[Food] The Bestest-ever lunch in Brighton

[TheDuke]

I've got a client coming down to meet me in Brighton for a slap up lunch. I want to win his business, so money is no object and he is used to fine dining. Any recommendations Seagulls please?

 

[Stat Brother]

 

[Commander]

I've got a client coming down to meet me in Brighton for a slap up lunch. I want to win his business, so money is no object and he is used to fine dining. Any recommendations Seagulls please?

Burnt Orange.

 

[aolstudios]

Flint House. The food is a step up from Burnt Orange & I find it a more relaxing & fun experience. If they want somewhere less 'Brighton', then Burnt Orange

 

[Beanstalk]

Burnt Orange.

Burnt Orange is lovely but if you're going for small plates it doesn't get close to 64 Degrees.

If you need the meal to be a traditional three course affair, go to one of Burnt Orange's sister restaurants, The Salt Room (fish) or The Coal Shed (meat).

 

[Live by the sea]

I've got a client coming down to meet me in Brighton for a slap up lunch. I want to win his business, so money is no object and he is used to fine dining. Any recommendations Seagulls please?

If you want to impress ‘Etch ‘ run by a previous master chef winner & probably the best fine dining restaurant in the city

 

[Icy Gull]

If he likes Asian cuisine the Ivy Asia in Ship St

 

[deletebeepbeepbeep]

64 Degrees or Etch.

 

[Bombardier]

If money no object and you like fish then the place to go to is the Little Fish Market in Upper Market Street, Hove. Very pricey but if you want to win business then boom! As per a previous poster Etch (also in Hove) is a decent shout.

 

[jamie (not that one)]

Sit on the terrace at English's and order the platters with plenty of wine.

 

[Commander]

Sit on the terrace at English's and order the platters with plenty of wine.

Definitely this if you get a sunny day.

 

[Commander]

Flint House. The food is a step up from Burnt Orange & I find it more a relaxing & fun experience. If they want somewhere less 'Brighton', then Burnt Orange

Funny, I’d say the exact opposite!

 

[Tim Over Whelmed]

The Salt Room

 

[jcdenton08]

The infamous Little Chef…

 

[aolstudios]

Funny, I’d say the exact opposite!

Food? Or experience?

 

[Stumpy Tim]

In Hove yes, but Rockwater is a good experience. I prefer Flint House to Burnt Orange personally. Otherwise I'm sure he would like Etch, 64 Degrees, Riddles & Finn, The Old Fish Market, The Salt Room, and Cyan. Smaller places like Petis Pois and Murmur are worth a look too

 

[Commander]

Food? Or experience?

Food. I like the Flint House but that's where I've always gone went Burnt Orange is full, as I think the food is a bit below the level of BO.

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

I've got a client coming down to meet me in Brighton for a slap up lunch. I want to win his business, so money is no object and he is used to fine dining. Any recommendations Seagulls please?

Be sure to offer monsieur a waffer thin mint

 

[mejonaNO12 aka riskit]

Maybe he'll pick you based on your business without the need to persuade him with food?

 

[CHAPPERS]

Can you go to Furna and let us know how it is. Looks suitable And they do. A lunchtime testing menu.