I personally love Yo Sushi, The waiters are nice, the conveyor belts are cool, the drinks are good,…read moreI love everything about it, yes, it can get a bit pricey, but it's still has delicious food and I love going here.

Favourites: Avocado Roll…read moreSeaweed Salad Aubergine in Miso Pumpkin Korroke Tofu Curry Chocolate Mochi I've brought people from Canada whenever they come over and even though there are better sushi places (for quality fish) you can't NOT have a good time and NOT be super satisfied/stuffed when you leave. Hence why I have been here... well, I won't say how many times actually. Shhhh. Deals: Student Discount - 25% off Blue Mondays - all dishes priced at £2.30 Super! Sumo! Sundays! - all you can eat buffet for £20 Random times during the year and your birthday month - 30% off the bill Set Priced Menus - more for newcomers when you don't know what to eat

I can't believe it's taken me so long to find this place. Just thinking about all the years I've…read morebeen missing out on Rock Ola makes me very sad. If only we'd crossed paths sooner... oh the fun we could have had! It wasn't until I was sitting inside Rock Ola, looking out the window at the passers by, that I realised I had walked right by the place on my way to and from work every day and barely noticed it for a year and a half. This shocked me because, once inside, Rock Ola is quite unforgettable. Styled as your typical cool American diner, Rock Ola is jam packed with old cheesy trinkets, bright wallhangings and a brilliant old jukebox that sits in the corner just waiting to be played with. The decor is fantastic! It's just cheesy enough to be fun but not make you feel as if you're sitting in a Disneyland restaurant. The staff are dressed in little aprons and are very pleasant indeed. But most importantly, the food. The burgers in here are to die for. They're massive, juicy and stacked with lots of little goodies, like onion rings, bacon, cheese and much more. The menu is wonderful - with additions such as the 'Hypocrite burger' which has both a meat and veggie pattie inside, and a host of vegan options which no doubt go down very well with many. They also serve the tastiest milkshakes, which are thick and creamy and taste and good as they are bad for you! They also have a selection of cakes and puddings but, to be honest, after a burger and a milkshake it's a wonder I even got out the door! Maybe next time though. You may have walked past this place a few times. You may never have heard of it before, but for goodness sake - no matter how busy you are - get down there this weekend and feast on a burger!! It'll be the best decision you ever made...

Rock Ola is slightly removed from the main shopping drag of the North Laines - just onto Tidy…read moreStreet. However, despite the location and lack of advertising, the cafe was really busy with couples, families and discernable regulars. It's a 50s themed American diner - the floats and milkshakes on the menu match the retro pop culture on the walls and free playable jukebox. My friend ordered a piece of carrot cake - too large to finish - for £1.95 and found it delightful. I had the soup of the day - a creamy winter vegetable served with buttery toast - for £3.95. Oh, wintery goodness. Several meals are available for under £5: wraps, sandwiches, omelettes, jacket potatoes and full breakfasts. A separate vegan menu lists meat-free temptations for apologetically (in print) higher prices. The friendly service, upbeat tunes and delicious menu options make this cafe one of my new faves.

A pleasant little take away shop selling mostly freshly made sausage rolls, pasties, toasties, and…read moreother treats. Perfect if you want a quick filling morsel that is fast, cheap, and delicious! There are some outside tables available if you need to sit...hopefully its a nice day! £3/$4 Per sausage roll...I opted for the Mustard Sausage Roll, which was very generous with rich, meaty, fatty pork sausage and lots of mustard cooked in. The Vegetarian Roll was also a big win for my wife.

Over the past three years, I've made it a mission to visit this shop pretty much every time I've…read morebeen in Brighton. What started as a place I was kind of keen on has become somewhat of a pilgrimage and, while my arteries are suffering for it (note well: there will be cheesy goodness), my trips to Croque Shop are often the highlight of my trip. The Croque Madames are to die for, with a great balance of cheese to bechamel and a balanced construction that means you can take them away without them disintegrating instantly, and the shop owner is plain lovely. The range of sausage rolls also seems to be ever expanding, and the mustard and pork one I had the other day was delicious - just the right amount of mustard to add flavour without overpowering the filling. This place only seems to get better and better!

