This place has only recently popped up on North Street and makes a right nice little stop off on…read moreyour lunch from work. I suitably devoured this chorizo burrito in seconds after sitting for a solid 10 minutes complimenting the sheer weight of the thing. Gotta say, it's not quite La Choza (a nearby burrito haven) but it's great if you're on the go. Myself and a pal called it 'subway for burritos' you just rock up, pick your fillings and chug it back to your table ready to devour. I wish I noticed they sell beer too, I got enviably jealous having not seen that they stock coronas, that I kept giving fellow customers the evil eye! The chorizo was a rather strange 'shredded pork' kinda concoction that initially didn't sit well with me, but once the lashings of guacamole & sour cream were on, I was as content as a lamb. I'm giving this place a 3/5 mainly because I wasn't used of the set up - the whole experience made me feel a little dumb because I had to ask the cashier what every single filling was (God bless his patience!) but I think if I was to return again and try the triple tacos (my pal got them, they looked AMAZING) I'd probably give the place a 4. Definitely worth a try if you're into your Mexican!

I am eternally on the search for a really mouth-watering burrito in Brighton, so when I had the…read moreopportunity to try out this place with a few friends over lunch I was very excited. The system is very Subway-esque in here, as most takeaway burrito places are, with an friendly member of staff waiting to take your order and build you a custom burrito right in front of your very eyes. I would advise taking a long peek at the menu before you get started with this, because once you engage, the server will start moving at the speed of light, talking so quickly that all you can do is nod and hope for the best. This can be a little off-putting, yes, but luckily it does mean the service is fast and, let's be honest, is there anything that you wouldn't say a confident yes to anyway? Cheese? Yes. Beans? Yes. Guacamole for an extra whatever pence? Yes. Yes please. I opted for the chicken filling which I regretted as soon as I saw it being scooped up and aimed at my prime tortilla. Whilst the other fillings were shredded and looked as if they had been soaking in flavours for hours, my chicken was cubed and looked a little parched. Too late though. The show must go on. Everything else was met with an uncertain nod of my head and, hey presto!, my burrito was ready to go - tucked snugly into it's little tinfoil blanket. As always, I wanted this to be the one. It was massive, it looked amazing and it was a pretty fine looking burrito, at the end of the day. It had all the ingredients to amaze me, and yet sadly it did not. Whether I was thrown by the cubed chicken, or put off by the fact that by the time you had reached the half-way mark the burrito had cooled to an unpleasant temperature, this burrito did not blow my mind. The flavours were good, just not great. I even treated myself to a 'spicy chocolate brownie' in the hope of redeeming my meal, but it too was a bit of a let-down. It was very original - with spicy flavours and a crumble topping - but in many ways it actually didn't taste like a brownie because of these traits and when I order a brownie, it's usually a brownie that I'm after. I'd like to leave this review clarifying that the food here is good - it's fresh, it tastes nice and you certainly can't fault them on the portion sizes! It's not won me over as the best burrito in Brighton - that's still out there somewhere, waiting to be discovered, but it was certainly not a negative experience for me. I will return, probably more than once, to try out their other dishes and sample what I image is good, tasty and fast Mexican food.

Amazing place with amazing food…read more Beautiful yet simple ambiance and decor Love the burning candles on each table Service was quick and efficient Would definitely come again

A big thanks to Liam and his dad for arranging a seat at their restaurant and for the Champagne,…read morethe service staff were, as always outstanding in this gem of a superb place to come and eat... Always delivers Wayne and Lee

Really great spot for healthier salads with copious options. I stopped in for lunch one day, and…read moregot their 1 main + 3 salads (£11.50 for eat in, £10.50 for take away). They had about 10 salads to choose from, most of which were vegan, and a bunch of mains, two of which were vegan. For the main, I got a decadent butter bean dish that was wonderfully flavoured, albeit quite oily. The salads were all quite intensely flavoured too, with a broccoli salad that had a nicely horseradish-dominant dressing, a tomato and bell pepper salad that was nicely dressed, and roasted sweet potatoes. Very filling and good value. I was really happy with the food. I capped off the meal with an American (£2.40), which was definitely above average for UK -- seems like the place is run by Italians, so that might be it. Super friendly and helpful staff who kindly pointed out everything that was vegan. All in all, highly recommended spot near the centre and beach.

