee Company serves great coffee in a beautiful and stylish setting. There are…read moreseveral Small Batches scattered around Brighton and Hove, but this one has to be one of my favourites! It's spacious and comfortable and is a great place to start the day, with a nice cup of tasty coffee in your hand. Coffee places can sometimes be quite cramped, noisy or busy places, but Small Batch doesn't feel like this at all. The big windows and spread out tables make for a really open feel to the place - leaving you with enough room to relax and not feel as if you're sharing a table with the people sitting next to you. Now, I'm very much a basic coffee kinda girl! It's usually no milk, no froth, no fancy beans! I'm not ashamed to say that I can't especially tell much difference between my coffees and will happily drink even the cheapest instant coffee and enjoy it nonetheless. That being said, the coffee in here really does taste different. It tastes real, if you will... It's strong and flavourful and, honestly, I'd worry that if I stopped off here for long enough I'd soon after never be able to drink my beloved instant coffee ever again. The one pitfall of this place is their lack of wifi. I had just settled myself down with a hot cup of coffee and a opened up my laptop to begin work, when I realised. Ultimately, it's not the end of the world. There are plenty of cafes nearby with wifi available and, in a way (as long as you're expecting it) there's something rather charming about a coffee place where you can't connect. Use this as you time-to-relax coffee spot, rather than your work-away-from-work area.

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Small Batch Coffee Roasters - Branded cups...

Branded cups...

Small Batch Coffee Roasters - Interior from one of the small round tables in the back

Interior from one of the small round tables in the back

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Food For Friends - vegetarian - Updated October 2026

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