Cibo e ristoranti a Kemptown

“Purezza Brighton (purity) was formed by Stefania Evangelisti and Tim Barclay in 2015, setting out with the aim of providing a range of exciting Italian plant based, vegan options to the UK. The restaurant has a wooden and rustic feel to it, with bar stools at the counter where you can take in all the drama of the large wood fired pizza oven. Their delicious pizzas are made with gluten free, hemp or sough-dough bases - so perfect for intolerances! They also offer a selection of raw food dishes and gluten free pasta dishes. It is not all about savoury dishes either with a full dessert menu featuring a chocolate calzone and Oreo pizza.”

“The Ginger Dog is a local pub offering real ales, craft beers, and fine wines together with a good hearty menu of traditional pub food. As with its ginger sisters, The Ginger Dog uses only the very finest, seasonal, ingredients to offer a really satisfying dining experience. The Ginger Dog brings a slice of modern pub gastronomy to the Kemptown area of Brighton and includes a private dining room upstairs. Families and dogs are of course welcome.”

“Delicious fresh food, cakes and pastries. Mind blowing salads and so much more! Can get very busy at lunch times. They have a store on the road opposite where you can pick up a sandwich and produce if you're not stopping.”

“Takeaway pizza, good for taking to beach but guard them from the seagulls! ”

“Another excellent unpretentious, Neopolitan pizza joint close to Brighton Pier. ”

“Specialist coffee is king at this botanical café in Kemptown. As well as being one of Brighton’s coffee standard-bearers, the food is overseen by chef Matt Gillan, winner of the Great British Menu who held a Michelin star for five years. Unsurprisingly, their brunches are a thing of beauty, offering up roasted butternut squash, avocado mousse and poached egg on rye bread, or herb waffles with bacon jam, black pudding, fried eggs and apple. Come lunchtime, locals go to town on sharing plates of crab and green-chilli brioche buns, burrata, ceviche with grapefruit rub of beef with caramel onions. ”

“Curry Leaf Cafe offers an open kitchen & dining experience. This way you get to see your food being prepared from start to finish whilst enjoying the bustling atmosphere. Take a look at their drinks menu and try one of the spiced cocktails! Expect tapas-style ‘small plates’, an exciting range of spiced cocktails and, of course, and a menu of craft beers that puts most bars to shame! ”

“This local friendly pub is only a 2 minute walk and has a lovely atmosphere. Pop in for a drink or two. They also have a great menu if you fancy a good pub lunch. ”

“Purezza Brighton (purity) was formed by Stefania Evangelisti and Tim Barclay in 2015, setting out with the aim of providing a range of exciting Italian plant based, vegan options to the UK. The restaurant has a wooden and rustic feel to it, with bar stools at the counter where you can take in all the drama of the large wood fired pizza oven. Their delicious pizzas are made with gluten free, hemp or sough-dough bases - so perfect for intolerances! They also offer a selection of raw food dishes and gluten free pasta dishes. It is not all about savoury dishes either with a full dessert menu featuring a chocolate calzone and Oreo pizza.”

“Best little cocktail bar in Brighton, hidden just off St James St, and near VIP and the pier. ”

“Delicious fresh food, cakes and pastries. Mind blowing salads and so much more! Can get very busy at lunch times. They have a store on the road opposite where you can pick up a sandwich and produce if you're not stopping.”

“Lovely for breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea. They are licensed so try the champagne afternoon tea. ”

“Cosy little place for when you're feeling peckish for a sandwich or coffee. Nice atmosphere always.”

“Specialist coffee is king at this botanical café in Kemptown. As well as being one of Brighton’s coffee standard-bearers, the food is overseen by chef Matt Gillan, winner of the Great British Menu who held a Michelin star for five years. Unsurprisingly, their brunches are a thing of beauty, offering up roasted butternut squash, avocado mousse and poached egg on rye bread, or herb waffles with bacon jam, black pudding, fried eggs and apple. Come lunchtime, locals go to town on sharing plates of crab and green-chilli brioche buns, burrata, ceviche with grapefruit rub of beef with caramel onions. ”

“Cute spot for amazing breakfast, brunch, coffee and cakes. Their brownies are to die for, so don't miss them!”

“Historically known as an actors' and artists' quarter, it has a sizeable network of streets with specialised shops, hotels, cafés and pubs.”

“Bread made daily in store. A range of sandwich baguettes and quiches available as well as top end fancy patisserie. Birthday/Celebration Cakes can be booked in advance. ”

“The iconic Brighton seafront, if you like a lovely stroll, a few drinks in the sun, rides on the pier, shopping on the sefronts amazing quirky shops or fish and chips. It's safe to say it has all the things a seaside resort offers. ”