Restaurant 2015

CheeseRolls · Jul 5, 2015

Plateau last night as previously recommended by [MENTION=1320]Notters[/MENTION]

A really enjoyable blow out in a top quality French style bistro. Slightly chaotic when busy, which seems to be most of the time. The food and drinks selection are excellent and I am sure it is possible to eat well there for a lot less than we spent last night, but no regrets, just a be kind to yourself sort of a day really.

Westdene Seagull · Jul 5, 2015

Fancied a quick bite to eat after work during the week with Mrs Westdene so we wandered into town thinking that it would be easy to find a restaurant with outside seating with space on a Tuesday night. How wrong we were !!!!

Anyway, ended up at Bellota Bar y Tapas. Nice enough, not the best Tapas I've ever had. The meatballs were great ( tonnes of garlic ) but some of the dishes were over spicy and the potato bravuras was over cooked. Good service though. I'll probably only use it as a last resort ( like we did Tuesday ! ). 6/10

Beach Hut · Jul 5, 2015

Jimmys Brighton Marina - all you can eat buffet type place, reasonable food for what you pay but with the boys in tow suits their needs better than ours.

Tom Hark Preston Park · Jul 5, 2015

There's a new tapas place opening soon at Preston Circus, the oddly-named Señor Buddha.

¿Qué?

desprateseagull · Jul 5, 2015

Brasserie Fish, Brighton Marina- along the raised boardwalk, from the multi storey carpark-overlooking the outer harbour.

Does fish. And chicken. Was rather nice, too. Upstairs looked better seating, more airy. No idea on price, as family were paying!

http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Restau...h_and_Grill-Brighton_East_Sussex_England.html

NB: There is another 'Brasserie', in main square too. Italian style, I think.

halbpro · Jul 9, 2015

Anyone got tips for Japanese or Chinese food? Done Oki-Nami before and was quite enjoyable, wondering if anyone else had other suggestions? Somewhere that'd be good to take a date ideally too.

Herr Tubthumper · Jul 9, 2015

halbpro said:
Anyone got tips for Japanese or Chinese food? Done Oki-Nami before and was quite enjoyable, wondering if anyone else had other suggestions? Somewhere that'd be good to take a date ideally too.

Moshi Moshi in Brighton? They have a conveyor belt which might be fun on a date.

thedonkeycentrehalf · Jul 9, 2015

For those who have enjoyed Little Blue Smokehouse's food at Street Diner (National Street Food Awards winners 2014), they will be opening for business in the revamped Seven Stars on 16th July.

CheeseRolls · Jul 9, 2015

halbpro said:
Anyone got tips for Japanese or Chinese food? Done Oki-Nami before and was quite enjoyable, wondering if anyone else had other suggestions? Somewhere that'd be good to take a date ideally too.

Murasaki at Seven Dials. Small intimate and quality food.

spring hall convert · Jul 9, 2015

CheeseRolls said:
Murasaki at Seven Dials. Small intimate and quality food.

Yeah, it's a good all rounder, not dear, interestingly set out. The food is solid, without being mind blowing.

One Love · Jul 9, 2015

Been mourning the loss for many moons (actually probably over a decade) of Cheungs down the bottom of Queens Road. No chinese has come close since.

Then the other night, Bramber Dragon. My mourning is over

halbpro · Jul 10, 2015

Herr Tubthumper said:
Moshi Moshi in Brighton? They have a conveyor belt which might be fun on a date.

CheeseRolls said:
Murasaki at Seven Dials. Small intimate and quality food.

Thanks guys, I shall investigate!

thedonkeycentrehalf said:
For those who have enjoyed Little Blue Smokehouse's food at Street Diner (National Street Food Awards winners 2014), they will be opening for business in the revamped Seven Stars on 16th July.

Ah new this was coming, but wasn't sure when. Excellent! The meat is good, but it's the slaw and sauces that really make it for me.

MattBackHome · Jul 10, 2015

While there is mention of Street Diner on here, I'd recommend the deep fried fish stall - their sandwiches are just fantastic. I can't remember what thye're called though.

CHAPPERS · Jul 10, 2015

halbpro said:
Anyone got tips for Japanese or Chinese food? Done Oki-Nami before and was quite enjoyable, wondering if anyone else had other suggestions? Somewhere that'd be good to take a date ideally too.

Not been myself but this place has opened to decent reviews from critical folk

https://twitter.com/binchoyakitori

halbpro · Jul 10, 2015

MattBackHome said:
While there is mention of Street Diner on here, I'd recommend the deep fried fish stall - their sandwiches are just fantastic. I can't remember what thye're called though.

Olli's Fish Shack I believe. Very good stuff, annoyed that I missed out on the soft shell crabs last week.

MattBackHome · Jul 10, 2015

halbpro said:
Olli's Fish Shack I believe. Very good stuff, annoyed that I missed out on the soft shell crabs last week.

Yeah that's the one. The coriander and harissa sandwich is great.

thedonkeycentrehalf · Jul 25, 2015

Wanted some cheap eats while out with the family so tried the new pizza place in Worthing - Fiordilatte. It is a Sourdough Pizza and Gelato place which has only just opened and has a proper wood fired oven for cooking the pizza.

Very good large pizza, nice dough, good quality toppings and most pizzas between a fiver and £8. You get given a bottle of tap water on arrival which is nice and the beer is a bit different but nice. Service is attentive as you would expect from a new place and they are still getting up to speed so have no specials and also no card machine yet. Didn't have gelato as too full but the total bill for the four of us was less than £30.

Would definitely recommend this as the best pizza in Worthing - far better in quality and value than Pizza Express a couple of doors along.

CheeseRolls · Jul 26, 2015

thedonkeycentrehalf said:
Wanted some cheap eats while out with the family so tried the new pizza place in Worthing - Fiordilatte. It is a Sourdough Pizza and Gelato place which has only just opened and has a proper wood fired oven for cooking the pizza.

Very good large pizza, nice dough, good quality toppings and most pizzas between a fiver and £8. You get given a bottle of tap water on arrival which is nice and the beer is a bit different but nice. Service is attentive as you would expect from a new place and they are still getting up to speed so have no specials and also no card machine yet. Didn't have gelato as too full but the total bill for the four of us was less than £30.

Would definitely recommend this as the best pizza in Worthing - far better in quality and value than Pizza Express a couple of doors along.

Looking forward to trying this one. Far too many bang average pizza places about. My current favourite is The Hearth in Lewes another sourdough and wood fired oven venue.

thedonkeycentrehalf · Jul 26, 2015

CheeseRolls said:
Looking forward to trying this one. Far too many bang average pizza places about. My current favourite is The Hearth in Lewes another sourdough and wood fired oven venue.

Very similar to The Hearth but pizzas are cheaper at Fiordilatte (and it is much closer to home).

The Maharajah of Sydney · Jul 26, 2015

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