If your having lunch at home, Le Gourmet in Seven Dials is a fantastic place to head to. Located on…read moreDyke Road, just opposite the local Co-op, its a shop that excels in deli produce and take-away sandwiches/wraps that are made on the premises. The baguettes are big and filled well for a lot less than you'd expect. I prefer to buy a selection of cold meats, anti-pasti and a nice fresh loaf of foccacia bread to let everyone dig in. Try a lump of gorgonzola with a few slices of parma ham on a big chunk of olive oil drenched bread followed by one of their very sweet but tasty chocolate caramel shortbreads. Decadent but lovely!

There's no shortage of deli/sandwich shops in Seven Dials, each with their own character, but Le…read moreGourmet is probably my favourite. It's a very good sized shop for a deli, with a range to match. On the counter are big jars full of olives, tasty looking meats and cheeses, and different breads. Sandwiches, salads and cakes are always good - I love the meatball wrap! They also sell a good range of goods to take home - including a very impressive range of unusual looking pastas.

I been to Barneys Deli couple of times and they always provided the best cheese's in town. Also…read moreordering my Christmas Cheese from their website was so easy! Always friendly service, thank you!

From the owner: Situated in the bustling North Laine community of independent retailers in Brighton, we stock over…read more40 different Sussex cheeses as well as your usual cheese shop favourites, vegan dairy-free alternatives, local award-winning charcuterie and small batch chutneys and preserves, hand-made chocolate and butter, and a wide range of olive and truffle oils and condiments.

Anyone for sheep's head!? This is a Middle Eastern delicatessen with a huge difference; it also has…read morea kebab shop inside it! Excellent! The butchers section is pretty vast and I'm assuming halal but nobody working in the shop at the time could speak English. They were very friendly though and pointed out that their boss would be back in a couple of hours. There was a huge amount of different herbs and spices, olives and dates on offer that gave the whole place a fantastic and really intoxicating smell. The shish kebabs looked really nice and were cooked on a flame grill but I settled for a jar of stuffed olives. If I'm ever facing the prospect of cooking for people I don't like though I'm going back for a dozen sheep noggins!

Nice enough, lots of choice, good range of middle eastern foods, most of the staff are nice,…read morepleasant, decent people, (see tips) Staff issues seem to have been addressed, been in a couple of times recently and 10/10

Really really tastey this place... I went in not knowing if I wanted a drink or a snack or a full…read moreblown lunch, and the friendly gentlemen stepped in with a smile and an earnest tone of passion to guide me through the options open to me. For just £1.80 I picked up a freshly made that day ball of fluffy rice cooked in breadcrumbs with a mozzarella and spinach centre that was about the size of both my fists together (without thumbs). Bringing it over to me, he offered a knife and fork, but said he personally like to "snatch it up in a napkin", With my cutlery poised, I suddenly deviated and went down the napkin route, which proved an incredibly satisfying, clean and spillage free way of munching through my meal... Random details aside, there was a host of food on offer here, which I fully intend to explore further down the line, with iconic Mediterranean dishes like lasagne sitting alongside equally intriguing unknown delights. Its a little small inside, so I was pleased to get a seat out of the cold. But for something to bring home with you, or for a sit down and nibble outside, this place is unparalleled.

I pass this tiny Sicilian deli everyday and after much admiring, I finally decided to try it out…read more With the likes of 'Poppy's' and 'Pause' nearby, Mediterrane faces tough competition in what is a small area. Having tasted the food though, this is perhaps the best of the local lunchtime eateries. The menu is based on traditional Sicilian dishes, and delivers superbly on the famous Italian brand. You'll also find that it's a lot cheaper than other deli's, certainly those further in to town. My baguette came in at £2.90, very reasonable. Space is a bit limited, but there is seating inside and out (weather permitting). Perhaps the strongest reason for going here would be the delightfully friendly owner, I can't explain just how sweet he was.

Right in the middle of Kemp Town village this little hidden cafe was a fantastic stumble upon for…read moreme. From the exterior it could be mistaken for a simple sandwich shop, which if course it is as well. But the venue also includes a bistro serving all of its homemade loveliness. The deli has a wide varied from the local area and international sources alike. If your planning to grab a sandwich at the weekend get in early as the lunch rush can leave the deli out of a lot ingredients, such as bread. If your taking a wonder through the village is a quaint stop off & 1 minutes walk form the seafront. The bistro is open for breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea, serving full englishes, pastas, risottos and cakes for yumming up.

