If you love meat, this maybe the best place in town. From pulled pork to brisket, to fajitas and…read morechicken, it's got it all. Also great if you live sweet potato fries. These are great. Their homemade BBQ sauce is amazing too. Great location, you can eat on the decking whilst overlooking the sea and enjoying the sunshine.

I used to quite frequently say that the BBQ Shack at World's End (London Road, Brighton) was one of…read moremy favourite places to eat. It used to be phenomenal, although sadly it has gone slightly downhill. I used to think that anywhere could rival their wondrous display of BBQ delights, but Smokeys definitely is now a lot better than World's End. The portions are extremely, extremely generous. I would heavily suggest that starters are not ordered - that's if you actually wish to finish the main! My husband and I were able to eat so little of ours that we had to get a doggie bag to bring it home with us. There was no way that we were going to let that go to waste. The only downfall of the restaurant is that the service was quite slow. That being said, it still would not put me off going. I certainly intend to go again.

Came for the bbq and a great steak and somehow had decent prawns and a tough steak and am left…read morewondering where I actually ate. For $165 it should have been *much* better. Came in late and was seated next to the door by the kitchen. Tough spot as a lot of traffic. Had some good prawns and asked for a recommendation on the steak. What I got was tough and bland. Sheesh. Sticky toffee pudding was excellent.

my family and I went to the Brighton location and it was absolutely Divine. We ordered meat and a…read morecaesar salad. Caesar salad was the best one I ever had, the dressing was very tasty. The service were very kind, and the environment was very positive. I can't wait to come back! 1000/10

Most amazing BBQ food. There's nothing else quite like it in Brighton. Absolutely deliciousread more

BBQ shack does the fattest, uiciest and most beautiful ribs all the other food is awesome too,…read morelike the chilli with beef chunks rather than mince. We are regular customers and always satisfied.

I'd avoided this place like the plague until recently. I assumed it would be super-tacky and poor…read morequality, but was pleasantly surprised. OK, they don't exactly surprise you with a gourmet menu, but they're not really intending to. They serve a good range of tasty and affordable ribs and various Mexican style dishes. Staff are friendly, and the place feels authentically American. Worth putting aside some preconceptions for.

The excellently named Dig in the Ribs is a the only Tex-mex restaurant in Brighton, that I've come…read moreacross. The menu consists of seasoned ribs, burgers, enchiladas etc etc.... The service was slow and the food a little bit overpriced for the quality. Its often quite quiet probably because of its location in the midst of all the modern euro restaurants in looks a bit tacky. If you like tex-mex, are after a feast or just want a dirty burger then Dig in the Ribs in the place.

Radio4 best food takeaway 2011 it says on the wall. Very nice smoked fish I had smoked mackerel…read moresandwich and it was freshly cooked. Took quite a long time in the queue because it is all freshly made so be patient but I did go on bank holiday Sunday so not so bothered

The ambiance has a 1950's vibe with 50's era decor, music by Elvis and Tom Jones to name two, a…read morecool motorcycle display when you walk in, and Tom & Jerry cartoons playing in the background. A fun place for families. Food was delicious. My husband had the Steak & Fries I had the caramelized onion Burger, which I believe the cook brought right out to us. The fries were nice and hot. The steak was cooked perfectly my burger could have been cooked a bit longer to prevent so much of the meat juices from dripping. The waitstaff could be more inviting when you come into the restaurant. The first attempt to eat here the waitress apologized and said it would be a 40 minute wait as a trove of people arrived between 5 - 5:30 pm when we arrived. We told her we'd come back another time. Two days later we arrived around 4:30 ish, and the young lady from way behind the counter, without saying hello or welcome, pointed us to a table. Our assigned waitress was pleasant but we had to flag her down twice for more beverages, it wasn't really busy yet and three wait staff were talking amongst each other. In any case if you don't mind this type behavior this place will suit you, but if you're a large group it may be somewhat challenging to be waited on with a professional attitude. We stayed a week in lovely Brighton and the restaurant was across the street but we didn't bother trying this place for a third time.

Located near to the pier in Brighton (on the main road) there is this amazing diner that does a…read moregreat selection of America: - Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner The food is reasonably priced and you get more than enough for your buck (ok pound). We had breakfast there and it def set you up for the day so if you go to Brighton go and have breakfast it won't disappoint

My husband booked a table for two here. It was actually my idea, seeing it as one of the…read morerestaurants in the neighbourhood we've not been yet. Also, I was a little dubious about the mixed Yelp reviews it's had over the last few years. I thought I'd be a fairy Yelp mother for the night and celebrate Valentine's day with my husband at the same time. We were welcomed by friendly staff. A bit sad we were ushered to our seats sandwiched in between a big group and a loud couple. Nevermind, that didn't dampen our experience as I was really looking forward to some good food. I had a bottle of Peroni and Mark had a bottle of IPA. We both ordered steak and ribs with chips. I like my steak well done and Mark like his medium rare. Both came in good time. However, I soon found out my steak was still mooing and Mark's was well done so had to switch plates when he's already smothered the steak with damn pepper sauce! I dare not said anything and just scraped it off. I had garlic butter with my steak and it was really nice. The rack of ribs were delicious. The meal really busted my belly and I was left impressed. My husband's input is he was impressed with the speedy bill upon request. It's nice to finish off our drinks in our own time and not spending much time making eye contact with waiting staff for the bill. I'd come back on a special occassion definitely.

