On July 25th 2025 I visited Food For Friends for the first time in years and was disappointed by…read morebeing treated coldly by the maitre'd and then when served, provided with tasteless food. How is it possible to ruin a salad? This restaurant managed this accomplishment. The affront was an enforced 12.5% service charge for rudeness and poor quality food.

Flies crawling all over the bakery items put me off buying them. the latte was nice, but for £4, I…read moreexpect more than a thimble full.

Iydea was exactly what I was looking for as a lunch option on a recent visit to Brighton. There are…read morea lot of junk food vegan options in Brighton (which I was trying to avoid) so finding a place that does fresh, canteen style plates was a savior. The staff behind the counter helped explain the meal sets and quickly dished out each of my selections. I got a curry with steamed veggies and orzo on the side. So delicious! The space itself is low key--no pretension and a good amount of seating when I was there around noon on a Friday. I'll definitely be back my next visit to Brighton.

Decent place to eat at, probably one of the better priced options. For about £6.50? you get a small…read morelunch box (take away) with one main and two sides. I love the vegetarian scene in Brighton and this place is definitely a way to get tasty and healthy food. The vegan lasagna was really good, a very strong tomato and cheese flavor and soft cooked pasta. The carrot and sweet potato purée wasn't as sweet as I thought. The chickpea Greek salad was fine. I really loved the seed topping, I thought that it would've been better on another savory side but it was a nice crunch.

We had an amazing dinner at Terre a Terre last week during our vacation in Brighton. I live in…read moreSouthern California and if this restaurant were transported to So Cal it would be fully booked weeks out. The food was amazing! I have some food allergies and they were very accommodating and food was delicious. The service was 10 stars! The decor was lovely and tasteful. It was the best meal of our two week stay in the UK and one of the best restaurant meals I have had in a long time. If I could give more than 5 stars I would. I see there are a few less than 5 star reviews. This makes no sense and those people must hate everything. I travel all over the world. I was in Japan the week before our two week trip to the UK. This place is amazing! I have eaten at Michelin starred restaurants that do not match up to Tierra a Terre!

Terre a Terre never fails to deliver. I came here again after many years away (as I live in Sydney)…read moreto meet up with friends - and it was amazing. The service was friendly (although slightly slow at the beginning), the menu excellent and the quality and quantity of food really second to none. We had a great time - it's really nice to see such a high standard maintained after so many years. Well done Terre a Terre - it's clear why people love you.

Amazing, fresh, delicious! Had vegetarian moussaka with vegan coleslaw, green bean salad and…read moreroasted vegetables. Highly recommended! Will definitely go back! Wonderful staff! A 5 star lunch!

I love this place. What can't you love about cheap healthy food in a very clean and modern…read moresetting?! Nothing. That's what. Loads of raw options Also have meat/fish and desserts though!! I love the rice paper wraps, green bean and walnut salad with orange zest, mushrooms, mango with dill, strawberry salad with almond powder.... Everything is so delish!!!! Only complaints: - the servers didn't know the food very well (might be because they are new) but the menu isn't that difficult to understand considering I memorised the menu and options having looked at the board for 15 minutes - the bread roll (which my friend had) was very hard The only reason I gave it 4 stars was due to the fact I've been to places like Ottolenghi which seems to be a step up from this in terms of food, service and decor.

Great space to unwind and actually work or socialize!…read more The perks +'s: + Well lit space and warm. + Sofa faces the lanes to people watch and to engage in conversation with your friends. Put down your phone please. + Tables come with benches or bar stools. Take your pick. + Toilet is clean. Important if you plan to camp there and work. + Electrical outlets abound. + Coffee is good. Lemon ginger tea is spicy! + Clean and friendly. + Music is at a decent decibel. I could hear myself think. The dregs -'s: - Wifi is free but damn it's testy. I lost connection a few times. Overall the place is friendly and good place to actually do some work on my laptop. It can get noisy though only when chatter increases with additional patrons.

Yup, sorry its a 5....clearly popular, we managed to grab the very last table (for 2)...it wasn't…read morejust that the coffee was very good, which it was, or the chocolate and orange cake (which completely ruined my dinner...talk about Michelin Man after that!)...it was the friendliness, nay, happiness of the staff...fun, joshing, helpful...willing, yes I did say willing....so guess as ever whoever is at the top is hiring the right staff and its reflected everywhere...only thing is its not the most cosy, comfortable place but who cares! (We did go to the Marwood first because of the Yelp recommendation; well received but no space at all so bye bye; nor did that in any way look comfortable...the cake looked good though!)

