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There is a theme of London restaurants opening up underwhelming restaurants in Brighton. I don't recall a review of Jia Mo, but it sounds like somewhere I would want to check out - cheers.

I really enjoyed this place. https://www.crouchersorchards.co.uk/cider-house-kitchen/ Quirky little restaurant with a warming fire and I bet the surrounding trees look fab this time of year.

I have been tempted a few times, but they don't make it easy to book and someone is going to have to drive from where we are, unless we throw in an overnight stay. Cheers for the recommendation.

Yes - but not overly impressed. Had a mini crawl around Worthing a couple of weeks back. Really liked the Old Bike Shop, Anchored and the Brookstead. Level 1 looks a bit cheap and temporary. I really like the Bison Beer bars in Brighton and Hove, which are expensive, but tend to have an...

Personal choice, but I prefer the Coal Shed in Boyces Street to the Salt Room (same owner). They also have a second Coal Shed near London Bridge and one more restaurant imminently opening in Middle Street Brighton. https://burnt-orange.co.uk/

Ventured out to Heritage Restaurant last week for lunch. Had to drive as Slaugham is in the middle of nowhere, which stopped me taking advantage of the well stocked bar. Still it is a beautiful location. Lots of emphasis on local ingredients, well presented and excellent service.

I can't see this working well for either party. If the Troll moves inside, he will miss out on passing trade. The Evening Star only needs a couple of tables eating, but not drinking and their wet sales will be halved. Have they ever offered anything more sophisticated than a cheese and pickle...