Random stop for lunch today as I was wandering through the streets of Brighton fresh off an…read moreinternational flight.. I walked past and happened to notice the sign out the front advertising an all you can eat lunch for £6.95 per person. If that wasn't enough of an arm twister, the food on display in the window looked AMAZING! Today's hot menu offerings were vegetable soup, beef goulash, vege moussaka and Caribbean chicken drumsticks with mash or rice. And then a gorgeous array of 7 fresh salads to compliment your meal. Fresh, fast and tasty! This quiet and cosy restaurant had super lovely staff, and the food was just fantastic. Great little spot for lunch on North Street.

I hate leaving bad reviews but I am worried someone might DIE here…read more I ordered a whisky and after sitting down noticed it had fruit flies in it. I went back to the bartender and he apologized and then offered me another drink. I looked at multiple bottles and ALL of them had flies. I said they needed to throw them away and I would just take a beer. He gave me a beer free and then went outside to hang with my friend. I then watched him pour the bottles through a strainer and then back into the bottles. Not only did they never rinse the glass but didn't rinse the strainer that had the flies in it. So - Do NOT drink any whisky in this place. In fact don't drink any hard liquor in this place. Other bottles had flies but didn't see them "recycling" them. Bartender was very nice and amicable but this place should be shut down. Someone will get sick. No idea if they clean their beer lines or not but just stay away.

Five minutes walk from Brighton Centre, The Dome and Corn Exchange, the Hop Poles is a great pub to…read morego to after a gig. I went here after seeing Kings of Leon and Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds earlier this year and noticed lots of other people from the shows wander in. The staff are friendly, the bar stock everything from Guiness and ale to quality spirits and the atmosphere is warm and bustling. There's clusters of wooden chairs and tables and a window seat where you can watch the world go by or strike up conversations with - equally intoxicated - locals.

On July 25th 2025 I visited Food For Friends for the first time in years and was disappointed by…read morebeing treated coldly by the maitre'd and then when served, provided with tasteless food. How is it possible to ruin a salad? This restaurant managed this accomplishment. The affront was an enforced 12.5% service charge for rudeness and poor quality food.

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

A really tasty and inexpensive meal that will fill you up! The shiitake mushrooms are supberbly…read moreseasoned and the kimchi is some of the best I've had. I also like that there's an option for sticky black rice as the base. It's a tiny place with only one six person table inside (plenty of outdoor seating) and they do takeaway. It's very vegan friendly too!

This is an awesome little place!! :) I've walked right past it many a time and never really…read morerealised what wonders lie within...! Firstly, the people that work here are totally awesome - very chatty and genuine - just the kind of people that you enjoy giving business to. I had a green smoothie and a chicken Bibimbap to go. The smoothie was very green indeed! I loved it, but be warned - this tasted like veggies. It's not one of those healthy smoothies that hides behind sweet, fruity tastes - it fully embraces it's healthiness, rocking the broccoli and spinach unashamedly, so if you don't like your smoothie to taste to 'green' then this one isn't for you! They have plenty of tasty options, so perhaps go for one of the other smoothies insetead! As for the chicken Bibimbap (which I horrendously mispronounced, might I add) this was very tasty! I'd never really had this sort of thing before, so it took me a few minutes to get used to the flavours, but once I got past that it was a very good take-away meal. The portion was massive and they'd packaged it all up really nicely, making it easy to take to a park and eat in the sun without any bother or mess. There were so many other things that I would have happily tried in here! They had amazing looking fresh sushi up for grabs which, though a little pricier than elsewhere, did look rather great. I'm sure that I'll be back here! Next time you're walking past, pop in and see what you think! :)

Moshimo stands out with its sleek and modern ambiance, making it a unique dining experience…read more Unfortunately, the place is basically an outdoor restaurant, which is not a vibe with cold weather. I actually got sick after dining there because of how cold it was. The staff at Moshimo were accommodating and serviceable, although our food did take a bit longer than expected to prepare. The conveyor belt was a cool feature! However, I did wish there was more variety, as it mostly had the same plates during our visit. In terms of the food, we only got a sushi boat. I did like the bespoke approach of paying as much as you want for the boats. The sashimi was tasty and fresh!