We came here after a long day in Brighton, so we were really hungry…read more The restaurant had a pretty furniture and the atmosphere was great. I orderedd the Bang Bang wrap with chips and salad and one Chai Latte with almond milk. It both tasted incredible and wasn't expensive at all. I would definetely go there again when I'm in Brighton. Absolutely recommended if you want to eat Vegan, Vegetarian or Gluten-Free!

Casual cafe in the busy North Laines. It is an awesome place for tasty vegan, vegetarian, gluten…read morefree food and somewhere I can always rely on to deliver multiple options that I can actually eat. But it's not just for vegans! My husband, despite eating meat, gluten, dairy, the lot, loves the food too and the portion sizes are excellent. It's a little compact so you may have to wait a little bit for a table and the service isn't always the speediest, but I would recommend to everyone, whatever their food requirements, to give it a go.

I like Bombay Aloo. It is a buffet, and a buffet is never gonna be my idea of a special treat. But…read moretheir lunch deal for all you can eat for a fiver seems to recognise this, and it's an excellent place to go if you're looking to eat quickly/in the day/save money. The staff are good, food is fresh (usually - the rice can dry out if it's not busy) and it isn't greasy, fatty or bland. The only downer is that the dishes do lack distinct flavours, and do tend to merge into each other - it's a bit of a shame they couldn't have been more inventive considering this place is quite unique in serving a veggie only menu. All in all though, the cosiness and satisfyingness of the place/food means it's pretty darn good for the price. Oooh, just checked the website - apparently the buffet is just £3.50 between 3.15 and 5.15 mon-fri - amazing!

I came here because I saw it was 5£ for all you can eat vegetarian Indian food - DING DING DING,…read moreticks all the boxes, cheap, all you can eat, Indian, vego, I was sold before I arrived! It's definitely not the fanciest buffet, but what can you really expect when you are paying 5£?? The restaurant itself is cozy, and I appreciated the sign on the wall informing you of which dishes are vegan and which are just vegetarian, very helpful! The food is really good, there's a nice selection of vegetable curries, dahls, rice, salad, onion bhajis, papadums and naan bread, and it's all delicious! I wish there were more places like this when traveling because the price is too good to beat! You get such a good selection, and can eat as much as you like, which for me is quite a lot. You definitely get way more than your money's worth and a full belly of warm Indian food.

How I missed the Cheesus Pizza. Such a good restaurant, if…read moreyou are vegan, it can be called "The Green Paradise". Pizzas are tasty, everybody is nice, very welcoming with you. They are ready to speak about each ingredients if you don't know them, they even answered to questions about a specific product, and how lovely this is. Even if you love meat, just try this magical place to understand how it could taste when we won't have anymore meat on earth, it'll educate you about that. There is a slightly negative point, about prices. It's very hard to take a starter for more than £5 when you know that you'll spend £16 for a pizza and £4 for a coke. Even if it's delicious, maybe it could reviewed. Plus, you are susceptible to pay a percentage depends of the service (it's written on the menu so not a big deal). Anyway, thanks to Purezza to grow like a wonderful plant, and to open in a lot of different places.

The food at Purezza is very very good. At the two locations I've visited (Manchester and Brighton),…read morethe flavours and ingredients were superb. At Brighton specifically, I had the pesto pizza (with added pepperoni) and the caesar salad. My partner and I split both, which was a good amount of food for two people. Both of us we were very satisfied. One detractor for Brighton, at least on the night we went, was that a huge portion of the menu was unavailable. The server basically had to go down a laundry list of menu items that they couldn't serve, which even included most alcoholic drinks. While I'm glad we warned up front, and we still enjoyed what we had, it was disappointing and seemed a little strange. Also, I will say that between the two, the Brighton location's space was a little lacklustre. Still, I would recommend Purezza as a solid pizza option and worth checking out.

Vegetarian Indian - perfect for those of us who don't want meat but don't want a boring daal…read moreeither. The menu is really inventive actually, using unusual ingredients that make this a refreshing change to all the regular fayre you'd find on a regular Indian take away menu. There's the Mombai potato curry with coconut, the aubergine in yoghurt curry and my personal favourite, the sweetcorn & patra curry - sweetcorn & chunks of vine leaves with a spicy paste in a tangy tomato curry sauce. The best part is you can try a few different dishes as there is an option to order half portions. Yey! They also sell unusal lagers from countries as far flung as Lithuania and Poland which makes for an interesting touch.

I believe this restaurant has just moved here from Preston St ( Sept 2008 ). Its vegetarian and…read moreIndian. Brighton is lacking in good Indian foods. Most that I have tried have been poor standard. This restaurant seemed to please many in its last location. I hope this will be the case in their new venue.