Burger Brothers is in a tiny room with some bar stools along the wall. The color is green and on…read morethe walls there are diplomas and awards, named as the place with the best hamburger in England. You get it with different additions, and a plus, they also have a vegetarian burger. This is a place worth visiting.

Most of the burger places in the UK end up being disappointing. But then there's this tiny burger…read moreheaven and it's Benetton Burger. Oh man, this burger was NASTY! And I mean it in a good way. It was oozing juice from all sides when I got it. I felt like I needed to shower after! It was really outstanding. Hands down best burger I've had in the UK.

As a native Texas woman, I love me some burgers…read more HOLY SHIT this place is amazing. Whilst waiting in queue outside for "The Breakfast Club" (shocking, I know) I spotted this prize just across the lane. At first glance I felt a little "Texas vibe" from the building, and loved that it was a little nook in the corner. Intrigued, I ran over to read their menu. SOLD. We had "The Devil Went Down to Brighton" and "Tennessee Terror".... one thing is for certain, they do NOT SKIMP on any of the listed ingredients for each speciality burger. WE ANNIHILATED IT. I came home to write a review, thinking of all these incredible things to say... only, my food coma is sinking in and I really gotta end this here. I support TF out of Brighton Burger; my NOW FAVORITE burger in Brighton, and I support TF out of this message. zZZzzz

It is both a blessing and a nightmare that Brighton Burger is so close to my current flat. A…read moreblessing because, let's face it, these are some of the best burgers I've ever tasted, and a nightmare because it's going to be hard not to get one every single day... Set up in a tiny, shack-like kitchen just beside the Giggling Squid, Brighton Burger serves hearty, honest, flavoursome food. Their menu is wonderful, hosting many unusual eats and obscure burgers - from wild boar to buffalo- but they also server your usual burger and fries to a very high standard. The burgers themselves are almost moist and full of flavour. So moist, in fact, that my takeaway burger soaked through the paper bag (my only teeny complaint!). This can be forgiven though, for as soon as you bite into the juicy burger, cuddled by sweet, soft bun and topped with whatever glorious accompaniments you opted for, everything can be forgiven. Literally everything. This last visit had me trying out the buffalo burger, which was absolutely delicious! Not as different tasting as you might expect it to be, but certainly different enough that you notice you're tasting something new and out of the ordinary! I added chips to my order and they came out, all thin and crispy, just how I like them! I almost typed there were 'too many chips' there, but let's be honest there's no such thing. There were loads of them though, in one portion, so maybe share between two if your appetite is not massive! The man who served me was pleasant (they always are!) and the service was quick and painless. The burger and chips came to around £8 which, though not the cheapest in Brighton, is so so reasonable for the portion sizes and quality of the food here! There's also a few tables and chairs dotted out by the front of the place, so you can sit in the sun (when it's about) and enjoy your burger in peace, watching the world go by! If you're in Brighton and you haven't tried these burgers then, firstly, shame on you, and secondly TRY THEM. I'll eat my hat if you're not impressed and back again for seconds the next week! :P

Seriously disappointing in all respects…read more We arrived slightly early to meet a friend who had booked the table...it didn't start well and continued in a downward direction thereafter The woman behind the counter said, my colleague will be with you in a minute...around 7 minutes...it was not that busy; and no-one else came in during that period; wonder why Escorted to our table, we had to move all the furniture of 2 tables to be able to sit down; so cramped and eventually the 3rd table had to shift to get our friend in Our friend arrived, a waitress came several times to take our order - we were not ready...but that was ok We ordered 3 pizzas, water and a couple of glasses of Montepulciano (the highlight of the meal - largish glass worth, but at £11 each, you are having a laugh) My diavola was impossibly chewy - the others seemingly ok No-one came to take the plates away We signalled for coffee and we waited We kept waiting despite signalling - and eventually the waitress took the order...the crockery finally disappeared...we waited for ever for the coffee to arrive; it was brought by someone completely different Not a good experience - no return ever envisaged. £87 Must try harder; well just try then

We ate here several times during our short stay in Brighton. My father-in-law loved this place!…read more It was also very easy to take a baby! Baby friendly 5 stars Kid friendly 5 stars The food was tasty, and we tried many things. Excellent salmon, delicious seasonal vegetables, tasty chicken pizza. The staff was wonderful. They were all very friendly and helpful! They have a large, nice outdoor patio in front! There is baby changing area, they have high chairs, kid friendly food, and wonderful staff that likes babies!

