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The environment in Brighton is welcoming to all. No matter who you are, what you do, what you like, where you are from and what you plan to do whilst you are here, you will find a relaxed, open-armed place that can cater for most of your needs!

The best place to start your visit here is in the North and South Laines where there is an air of culture, nostalgia and modernity all rolled into one.

Get yourself down to Brighton from the month of April and this city comes alive!

Recommend the deconstructed vegetarian breakfast option - huge portion, inventive design/ingredients. Invariably has queues at weekend, so get to brunch early!

Madame Geisha is uniquely positioned in the heart of Brighton's boutique quarter and just a stone's throw away from the city's world famous sea front, Madame Geisha is a brand new concept in dining, drinking and entertainment.

Set over three floors, and open throughout the day and night, inside you'll find a tea house, late bar, lounge and private karaoke suite, and restaurant serving a fresh and exciting menu of Pan-Asian inspired dishes.

Marvellous Indian restaurant. Yes, it's a bit upmarket/posh, but the food is excellent, the environment lovely, and the sense of theatre superb. It helps that the menu is kept dirt simple: £20 for two courses, £25 for three. Not particularly easy to share things - it's very much focused on the experience of each individual diner - but it's totally marvellous; just not your average curry house, is all. Thoroughly recommended.

Jamie's Italian starts with what Italians are most proud of - fantastic, rustic dishes, using recipes that have been tried, tested and loved!

We have been there few time now, great value and fab quality...

Walking down the new lanes on a summer's day with crowds of shoppers and all then cafes and bars.

Great pub under new management and just about to start doing food again!

Upmarket seafood bar/restaurant. Strange seating (shared tables). Service and seafood just isn't as you'd hope for at this price level.

Easily the best Thai restaurant in Brighton. Excellent authentic food, with Snapper being the speciality. They also offer a BYO policy on alcohol, which makes it a very affordable meal. Highly recommended.

Square is more of a sexy boutique B&B than a high-end hotel. The decor was absolutely not to my taste. In particular, the restaurant/bar area was decorated with very sexually explicit modern art which was simply quite obnoxious.

Poppy's Sandwich Bar is a superb place to grab lunch! It's open until 1800. Small but perfectly formed. Lots of veggie options. Friendly staff. Eat-in or take-away.

The Bangkok Express is a very basic but highly authentic thai cafe. You can eat in, take away or order a delivery over the phone. It's owned and run by delightful Thai people who are super friendly. The food is delicious.

The Duke Of York's Picturehouse is Britain's oldest cinema. Shows mainly art-house movies, no blockbusters here. Only one screen. The balcony costs more but is lovely and has bigger seats, including sofas. There is a small bar/cafe open all day.

The Red Roaster Coffee House is a great place for coffee, chatting, eating cake and people watching. It has the best coffee in the city, many different types and all freshly ground. They also host community events so look out for what's happening in the evenings.

Jack & Linda Mills, Traditional Fish Smokers

Kings Road, Brighton BN1 1, United Kingdom

Fancy smoked fish sandwiches??? this is a LANDMARK of Brighton!