Rosie’s Guidebook
Neighbourhoods
Hove is a lovely part of Brighton with it's long white streets that overlook the sparkling sea. Slightly quieter than central Brighton, but with some of the best restaurants in town.
57 locals recommend
Hove
Hove is a lovely part of Brighton with it's long white streets that overlook the sparkling sea. Slightly quieter than central Brighton, but with some of the best restaurants in town.
Shopping
When visiting Brighton, the famous Lanes are a must. Full of independent eatery's and vintage shops. Pop into 'Snooper's Paradise' for a browse amongst the maze of brick a brac.
439 locals recommend
The Lanes
When visiting Brighton, the famous Lanes are a must. Full of independent eatery's and vintage shops. Pop into 'Snooper's Paradise' for a browse amongst the maze of brick a brac.
If you're here to shop, find all your favourite stores in Churchill Square!
236 locals recommend
Churchill Square Shopping Centre
Russell PlaceIf you're here to shop, find all your favourite stores in Churchill Square!
Food scene
For the best pizza in town, head to Fatto a Mano. Their pizza is so loved by the people of Brighton, they now have three restaurants just in the city!
98 locals recommend
Fatto a Mano Hove
65-67 Church RdFor the best pizza in town, head to Fatto a Mano. Their pizza is so loved by the people of Brighton, they now have three restaurants just in the city!
Fancy some Pancakes?
Head to the local Nowhere Man for a yummy breakfast or brunch in this quirky little cafe.
14 locals recommend
Nowhere Man
53 Upper N StFancy some Pancakes?
Head to the local Nowhere Man for a yummy breakfast or brunch in this quirky little cafe.
If you want some seriously good asian food, head over to Bincho! you will need to book in advance but it's worth is for the experience.
62 locals recommend
Bincho Yakitori
63 Preston StIf you want some seriously good asian food, head over to Bincho! you will need to book in advance but it's worth is for the experience.
When by the sea, one must get some fish and chips. Avoid the overpriced seafront shops and head to Wolfies. You won't be disappointed!
40 locals recommend
Wolfies Of Hove
90 Goldstone VillasWhen by the sea, one must get some fish and chips. Avoid the overpriced seafront shops and head to Wolfies. You won't be disappointed!
Sightseeing
The Royal Pavilion, also known as the Brighton Pavilion, is a Grade I listed former royal residence located in Brighton, England. Beginning in 1787, it was built in three stages as a seaside retreat for George, Prince of Wales, who became the Prince Regent in 1811, and King George IV in 1820. The gardens are a perfect place to picnic whilst enjoying the magnificent view.
494 locals recommend
Royal Pavilion
The Royal Pavilion, also known as the Brighton Pavilion, is a Grade I listed former royal residence located in Brighton, England. Beginning in 1787, it was built in three stages as a seaside retreat for George, Prince of Wales, who became the Prince Regent in 1811, and King George IV in 1820. The gardens are a perfect place to picnic whilst enjoying the magnificent view.
Take a few Brighton bikes out for the day and cycle along the cliff path to the little town of Rotting dean for a change of scenery and some well deserved fish and chips when you get there.
34 locals recommend
Ovingdean Beach
Marine DriveTake a few Brighton bikes out for the day and cycle along the cliff path to the little town of Rotting dean for a change of scenery and some well deserved fish and chips when you get there.
Fun
Nothing beats a trip to the pier whilst you're in Brighton. Head there with change for the arcade and rides . Be sure to get some donuts too! you just cant beat them.
605 locals recommend
Brighton Palace Pier
Madeira DriveNothing beats a trip to the pier whilst you're in Brighton. Head there with change for the arcade and rides . Be sure to get some donuts too! you just cant beat them.