Post Brighton Marathon dinner. Two aspects for the review:…read moreservice and food quality. Service: very good 7 out of 10. The staff was very friendly, attentive and timely. I wonder how the management decided that a restaurant at this level thought that the uniform of the staff should be cheap tshirts. A proper outfit for the staff would reflect more the quality intent the restaurant places itself in. The staff however was in no way below standard. They were excellent despite the cheap billboard advert tshirts. could do a bit better and know their wines. Especially as there are a limited number and i would expect that a waiter would know the inside outs out of them... not to check the label. Food: here comes the problem. The note at the entrance of the restaurant looking for a head chef should have been a warning. Antipasti: OK. 5 out of 10. Nothing special. However, if you were to serve in Italy an antipasto with 2 slices of salame di milano (only) there would be a small riot. The bread was a cheap loaf, sliced. Maybe aligned to British expectations of what bread is. For an international palate, not acceptable... it would be the bread used to feed birds in parks. Mains: the quality of a kitchen can be seen from the simplest sauce. If your gnocchi al pomodoro have already 4 issues, then there is a problem: overcooked, unsalted, too much sauce, and the sauce was acid and unflavoured. I mean... 3 out of those issues should not exist. I could overlook at the overcooking and blame it on cultural preferences. There is no excuse for an acid tomato sauce. It was either from a cheap can, or not cooked long enough (most possibly?), or without any spices (normally spices tend to curb the acidic nature of tomatoes... not a causal combination btw. At least cheat and add some sugar...! The pasta ai frutti di mare: The spaghetti were overcooked (again, i could close an eye), lumped together, unsalted. The sauce was a derivative of the main tomato sauce (understandable) with the addition of "some" sort of seafood. The roast: if your meat is dry, the veggies old, and your yorkshire pudding has a hard rim and a soggy bottom: then something went really wrong. I am not an expert of yorkshire puddings, however i had much better than this from my local greasy spoon. Side vegetables: what was that? Steamed perhaps a few days before and warmed prior serving. The dark edge of the carrots is a telltale. Overall the food was uninspired, sad, tired and forced. Take any plate and extract the joy out of it, then warm it up and serve. I would give it a 2 out of 10. For the next chef: this would be a great opportunity to shake up the kitchen and support to excellent staff with equivalent food. Good luck...

I'm truly sorry to give out such a shocking review, but there is no way I can recommend Il Bistro…read moreto anyone. The food was poor, as was the service, the decor... there is no saving grace. It's a shame, it's in a beautiful location, but give this place a wide berth. Let's just say: there's a reason there are lots of special offers! Located on the upper end of Market Street, Il Bistro looks like it should fit well into the local restaurant scene. Another Mediterranean restaurant, yes, but looking pleasantly old-fashioned and with lots of special offers: yes please! However, on entry the terrible mistake becomes rapidly clear. Most of the old building is evident, and not in very good upkeep, and the tables are all squeezed too close together. And the food... What is advertised as Mediterranean is more some peculiar mish-mash of French, Italian, Spanish and Greek, all tasting strangely salty and a little off. The portions are huge, but a lot of plates seem to go back half-full: maybe the chef could take a hint? Even the salads, normally something you can't mess up, are slathered with seafood or goat's cheese... Everything is too excess, and it's just not a pleasant dining experience. Add to this that the service was non-existent and grumpy, and the wine horrible, and I don't think I'll ever return. It's a real shame: the heart's clearly in the right place here, but every aspect of the dining experience lets it down. Avoid!

Excellent seafood restaurant in Brighton, UK. Specializes in char grilled local seafood, this has…read moreto be one of the best seafood restaurants in this area. The service was spectacular and the ambience was elegant. This is a must try restaurant if you are in the area.

The service was excellent, the food was delicious, great location and our waiter (a French…read moregentleman) provided superior service. He was patient and very informative about the options offered on the menu as well as the specials. I believe his name was Franck. Kudos to Franck for making our dining experience such a wonderful event.