After passing this place many times (usually when I wasn't hungry) and reading all the glowing…read morereviews I finally got the chance to try this place. The interior is very nice and as I had arrived just after noon I had my choice of tables. I sat by the window for a nice view out onto the street. While I was waiting for my meal I was served a bowl of warm flatbreads (apparently made in-house) and a little bowl of olives. The main course I opted for was adana kofte served with rice and salad. The lamb was cooked on skewers which are then removed before serving leaving two perfect pooh-shaped sausages on the plate. And very tasty it was too despite the slightly off-putting appearance. The salad was very nice and a generous portion too. I just about managed to finish my meal (washed down with a glass of tango) despite the flatbreads almost having filled me up. The bill arrived along with a small, but greatly appreciated, cube of turkish delight. Service and ambiance was excellent, I look forward to returning and trying something a little less pooh-shaped.

A brilliant place that Hove has to offer. If you like meat, you cannot go wrong…read more The place has an indoor barbecue!! All the meat is cooked right in front of you. Turkish food, mainly kebabs. A great array of starters too. We went for the Special Mixed Grill for two. All meals come with complimentary bread and olives. Service is friendly enough and the decor of the place is great. Great value, quality food. A great place for lunch or dinner

Good lunch special. Plenty of food compared to most restaurants. Friendly service. Food was very…read morepresentable.

The food is pretty good but a tad bit too salty for me…read more Service wasn't very good. The cashier rolled her eyes at me after she rung up my order and I told her my dining companion's order was to be combined with mine. Then she gave us only one set of utensils.

Having read India's review, I was pleased to confirm my suspicions about this place... The Panini…read moreguy is awesome. On my way back from uni I stopped by here, as I had accidentally fallen asleep on the bus and leaped off the bus on awakening, thinking I had actually travelled to Hove. This turned out to be the best bus related mistake of my life, as it meant that I discovered the delights of the Green Coombe Deli. I fancied a nice bread based meal, and spied a delicious sounding BLT on the board, and promptly ordered one to take away, before having the sudden rush of fear that I may not have enough dough on me. Fortunately, the reasonable prices meant I had enough, and the fine gentlemen waited patiently while I emptied my coins on the counter and rounded up the 5ps I needed to get exact change. He popped out back, and started the Panini process while I took another look around the store, which looked rather handsome and fresh. Still feeling a little dozy, I was a little surprised when he asked why I had taken a photo of his shop. Not wanting to say I was planning to review it (which would have been awkward for both of us) I gave my other reason for taking photographs, which is my appalling memory. We then had a pleasant chat about peoples reactions to me taking pictures, and his time working in the security industry... He was a genuinely pleasant man who seemed to really care about what was being said, rather than that false interest you can often get from staff. And the food itself, was delightful. There seemed to be a suggestion of garlic butter (only very mild) or something a bit beyond the traditional panini filling that made my taste buds twinkle with pleasure. Damned nice, and seeing as I haven't a bad word to say, 5*!

This Deli is a real gem. A main reason for this is the aforementioned owner. he really is a bit of…read morea legend. Even though it's a deli/cafe you get a really bespoke service and sandwich. In a lot of ways this is what the Subway restaurant adverts should really try and aspire to. There is an expansive range of fillings to choose from (I went for a mozzarella and tomato) and you will have the option to really mix up what actually goes into the panini. I asked if there was any herb oil to go in my tasty bite and was pleased to get a positive response. As the shop wasn't that busy when I was there I had the chance to have a little chat about food and suchlike with the owner. He really does have a passion for food and is the perfect person to open such a shop. I had been thinking of taking my food to go, but ended up finishing the majority of it in the shop whilst I was chatting away (very rude of me eating in the middle of a conversation!) The prices are reasonable and there was a selection of produce to buy (oils and suchlike at varying prices). It's not particularly out of the way and well worth making the effort to swing by if you want to get a decent panini served by an extremely amicable owner. Thumbs up for sure!

I have never experienced such a wonderful & warm welcome from a restaurant before. The food was…read moreabsolutely fantastic and the service was second to none. I will definitely be recommending this restaurant to everyone I know!!

Great food and friendly service. Came here with my husband and was very impressed with the flavor…read more Will be back soon.

This is my kind of place: tiny, daily changing menu and no-fuss…read more I came across this place by strolling through the neighborhood one Sunday afternoon and the tiny space right away attracted my attention. It's situation in an alley near Lambs Conduit Street and is nestled among other Asian restaurants. I got there at 11:30am right after they'd opened for the day and I seemed to have timed it right: to lunch rush set in after I was done eating. If you're looking for a quick, tasty and reasonably-priced lunch, then this is your place!

Fantastic cheap eats! I stumbled upon this little shop by accident as I was taking a walk on one of…read moremy coffee breaks from class. Decided to have lunch here and glad I did. Really delicious and authentic Malaysian fare that's also really cheap! No wonder there's a queue out the door at lunch time!

Small take-away with quite a lot of customers coming in during the afternoon…read more Seats are very minimal (Only 4 seats) Food: food is really good but just a tad bit greasy. Everything is halal there, prices are really good for what they give and there are a lot of options to choose from.

Small little eatery on the highstreet which remains open till late…read more Like the name suggets you only get to eat things made of chicken. They have seperate kids-meals with a variety to choose from. Both hot and spicy and bland options awailable. Halal chicken served . The shop is clean but has only a few seating arrangements. You can take away or have food delivered as well.

We ate here after the Royal wedding of Harry & Megan. Sopped…read moreby here before boarding the train back to London. We were quite surprised how good the food was. I had the succulent lamb shank, my wife had the sea bass while our daughter had the chicken pita all were good & plentiful.

Pre Covid, I had dined here a few times. Friendly service, a la carte or banquet style meals and…read morebelly dancing! During Covid, they are saving me via delivery. The spicy chicken is so tasty and the dips are amazing! Thank you for feeding me.

I was attracted by the bright color of Leon's sign so I went and checked the menu: there were a lot…read moreof vegan/vegetarian options but also many traditional chicken and fish burgers (I got the chipotle and avocado burger... highly recommend!!). The staff was very nice and I had overall a very nice experience. 100% would go there again

When I started working in London I finally had a chance to try Leon. Billed as "naturally fast…read morefood" I was still shocked to find how much of their menu is gluten free. Including the desserts. I loved it so much that I excitedly tweeted to them that I would singlehandedly keep a restaurant open in Brighton. And they replied to me telling me to wait. Well... the wait is over! Today I was invited to the opening of the new Leon Restaurant in Brighton which replaces Eat. I think this is a brilliant swap as Eat was far too similar to its neighbour Pret. But Leon is quite different in that it offers warm, hearty food. Setting up just before winter is also probably a good move. The decor is really nice and chilled out. They make good use of the space which I've previously found a bit dark and claustrophobic. Katy and I were greeted by some of the nice workers at Leon and told we could each choose a meal and drink to have on the house. We both went for the Moroccan Meatballs (on my recommendation). I had a lemonade to drink and Katy went for a green smoothie. We also picked up a few sweet treats: my favourite lemon and ginger slice and a billionaire shortbread for Katy. The meatballs are my favourite so I knew I would like them, but Katy had never been to a Leon and she loved it as well. She began talking about how close it is to her work and how she will be able to pop in on breaks for a relatively healthy and warm meal. We also tried searching for the menu online and a sneaky link to Deliveroo popped up. So we're hoping they're going to be one of our delivery options soon.