Best & Cool Bars in Arundel

"The in-house restaurant at Brighton's iconic Palace Pier, Palm Court serves up everything from traditional fish and chips to premium pies and classic cocktails. When it comes to soaking up those seaside holiday vibes?. There's no better place."

"With tonnes of rides, including dodgems and the Booster, there's something for everyone. It's mega Insta-friendly, and we recommend going at night (there are so many pretty lights). Find the Pier along (you guessed it) the beach."

"This tiny Italian joint in North Laine is located in a converted garage. Don’t expect elegance or comfort (the wooden bar stools around a central servery are bum-numbingly hard) – what you will get though is comfort food: small plates of zingy asparagus with hazelnuts and lardo, soused mackerel with sweet beetroot or first-rate charcuterie, then authentically homemade silky pastas with gutsy sauces (try the Tuscan pork). Pick a table away from the always-open double doors, or, if you want the full works including mains other than pasta, book at their larger sister branch in Hove."

"02/06/2021: This came highly recommended but on reflection it was the Brighton restaurant which was recommended rather than the Hove one however as the Brighton one was not yet open we decided to visit the restaurant in Hove. We found the staff very friendly and helpful but we did find the overall experience disappointing, we ordered the burata to start & focaccia which needed to be cooked a little extra. For mains we had the ribeye steak which was ok and we had the Ragu which was beef shin Ragu, it could’ve had more meat & sauce but was very tasty."

"Cin Cin is the neighbourhood Italian Restaurant you have been waiting for - the authentic food and drink experience you wish you could bring home from those sun-drenched Italian holidays is now right on your doorstep in Brighton & Hove. Their open kitchen ethos and attention to regional flavours – Parmesan from Modena, blue cheese from Milan, sheep’s cheese from Sardina – is truly bellissima. Special shout out the totes instagrammable blood orange pannacotta with pistolhio ice cream desert."

"This is probably not the restaurant for the committed vegan given that their slogan is “Meat, Fish, Fire” but if you want a flame-grilled steak – The Coal Shed might be your idea of heaven. Certainly, Brighton is currently the only place in the country outside of London where you can give it a try and it’s cheaper in Brighton, just. Ingredients are all locally sourced and they are justly proud of their seasonal approach to dishes on the a la carte menu and they have regular daily specials."

"An inviting eatery pairing mahogany stained furniture with low hanging steel lamps, The Coal Shed is one of the leading lights for a steak dinner in Brighton. Pop in for Sunday Lunch to sample their Sharing Roast menu, and return the next day for BYO Monday Club, where loved-up couples match their favourite bottle with something from the extensive menu of steak and seafood wonders."

"is a charming gourmet steak and seafood restaurant that is located right in the heart of Brighton. The restaurant has become increasingly popular with locals due to its high-quality steaks, most notably dry aged. steaks from the North Highlands and seafood specialties."

"It wouldn't be possible to list Brighton's best seafood restaurants without including Riddle and Finns, the oyster and Champagne specialists. The restaurant only has space for 40 but this makes it all the more special; perch by a marble table topped with candelabras and prepare to have all your seafood dreams come true."

"Don’t be fooled by that calm Regency Square exterior — inside, Hotel Pelirocco is a riot of boho kitsch: think lipstick-pink walls, mirrored ceilings and a basement karaoke lounge. Every room in this rock’n’roll-styled hotel carries a theme — Lord Vader’s Quarters has Star Wars memorabilia; DollyWould features dress-up stetsons and holsters; and Betty’s Boudoir, in homage to Fifties’ pin-up Bettie Page, has a whirlpool, leopard-print detailing and private terrace. Sure, The Peli won’t suit everyone, but this popular pad with its DJ nights, cocktails and hangover grub, live music and non-stop party-vibe is pure Brighton."

"Hotel Pelirocco offers tongue-in-cheek themed rooms with a retro-rockabilly twist, on Regency Square. It has side views onto the ruined West Pier and is just minutes from the city’s main attractions and shops. All rooms are individually themed to excess: Bettie's Boudoir is a sexy leopard print homage to Fifties pin-up Bettie Page, and has a whirlpool tub and sit-out balcony; and Koibito Love has a circular bed on bamboo stilts, geisha graffiti and a balcony with views of the West Pier."

"Funky themed rooms inspired by pop culture, sexy sirens and maverick musicians…Hotel Pelirocco is a hip boutique hotel unlike any other in the UK. Pelirocco is a townhouse hotel with 19 rooms situated in Regency Square on the seafront in the centre of Brighton."

"Newcomer Vine Street Tap is a fresh hangout from the team behind Good Things Brewery, which is based in Tunbridge Wells. A snug space decorated simply, this is a great place near to station to try a few new beers and order in pizza from one of the city’s favourite takeaways, Pizzaface. Alongside its own beers – alongside other local breweries – the team also has a great wine list and serves bottled cocktails."

