Airy waterfront eatery serving seafood, steak & pasta in chic quarters with an expansive terrace
Located in The Arches on Brighton seafront overlooking the West Pier and sister restaurant to the award-winning 64 Degrees, Murmur was opened by Michael to offer a different dining concept, serving healthy and honest food for lunch and dinner in a stunning beachside location.
Thai staples, special seafood dishes and lunchtime tasting sets (also offers takeaway)
Kings Road Arches, 91-96, Brighton BN1 2FN, UK
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