Thai staples, special seafood dishes and lunchtime tasting sets (also offers takeaway)
Originally a fisherman’s cottage, we’ve kept as many of the quirky bits as we can to remind ourselves of what it was like at the very beginning. If you haven’t been, there are lots of little rooms scattered across three floors – not what you’d expect from a Thai restaurant
Thai staples, special seafood dishes and lunchtime tasting sets (also offers takeaway)
Airy, art-filled restaurant offering an all-day dining menu plus champagne & bespoke cocktails.
Classic American diner food served in a wood-filled traditional dining room
Snug stop with a U-shaped bar offers Italian fare such as seasonal small plates & handmade pasta
11 Market St, Brighton BN1 1HH, UK
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