"The #2 spot on your list for trying the best cheeseburgers in Brighton should be MEATliquor – hands down. This chilled-out franchise opposite St. Peter’s Church does burgers right. You’ll be spoiled for choice when it comes to choosing a cheeseburger though as they don’t have just one, but three!"

"Don't be put off by the name, MEATLiquor have a fine selection of vegetarian and plant-based eats. Star dishes include the gloriously greasy seitan fingers topped with chilli oil, black bean chilli fries and the wonderfully chunky halloumi mushroom burger with hash browns."

"Boasting all the charm of a fine-dining gastro pub but at a fraction of the price, the Shakespeare's head is a cheap restaurant in Brighton that never fails to please. From succulent roast dinner to traditional British pies and fish 'n' chip dishes, this local boozer is the perfect spot for anyone on a budget."

"The Mucky Duck is a traditional Brighton pub in the Kemptown area. It prides itself on serving local craft beer, quality wines,whisky and gin, as well as organic Sunday roasts."

"It’s about time we mentioned something less formal, isn’t it?. There’s an astonishing amount of vegan bites in Brighton pubs as well – and the Hope and Ruin is top of the lot. That’s partly due to their partnership with Beezlebab."

"The Hope & Ruin isn't just notorious for vegan beers and late night shows, they're also joined by Beelzebab in the kitchen, where vegan hot dogs and vegan fries are churned out to a happy and hungry crowd."

"The Level is one of Brighton’s largest parks and boasts of a variety of purposes; from the Level Café, to a hiring venue for small community engagements, to an international standard skatepark, sensory play garden area, table- tennis arena which also has spaces for chess- boards, picnic spot, book club, Tai- Chi classes, fit- mums fitness sessions, and a beautiful bee bed and butterfly garden. The Level also has a massive collection of elm trees that support the colony of White-letter Hairstreak butterflies and is thus of national importance. The north lawns of the park also portray local artists’ works, which are also disabled- friendly and there is also a polished steel archway around the southern entrance that displays images of the history of the park, and the wildlife found here."

"An incredibly popular park during the summer months, found along Lewes road, the Level is perhaps most notable for having a large skatepark, the biggest in Brighton, with the others being in Hove Lagoon and Hollingdean skate park. But perhaps one of the most important factors when I’m going to spend a day in a park is that there are a large number of toilets available to the public with no charge. They also have baby changing facilities."

"The Level is one of the largest public open spaces in central Brighton. This popular community park was completely restored in 2013, following a successful bid to the Heritage Lottery Fund and Big Lottery Fund. The Level now offers a range of attractions, facilities and activities for all to enjoy."

"This large park is built on the grounds of a former lake and has 3 small freshwater lakes. The Solent Way, a 60-mile walk, crosses the park. Milton Common is a great place to spot wildlife."

"You just love to see it when satiating your appetite beachside. Brighton Shellfish and Oyster Bar isn’t a ‘bar’ in the sense of cocktails and blokes wearing loafers with no socks, but rather a beach shack doing lots of traditional British seaside treats that any seafood lover lusts after. All shellfish is laid out and visible in tubs and on ice, and the place feels as old school as it gets."

"Brighton Shellfish and Oyster Bar isn’t a ‘bar’ in the sense of cocktails and blokes wearing loafers with no socks, but rather a beach shack doing lots of traditional British seaside treats which every seafood lover lusts after. All shellfish is laid out and visible in tubs and on ice, and the place feels as old school as it gets."

"Good for: Oysters, Cockles, Seafood Rolls, Eating on the Beach, Lunch. Okay, maybe this one is a bit cheeky as it’s not a ‘restaurant’ per se, but it’s definitely worth a mention for those who enjoy the finer things in life. For at this unassuming little hut you can get half a dozen Carlingford Oysters for just £6.50."

"Right next door to The Regency sits the Melrose Restaurant, a family-run establishment that has been serving delicious and fresh seafood for almost fifty years. Open every day, their affordable classic fish and chips are irresistible, and so is their fresh crab, lobster, scallops, mussels, and plenty of other great maritime dishes. Along with great seafood, they have steak, lamb and a Sunday roast for a little variation."

"[Read More̷](https://quisine.quandoo.co.uk/guide/best-seafood-restaurants-brighton/attachment/shutterstock_1297248124/). There’s a pattern emerging here, as Melrose Restaurant is another that seems to have always been a part of Brighton. Established in 1960, Melrose Restaurant remains family-run and most known for its proper, award-winning fish & chips."

"It wouldn't be possible to list Brighton's best seafood restaurants without including Riddle and Finns, the oyster and Champagne specialists. The restaurant only has space for 40 but this makes it all the more special; perch by a marble table topped with candelabras and prepare to have all your seafood dreams come true."