Filth, in the best of ways…read more Situated across the way from the Brighton Rail Station, Friends, whose name has no association to the food serves up late night snacks for a late night budget. The atmosphere is ho hum, but that's all part of the charm. You are not eating at Friends for the ambiance... no, you are going for £1.30 chips doused in salt & vinegar. The menu is a pretty standard for a Fast Food/Takeaway joint, Kebabs, Fish & Chips, and something called a Mexican Burger?? This is a stop over after the train or a late night wander through. I just enjoyed a steaming hot serving of chips for the long cold walk up the hill to Seven Dials. Students receive a %10 discount. Perfect for a student budget.

Overpriced and their fish and chips were a bit disappointing. Sing Li (30 seconds walk away -…read moreGuildford road) is much tastier and cheaper too. Note that Friends do kebabs (Sing Li doesn't).

Cash only. But it doesn't matter, cashpoint is seconds away either next to Mccoll's or inside the…read moreCo-op. Portions are good and value is so reasonable.. just what we need. There is nowhere to sit so be prepared to order and go. :)

This is the best sandwich shop in Worthing. Very good value for money. Do be prepared to queue…read morethough, as no longer is it close to several large businesses it is also next door to Worthing College.

This is one of my favourite things about Brighton. Every Friday local business' come and sell their…read moreamazing food. Burgers, paella, burritos, cakes, curry, sausages, pizza. It's all there. Food from all over the world. Vendors include Trolls Pantry Honeycomb Cakes Likkle Bikkle Sultans Delight Nice Bangers

These people do pretty good curries and they have great personal recommendations from people I…read moretrust. No arguments there. I rate their Chicken Dhansak as one of the best I've had. But try and order one with a card, and it's 'No Can Do': twice my card payments have been refused because of 'problems with the address'. The same cards seem to work everywhere else. It's a real shame. I like the food but Maharani seems to be 'Cash Only' despite their leaflets suggestion otherwise.

Amazing curries every time! I have been ordering from here for over 10 years! Always had a…read moredelicious flavoursome meal! The BEST in Brighton! 10/10!

As the name would suggest it is a very old house. This restaurant is very local to the Lingfield…read moreraces and is very easy to get to Gatwick. It's got a classic setting with really good meals. You are greeted as soon as you walk in with a very warm smile and you are taken over to the waiting area. Be careful if you are tall though as the ceiling is quite low due to it being a 16th century building! There is a selective wine menu here but a good one and the entire feel of this restaurant is cosy and the food is very nice.

Pricey( compared to mainstream bakers) but reasonable shop selling a variety of toasted sandwiches,…read morepaninis, jackets, salads and daily specials of pasta and rice. Opted for safe option of ham salad and a cornish pasty. Both ok. There are four options of bread from small roll through to baguette. Staff very friendly and premises clean and pleasant. Open mon-Sat 0830-1500. Telephone orders taken before 1130.

I would have to agree with Sophie W that Poppies is the best place to pick up a sandwich or…read morebaguette on the London Road. It's simple, cheap, and relaxing (in the little space for you to sit). If your in a bit of a rush, and you can't wait around to have something more substantial, whilst you also don't want to waste your money on some anaemic little stale sandwich from Somerfield, this is the place to come. There's also a deal going on Coffee's too, so pop down and kill two birds with one sandwich, or stone...or whatever...

Poppy's is a light, contemporary and colourful little sandwich bar, that manages to do enough to…read morestand out a little in a crowded local market. They sell a range of sandwiches, cakes and pastries. The highlight here though is the paninis - they are absolutely huge, around twice the size of average and well filled (mine was a very delicious, oozing brie and bacon). If you're still hungry, the cakes are also divine - home made and full of flavour. It's not really (bar a couple of small metal tables) and eat in place, due to the size, but grab some lunch here and head over to the Level or Preston Park to eat it - perfect.

I love Grubbs. There are branches in Kemptown and Western Rd too but this is my local one…read more They serve up proper good quality burgers that actually taste like real meat, not frozen, processed patties of unidentifiable origin like so many of these kebab/burger/chips type places do. The best thing though, is the wide variety of toppings - not just a choice of cheeseburgers or plain here! I normally end up sticking to bbq but there are many other options.

This is an institution of Brighton make no mistake. Many a times before a night out, or on the back…read moreend of one, Grubbs has sorted me out. They have an impressive range of burgers and there is no distinction between meat or veggie types. You simply choose the type and whether it is a meat or veggie pattie. The burgers are stacked with filling, but I would have liked to see the veggie patties grilled rather than deep fried. This is a small niggle and your order will always be cooked fresh, including the fries. They also serve some awesome milkshakes, which I would recommend. The staff are general Brightonians, but the service and preparation is conscientious. The diner can get pretty busy at pub kicking out time, but they do have a fair number of tables. The diner is also a good place to see what is happening in the city over the next few months; there a re loads of fliers and suchlike for upcoming events. Handy to have a little check whilst you await your burger to be cooked. If you are wanting food on the go then this is probably one of the top spots in the city to call upon.