Paris Wine Bar

As the name suggests, focused on wine, but went there with some friends and started with a cocktail, moved onto wine. A spacious read “outside” area is not really outside, but it is very pleasant, and the few tapas plates we tried were very nice – although fairly spendy. Overall, very nice.

Verdict: Awesome

Location: 119 Church Road

https://www.pariswine.bar/

Easy Tiger

Surprisingly small little pub offering Indian street food. It’s very tasty, although don’t make the mistake of trying to eat just small plates. You really want to have one of their mains and maybe a couple of small plates. But delicious, and lovely people.

Verdict: Awesome

Location: 57 Upper N Street

https://www.easytigerbrighton.com/

Halisco

Been meaning to go here for ages and it is really, really good. Great home made chips and guac (really good guac), then a great selection of small plates – we had chicken croquettes with orange and habenero jam, cactus and smoked cheese hash browns, and crispy pork belly. Then two crispy oyster mushroom tacos. All in the £9-£10 range, but very generous servings. Plus, the tequila and margaritas are amazing!

Verdict: Awesome

Location: 64 Preston Street

https://www.facebook.com/HaliscoRestaurant/

Bao Bun

A cute little place, with very nice dumplings, and tasty herby fries. But the bao buns were really pretty basic and just ok. Much better going to the Pond which is nearby.

Verdict: Ok

Location: 49 Gardner Street

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Shelter Hall

Really cool location, with a “food hall” of currently 7 kitchens, the lineup of which does change at times. All ordering done online which is great, and we had amazing food from the Salt Shed (incredible bavette), Zest Hanoi Kitchen, and a temporary Santa Monica thing. Definitely worth a trip.

Verdict: Awesome

Location: Kings Road Arches, Shelter Hall

https://shelterhall.co.uk/