Wow! I went with a…read morefriend for lunch on a Sunday. Heard so many good things about the huge variety of sausages, mash & gravy. Especially for us veggies, it's great to see more than just your classic linda mccartneys (which I do love). There were about 5 veggies sausages to choose from. What a delight! It gets better... A choicle of about 10 different type of mash and gravy. I am in heaven! We head there, take a long time to decide which to have and go to order. Oh no! It's a Sunday, they only offer roasts. A little disappointed as I was desperate for the confit garlic and rosemary mash but no matter. We got to pick which sausage and then have all the trimmings. Boy am I happy we went there! It was so so so amazing. Cumin glazed carrots, red cabbage, greens, crispy roast potatoes, lemon and herb stuffing, yorkies and cauliflower cheese. Oh my, the cauliflower was to die for. When asked how our meal was, we mentioned how much we enjoyed it the waiter went and got us some more! I went for the spinach and cheddar sausages and my friend went for sweet potato, sundried tomato and olive. We shared them between us. I will definitely be back to sample more! And also to try the mash of course. On top of all this, we both had what seemed like a litre of Bloody Mary. Topped with a port float. Mmm mmmm!!

I feel quite at home here, more especially in the rain on a Sunday, with a roast, staring out the…read morewindow. The music is pretty much on point, and the food tidy, my favourite roast is the belly pork or the chicken. Selfishly I prefer it a bit quieter, it does get pretty busy. Speaking of which it pays to pre-order your choice of Sunday lunch as often, even if you get there first thing at 12:00 1 or 2 items are normally already not available. Whether its meat or meat free (veggie or vegan) lunch on a Sunday, you'll probably be wanting to return. #topJob

I was lucky enough to be taken here for lunch by the Yelp duchess of the Sussex Yeoman, Brix H and…read moreher boyfriend The Yeoman is located a very short uphill walk from Brighton station but you may a little difficulty recognising it as the E has fallen off the sign, making it currently the YO MAN! It's quite cozy inside but Brix had booked a table. Despite its proximity to the station, it was a nice relaxing place to chill and chat. It did get busy later with football fans and we vacated our table so that others could eat There was a good varied menu with some ambitious dishes on there. I was warned that the portions size is generous here and you certainly won't go away hungry. You know it's a good menu when it's really difficult to choose I eventually settled on scallops with black pudding and potatoes served on salad including apple. The portion was huge and while the presentation wasn't fine dining and certainly wasn't intended to be fine dining, the combination of flavours was spot on. The scallops were sweet and I appreciated the fact that they had left the coral on - there is so much flavour there. The slightly spicy and deep flavour of the black pudding was the perfect foil and the salad dressing was well judged. Yum This is a pub with a serious kitchen. Recommended!

From the outside, the Yeoman might look like any other ale house, but such thoughts would be wholly…read morewrong. Inside you are greeted by an impressive selection of wines and ales, enough to please any potential connoisseur. While this isn't exactly something to write home about, the food certainly is. Inside the Yeoman, you won't find reconstituted burgers with a helping of soggy chips. You will instead be given the task of choosing from a weekly menu of locally sourced dishes, combing traditional British cooking with a modern continental influence. This isn't the cheapest lunch you will ever have, but it is possibly the best one you'll find in Brighton. The Yeoman would be more at home in trendy North London, not 20 yards from Brighton station's smoking area. That however, is our gain, and not London's. If you are searching for a warm meal, this pub won't be for you. However, if you really want to try good food, then look no further.

Great food and coffees. Staff were very polite…read more They never rushed and sweet as could be.

I was driving through a little quaint part of town, when I found this little cafe. It looked nice,…read moreclean and friendly. So I went in with my wife for a bite. Wow what a breakfast. All the food they use is sourced from local suppliers. It was cooked to perfection! I'm a huge meet eater but decided to try the veggie breakfast for the very first time and boy was I impressed! It was delicious full of flavour perfectly cooked eggs, sautéed potatoes delicious grilled tomatoes, mushrooms beautiful fresh chewy white toast etc! My wife was equally impressed with her meat option. All in all a great surprise and start to the day. Check it out!

Used good old reliable Yelp to find this place. First time in Brighton and we were looking for a…read moredecent pub that wasn't touristy (it can be hard to find here). This one seemed far enough away from the pier to be successful and had across the board good reviews. So glad we checked this place out. Very much a neighbourhood pub, on a plain street (thought we may be in the wrong area actually..) Beer selection was good and the food was excellent. We tried a few things amongst our group - no complaints. Would happily return here anytime. Kinda sad somewhere like this is so popular - it'll just get busier with all these good reviews..

I loved my visit to this pub. The bartender was very friendly in helping me choose a beer and an…read moreorder of food to eat. I ended up with the HSC beer and Sausage & Mash with the leek and chive mash on her recommendation. The food was very good and the beer selection was good as well! They have multiple food & drink specials in addition to the regular menu items. I will be back next Thursday for the surf & turf special. Can't wait!

