The Chapel Royal
The Chapel Royal is a warm, open, and affirming church community at the heart of Brighton’s city centre, where you’ll find peace, sanctuary, support and worship.
Supporting Independents
Central (The Lanes) & Seafront
The Coal Shed
Modern, wooden-floored restaurant with industrial details, using locally sourced meat and fish.
The Cricketers
Victorian pub with an elegant upstairs bar named after author Grahame Green, who drank here.
The Donut Club
At the heart of The Donut Club lies a devotion to warm hospitality, a tribute to our noble craft, and a splendid assortment of handcrafted confections that exemplify the artistry of our trade. We hold dear the gracious art of creating a welcoming haven, reflecting this spirit through our quaint
The Flint House
Intimate, stylish restaurant offering meat, fish & veggie small plates, plus cocktails & wine.
The House Restaurant
The House” Experience Bistro and Bar Est 2002 – Family Run No frills or fuss with “Spot On” Menu simple, classic, very very tasty food. Value for money, come, relax, unwind and eat well. Very well. Signature Beef Wellington Seafood Vegetarian Bespoke Group dining Dining Alfresco Cocktails
The Little Havana
Authentic Cuban food in the heart of Brighton. Rotisserie chicken, pork steak, congrí, tropical drinks & homemade flan.Eat in or takeaway – terrace available.
The Little Tea Shop
Quaint tea shop in the heart of the Lanes for cakes, cream teas & light meals, plus hot drinks
The Market Inn
The Market Inn is a great British pub at the heart of the Brighton community. With our warm welcome and family friendly atmosphere we offer the perfect place
The Star & Garter
Old school pub, new school views! Bringing you great beers, naughty Detroit style pizza from local heroes Cutie Pies! Regular live music & DJs! Great party pub available for bookings & hire.
The Victory Inn
Situated in the heart of The Lanes, The Victory is a classic Brighton pub in every sense. One of the city’s oldest pubs, it has the style and feel you would
The Walrus
A stone’s throw from the beach, on historic Ship Street in Brighton’s famous Lanes, you’ll find the Walrus with its labyrinth of eclectically-decorated rooms