Worst EVER - so called - sushi we have ever eaten in. Beyond crude sushi was huge lumps of rolled…read morecold rice lumped with slimy fish and whatever they put init. Gulps of mayonnaise stacked under the sushi as flavour lol - and considered a dish. Flavours = 0 Presentation = 0 Taste = 0 Waiters - 1 We have not been to a worse sushi in our lives... How do people rate this as a place to go?????

I spent about a week in Brighton/London area visiting my daughter as she was going to school at the…read moreuniversity of Brighton. While, I have a lot of highlights of my trip in the UK, one of the best was going to The Basketmakers Pub for drinks and dinner. It is interesting how many people asked me when I got back to the states if I'd gone to a pub and they wanted me to share the experience with them. It was a joy to be able to tell them about my time at The Basketmakers.

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!

I had a lovely time at Binari, and I wish I could give it 5 stars but the kimchi was sadly…read moreterrible. I had the beef bimbimbap which was albsolutely perfect and just as I like it. Sticky rice, egg on top, hot stone bowl. Perfect for a wet, cold day. Along with the ginger honey tea, I felt lovely and comforted and warm. I didn't go for desert because sadly it was obvious it was all bought in by the menu and the big logo on the front brandishing a big food suppliers logo. But go for the lovely staff, the silver chopsticks and the fab warming food.

I've been to a few Chinese places in the UK and so far none of them have really met my standards…read morebut Binari sure has touched my heart! (maybe not that dramatically) But Binari sure does serve Korean food and specifically Korean food. Got their Beef Bulgolgi and it was delicious! Also shared a hot pot (not sure which one) and it was so wonderfully spicy. Definitely somewhere to go back to when I'm missing Korean food from back home. Pretty good price wise as the Bulgolgi came with rice, kimchi, miso soup, and a small salad. Usually when i get Beef Bulgolgi in the states I just get the beef and rice. Left this restaurant happy and full!

I was attracted by the bright color of Leon's sign so I went and checked the menu: there were a lot…read moreof vegan/vegetarian options but also many traditional chicken and fish burgers (I got the chipotle and avocado burger... highly recommend!!). The staff was very nice and I had overall a very nice experience. 100% would go there again

When I started working in London I finally had a chance to try Leon. Billed as "naturally fast…read morefood" I was still shocked to find how much of their menu is gluten free. Including the desserts. I loved it so much that I excitedly tweeted to them that I would singlehandedly keep a restaurant open in Brighton. And they replied to me telling me to wait. Well... the wait is over! Today I was invited to the opening of the new Leon Restaurant in Brighton which replaces Eat. I think this is a brilliant swap as Eat was far too similar to its neighbour Pret. But Leon is quite different in that it offers warm, hearty food. Setting up just before winter is also probably a good move. The decor is really nice and chilled out. They make good use of the space which I've previously found a bit dark and claustrophobic. Katy and I were greeted by some of the nice workers at Leon and told we could each choose a meal and drink to have on the house. We both went for the Moroccan Meatballs (on my recommendation). I had a lemonade to drink and Katy went for a green smoothie. We also picked up a few sweet treats: my favourite lemon and ginger slice and a billionaire shortbread for Katy. The meatballs are my favourite so I knew I would like them, but Katy had never been to a Leon and she loved it as well. She began talking about how close it is to her work and how she will be able to pop in on breaks for a relatively healthy and warm meal. We also tried searching for the menu online and a sneaky link to Deliveroo popped up. So we're hoping they're going to be one of our delivery options soon.