When my friends and I had planned on going to Old Bank, we were rather looking forward to it. We…read morehad decided to go on a Monday so that we could reap the benefits of the all-you-can-eat ribs. I must say, we were all rather disappointed at the quality of the food. The first rack of ribs that we all ordered was alright, but as the racks progressed, the quality became worse. I'm not quite sure how this happened, because The Old Bank used to be quite a reputable establishment that offered high quality food and service. Now, I find myself never wanting to go back, which is a real shame.

I had afternoon tea here with a pretty big group of friends. It was classic and I liked that it…read morewas definitely nice but not extremely fancy. The tea was good and so were the treats. My friends and I drank quite a bit of tea, and definitely ate pretty much all of the food. The building/ house is really pretty both on the outside and the inside. It's also cool because it is within Stanmer Park. It is fairly secluded, in a good way, but not too far from things at all. The best thing about this place is that it's so pretty and peaceful.

Stanmer House was built in 1720 for the first Earl of Chichester, Thomas Pelham by the architect…read moreNicholas Dubois. It's a quintessential English country house, built in a restrained classical style, and set in 5,000 acres of parkland - also landscaped in the classical English style. The House itself incorporated part of the house of the previous owners of the estate, the Michelborne family, who were connected with the manor (then called Audwick) as early as 1594. The new house was in the restrained Classical style so popular for English country houses, with little adornment. A later extension to the right wing has spoiled the symmetry somewhat, but the ensemble is still handsome enough. Although most of the contents were dispersed when the House was sold to the Council, the ground floor interiors of this Grade 1 listed building are reasonably well preserved and tastefully decorated, and worth a look - the main function rooms of the house are open to visitors for free when not in use. Among other things, they contain a midly diverting collection of old photographs, but most of the original contents have long since gone - however, the modern furnishings fit in well enough in a 'Country House Hotel' sort of way. The grounds are now owned by Brighton City Council as Stanmer Park (see separate entry), but the house has been retained as a conference and events venue, and specialises in special dinners, weddings and similar events. The venue is licensed for Civil Ceremonies. I have only visited the house as a tourist so can't comment first hand on service etc. or as a conference or event venue. But it has a good reputation locally, albeit at a price: wedding packages here start around £140 per guest (up to 140 with a marquee), but it'd be a pretty memorable!

Tuesday Nights are Swing Dancing/Lindy Hop nights, and its a fabulous time! As a tourist, I love…read morelooking for the local swing dance scene and meeting and dancing with the locals. Everyone was super friendly! Lovely interior of modern British Pub, and nice smooth hardwood floors which are great for dancing. The bar staff were friendly, serving up reasonably priced half pints for £2.50, and providing free tap water.

A large pub on the northern end of Preston Park, with a large outdoor area. I've only been a couple…read moreof times to this pub, and it has been fairly quiet, but my experiences have not been too bad. The pub is spacious and traditional in style, painted in dark colours with wooden floors and a large bar area, with plenty of tables for food customers. At the front is a substantial area of decking, which faces south and so catches the sun. They have a fairly substantial food menu, and out food arrived reasonably quickly and, although a bit pricey (£7 for veggie burger and chips - though this is fairly typical for Brighton) was perfectly edible and the portions were certainly generous. They had a couple of real ales on tap on both visits. It has a reputation for being a bit hit and miss on service, but was fine on both my lunch-time visits.

I had a lovely time at Binari, and I wish I could give it 5 stars but the kimchi was sadly…read moreterrible. I had the beef bimbimbap which was albsolutely perfect and just as I like it. Sticky rice, egg on top, hot stone bowl. Perfect for a wet, cold day. Along with the ginger honey tea, I felt lovely and comforted and warm. I didn't go for desert because sadly it was obvious it was all bought in by the menu and the big logo on the front brandishing a big food suppliers logo. But go for the lovely staff, the silver chopsticks and the fab warming food.

I've been to a few Chinese places in the UK and so far none of them have really met my standards…read morebut Binari sure has touched my heart! (maybe not that dramatically) But Binari sure does serve Korean food and specifically Korean food. Got their Beef Bulgolgi and it was delicious! Also shared a hot pot (not sure which one) and it was so wonderfully spicy. Definitely somewhere to go back to when I'm missing Korean food from back home. Pretty good price wise as the Bulgolgi came with rice, kimchi, miso soup, and a small salad. Usually when i get Beef Bulgolgi in the states I just get the beef and rice. Left this restaurant happy and full!