One ok experience, one really bad one. The first one was a Ham Salad sandwich, which was filled…read morevery generously and garnished with a very nice chutney. The second experience was a sit in Breakfast. Firstly they got my order wrong, so the food was scraped off and then plonked back on, except when it came back the order was still wrong. I decided just to get on with it but the eggs were too burnt so I quickly moved them to one side. Thirdly the toast wasn't there. Fourthly I asked for toast, about 4 people were just chatting away behind the counter whilst I waited for my toast, 10 mins later they managed to bring it out. Fifthly everything had gone cold already. Sixthly, for two small breakfasts and drinks it was 15 quid. Not a breakfast place maybe but the sandwiches are good and perhaps the rostis and soups are their forte. Yes they have good sausages but how hard is it to prepare breakfast in a cafe with 4 tables and get it right, or even close? Ill be off to a cheaper greasy spoon next time I need a fry up.

This is a great little deli - and as close as you will get to being in Italy whilst in Brighton…read more There is a wide range of anti pasti. Bowels of delicious looking olives and cheeses lie under the glass counter. Wide selection of packaged items and freshly made lunch items. Top tip - if you ask nicely you can usually sample things before you buy them !

A charming little Deli, the things I use it for are: this place stocks bread from the Real…read morePatisserie, which I buy here my favourite is the chewy brownplus you can't beat asking for a couple of slices of parma ham and then feeling mugged when you pay. Just like being on holiday. Slightly overpriced, but it is a Deli, what do you expect?

This is probably my most favourite place in Brighton. I love everything about Eat Naked! Can I give…read moreit a 6 stars please? The lady that owns the business and who is responsible for making all of the food is extremely talented, friendly and down to earth. The food is exceptional, I've eaten here several times and its always consistently good too. What I also love is that even though its raw/clean eating food which is supposed to be the latest trend at the moment, where most places are cashing in, Eat Naked keep their prices reasonable. Its not a fad for them they really do live and breath it as a lifestyle. Their ethos is healthy should be affordable and not boring! They change their menu daily which is to be admired and you can see the menu online on their instagram account. Their clean treats are what dreams are made of. I regularly crave and dream about their snickers bar when I'm in London and count down the days until I can come here again to get one when I'm in Brighton. ITS THAT GOOD! They also do juice cleanses that you can pick up or I believe they can post out too. I can't say one negative thing about this place, its quite small so maybe more of a takeaway place but they still have some seating inside if you want to chill and have a coffee. I've currently sprained my ankle and can't walk, but I just can't go a day without some Eat Naked goodness so I've managed to track down a courier to collect it and bring it to me in my flat. That's how much I love this place! All I need now is for them to clone the store and drop it in London please so that I can visit every day!

Great little cafe with an equally great name. This isn't by any way a 'greasy spoon' place…read more Everything is locally sourced and not deep fried in lard. The bacon and eggs come from Sussex and the smoked salmon for the bagels is smoked in near-by Henfield. The cafe is actually licensed (always a huge bonus in my book) so if you fancy a bit of a boozy lunch or a hang-over curing brunch, this place is ideal. They also hire the venue out for parties. It only holds 50 people in total (upstairs and downstairs) but I think that's a perfect number of people.

Yet another beautiful day, so decided to breakfast out yesterday. Chose to do it here and what a…read moregood choice!! Very light and airy, and is well laid out inside. Outside, there is adequate space to eat. The Coast breakfast will set you up for the morning with Sussex bacon, scrambles, mushrooms, toms, baked beans and toastcor blimey!! However Lyn chose the bagel with smoked salmon and scrambles.. The Coast is situated in pedestrianised shopping mall, albeit small, and right next door to Teddy's.another good place to eat. Both are to be recommended.

Really lovely to find this store. Its cheaper than Infinity store. The product range is varied…read more Lots of organic goods. Most of the stock is aimed at the healthy eater. The range comes from the Mediterranean, Middle east and Asia. Freshly baked breads and pizza baked while you wait! There is hot roasted chickens. There is a deli counter. Halal meats are prepared in-store. Supplements are also available. This store is priced for all pockets and worth checking out.

This is a great shop and reminds me of the supermarkets on Green Lanes in North London. The staff…read moreare really friendly and the shop well stocked. The only thing that would make it better is if it had the same prices as Green Lanesbut hey, this is Hove after all.