Guidebook for Brighton
Food Scene
Pretty much the coolest tea shop in Brighton... if not England. It's done in a nifty French art-deco style that makes you feel more like the Paris metro is just around the corner.
55 locals recommend
Metrodeco
38 Upper St James's StPretty much the coolest tea shop in Brighton... if not England. It's done in a nifty French art-deco style that makes you feel more like the Paris metro is just around the corner.
Terre A Terre
71 East StOh so Brighton. Vegetarian cuisine par excellence.
Pomegranate
10 Manchester StExcellent nouveau cuisine that no visit to Brighton should be without.
On a windy day, nothing can warm you up like a cream tea from the Mock Turtle.
9 locals recommend
The Mock Turtle Tea Shop
4 Pool ValleyOn a windy day, nothing can warm you up like a cream tea from the Mock Turtle.
Everything Else
OK, maybe not first on the list of attractions, but if you fancy a boat trip, are looking to catch the latest flick on the cheeps, or just need convenient parking, the marina's for you.
240 locals recommend
Brighton Marina
OK, maybe not first on the list of attractions, but if you fancy a boat trip, are looking to catch the latest flick on the cheeps, or just need convenient parking, the marina's for you.
Drinks & Nightlife
A local with a Tanqueray Garden? Who could ask for anything more? They even have free wifi.
41 locals recommend
The Sidewinder
65 Upper St James's StA local with a Tanqueray Garden? Who could ask for anything more? They even have free wifi.
Shopping
For a truly authentic Brighton experience, wander the lanes and stumble into Snoopers Paradise, a treasure trove of antiques of all kinds.
90 locals recommend
Snoopers Paradise
7/8 Kensington GardensFor a truly authentic Brighton experience, wander the lanes and stumble into Snoopers Paradise, a treasure trove of antiques of all kinds.
Malarkey
34 Bond StNeed greeting cards? This is the place to find a unique card for every occasion.