This place was so terrible! It was a waste of our money. The food alternated between luke warm,…read morepossibly soured, and bland. The staff were clearly incapable or inexperienced. The wine was even bad, it tasted really cheap.

Good vibe, friendly staff. A spot to hang out and grab a pint. No food options but you can get…read moretakeaway and bring in.

My parents have been down for the weekend and i desperately needed to find somewhere on saturday to…read morewatch the Man City football match that was...parent friendly (!) -with chairs and a great view of the TV. Not always the easiest task! However the Eddy was the perfect choice. I called up and reserved a table- they were really helpful and gave us a large table right in front of the big TV-perfect. I was even picky and kept changing the time - they were very accomadating. When we got there, it was busy but not crowded- mixed group parents and kids, late 20s crowd, couple of groups of guys watching the football but it was a really relaxed crowd. Atmosphere was good for the match - animated but not rowdy at all. We didnt eat but the mexican natchos lots of people were eating looked great. They've done up the decor and theres lots to look at on the walls and theyve smartened it up a lot. They were playing good music and had the football commentary on too- perfect! The Eddy was a perfect choice for what we wanted and I think i'll come back for more than just football next time.

My friends and I met here for drinks and dinner and found the place to be busy and buzzing on a…read moreFriday night. Menu sounded intriguing and we ordered the burger with triple-cooked chips, flank steak and the pig cheeks. Overall the mains were good however I found my burger to resemble McDonald's Big Mac. This may be because they also use a gherkin sauce. We decided to also order dessert which unfortunately was a mistake. Portions and presentation left is disappointed as we ended up paying £10 for them. I can't even recall what my partner ordered. It looked like 3 dollops of Nutella spread with thyme in them. I had the doughnuts which I didn't think were cooked well. Drinks were also a bit pricey in here. Unfortunately I don't think I'll be coming back nor can recommend this place. I did note that the service was decent.

I love The Cow, apart from being one of my locals, I love all the craft beers they have on offer…read more It's a great opportunity to try different types of craft beers you might not normally try. They have quite a big food menu. A cross between burgers and tapas. I have eaten here quite a few times - usually tend to stick to the tapas style dishes as I like to share. To be honest, it's been pretty hit and miss with the food. Last time I had the squid (which wasn't great) but the polenta chips and white bean hummous were to die for! But as a said, can be very hit and miss. Saying that, that doesn't stop me from coming back here! The staff are all absolutely lovely. On the weekends they have a DJ playing, always gets very busy and has a great atmosphere. The interior is fab! Very Americana. The whole bar is lined with beer bottles, all of which they have sold in the past.

Great place to have lunch, breakfast or even brunch…read more Very inviting open plan warehouse style building with upper level and lower level seating. On the edge of best parts of the Brighton Laines. I find that this seems to have better service and food than some if the other smaller Bills I have visited in other parts of the country.

Great spot for breakfast or brunch in the heart of Brighton…read more The restaurant has an sort of industrial/urban vibe with seating on two levels. Children and pet friendly, the menu offers many tasty and healthy options, that include several worthy vegan choices. Burgers and chicken sandwiches also looked outstanding and the portions were a good size for the price (I opted for the sourdough avacado toast, which was quite good). Great spot for small gatherings or quiet breakfast for two. Oh, and did I mention the bar...? 4 stars - but only because 5 is reserved for the best of the best, but Bill's comes REALLY close! Check them out, highly recommended!

The Windmill is a small, friendly local, a few minutes' walk up the hill from the busy Western Road…read moreshopping area in Brighton. It serves well kept real ale (Adnams Bitter and Broadside) and decent pub grub. The decor is a sort of shabby chic, with some interesting 'pop' art on the walls on our last visit. The staff are very friendly and service is efficient. It attracts a mostly youngish (20-30 year-old) crowd, but older customers (like yours truly!) are equally welcome. There's a very nice outside area in front of the pub, which catches the sun in summer.

What a lovely pub to stumble upon in Brighton. My friend recommended this pub and I'm so glad she…read moredid! Service is so nice, friendly and accommodating. We ordered hot drinks here and we were spoilt with a little treat and amaretto. Will definitely come back here again as the smell and look of the food was amazing!

Love this place. Probably my favourite fry up in Brighton. Great food at a great price. Sausages…read moreare locally sourced. Everything cooked well and well presented. You can take things off and add things to set breakfasts or build your own. A new couple recently took over but the food and friendly service as great as ever.

It's difficult to find a place in the North Laine that does a decent value full English breakfast,…read morewhat with the barista coffee/pastry revolution in full swing, but this place is it! I had a hankering for something a bit more filling and their cooked breakfast was magnificent - well cooked, decent portion and quality produce. It's a bit of a throwback to the old style English cafe (think Eastenders) which is great, it's certainly not Hipster. The staff were really friendly and service was super quick, all in all its hard to fault.