Best Lunch Restaurants in Arundel

"Moksha Caffe is an independent business which provides diners with ethically sources and tasty breakfast dishes day in day out. Moksha is loved by the locals and can get incredibly busy due to its amazing reputation for their delicious breakfasts. The menu itself is cheap and cheerful, and has plenty vegetarian, vegan and gluten free options available, so you won’t have to burn a hole in your pocket to fill yourself up at this hot spot or worry about your dietary requirements not being looked after."

"Brighton’s independent café scene is seriously strong – there are a lot of options!. This family run coffee shop is located in the centre of Brighton, and is one of the most popular places for breakfast and brunch in the city. One of the best things is Moksha has a special plant-based menu with several delicious options (well this is Brighton after all!)"

"These guys know how to pull out all the stops when it comes to their pancakes. Expect deliciously fluffy American style cakes accompanied with your choice of banana and toffee sauce, blueberry and maple syrup or free-range bacon. Shrove Tuesday – completed it mate."

"A post shared by Kooks Restaurant (@kooksrestaurant) on Mar 5, 2020 at 3:04am PST. If you’re looking for a lunchtime spot, the bohemian-style Kooks Restaurant in the trendy North Laine area of Brighton is the way to go. They offer small and big plates until 5 pm."

"Kooks, in the heart of the North Laine, is one of the best options around. They make a mean eggs benedict, using homemade maple glazed ham hock. It’s their signature brunch dish for a reason!"

"Located in the vibrant North Laine shopping area, Bills has become a local mainstay. With its friendly feel & emphasis on quality food, its no surprise that the kids menu includes some great hearty & healthy choices - from sausage & mash to veggie options."

"A contemporary café nestled in the charming Lanes, offering a heavenly selection of Has Bean coffees,speciality teas, a whole host of nutritiously, delicious dishes and daily changing salads. While away an afternoon in this stylish backdrop whilst digging into moreish delights such as roast peach, prosciutto, rocket and whipped ricotta salad or head down on a Saturday morning for a Wriggle favourite – The Lost Breakfast with free range pork sausage and eggs, smoked streaky bacon, homemade hash browns, heritage tomatoes and field mushrooms on sourdough. For afternoon treats chose from a freshly-baked cake or pastry and a house-made soda or coffee."

"Lost in the Lanes’ mission is to create a recharging café atmosphere for people, and in that they have succeeded. A major contributing factor to what makes Lost such a Brighton favourite is its thoughtful menu; the product of locally sourced ingredients and simple cooking techniques. Lost’s delightful coffee and piquant breakfast bowls make it a Wriggle top-pick for weekend brunch."

"DISCLAIMER: We are not in any way affiliated with or endorsed by any of the above companies. All brand and company names are a registered trademark of their respective owners. For more info click here."

"Bill’s has a lovely eclectic, home from home, comfortable feel to it. Brunch plates include the ‘Bill’s Brunch’, two fried free range eggs, smoked streaky bacon, Cumberland sausage, roasted plum tomatoes, mushrooms, potato rösti, baked beans, black pudding and toast. There are three vegetarian options including ‘Bill’s Garden Plate’, two poached free range eggs, halloumi, roasted plum tomato, charred red peppers, smashed avocado, hollandaise, mushrooms, potato rösti, baked beans, pea shoots, mixed seeds & toast."

"Bill’s Chichester restaurant is upstairs in the Butter Market, a Grade II listed building in the centre of this historic cathedral city. Bright, ..." Read our full review"

"Bill’s Chichester restaurant is upstairs in the Butter Market, a Grade II listed building in the centre of this historic cathedral city. Bright, ..."

"One of Brighton’s well-known pubs, The Black Lion, is situated in the heart of The Lanes just near the seafront on Black Lion Street. Not only does The Black Lion have a good reputation for a music-filled night out, its amazing food is also an attraction to many people. The Black Lion serves a great selection of beer and cocktails, including specialist craft beers and regularly changing local ales."

"Boasting one of the best beer gardens in The Lanes, The Black Lion is home to some of the city's coolest patrons. Head out back and you'll find a magical den full of fairy lights and foliage that transforms from a weekday oasis to a party lair of its own come the weekend."

"Hove Museum & Art Gallery is a wonderful place to visit to discover a world of toys, cinema, local history and art!. You’ll discover the town’s history and how it has developed from Prehistoric times. There are exhibitions relating to contemporary crafts and also fascinating displays of toys, from teddy bears and dolls to rocking horses and tricycles."

"The building in which Hove Museum is housed has had a varied past. It was built in the 1870’s and at that time was a family home. In the First World War, it was used to keep German prisoners of war."

"The Caxton Arms are champions of fresh, local produce, and you can be sure that you’ll only be eating the finest food here. Their bottomless brunch in Brighton is available between 11 and 2 every Saturday and costs £28 per person. That gets you two hours of bottomless prosecco, bucks’ fizz, lager, cider and bloody Marys, as well as one of their incredible brunch dishes."

"The founders of Happy Maki turned to a vegan lifestyle after consuming an excessive amount of fish on a stint farming pearls in Tahiti, since then they’ve strived to spread their values of marine conservation through their delicious vegan sushi burritos. Expect a colourful mix of vegetables and herbs as well as vegan ‘duck’ and ‘chicken’ from the menu. Where: 8 Pool Valley, Brighton BN1 1PN"

"Absolutely love it! Tasty food and friendly service.. Just a shame there aren't more outlets!" 4.8/5 star rating. 8 Pool Valley, BN1 1PN"

"Standing sentinel over the boutiques and pubs of Ship Street, the gothic-style Hotel du Vin is a striking sight. The rooms blend the rich elegance of a gentleman’s smoking parlour – think heavy woods and deep leather – with the airy simplicity of a New England summer house. The Pub du Vin next door serves traditional English fare with choice wines, and it’s all just a stone’s throw from the Palace Pier and the quirky alleys and boutiques of the Lanes."

"Just six minutes from Palace Pier, Hotel du Vin occupies a former wine merchants store among the cobbled alleys and boutique jewellers of Brighton’s Lanes. Inside, you’ll find leather-trimmed beds, free-standing roll-top tubs and walk-in monsoon showers – two of the suites even have side-by-side twin baths. The bistro holds regular wine-tasting events from its enormous selection, plus it serves a mean Sunday roast."

"Yes for serving food but the set up is there all year but no winter weather contingency (there is a very small little sofa snug that’s covered!). Rooftop review roundup: A gorgeous hotel, bar and restaurant and a rooftop to boot!. Small but beautifully decorated with wicker chairs and fairy lights, it’s like stepping into a fairy tale with cute houses and hotel rooms surrounding it."

"The South coast’s leading gay nightclub will give you nothing more than an excellent hassle free night out regardless of your sexuality. Spread over two floors with pop music and house music there is a floor for all persuasions. If you’re attitude free and looking for a fun night out then this is the place for you."

"Meet Club Revenge: a fabulous gay club packed with glitter balls and raucous fun. Outrageous foam parties and karaoke nights are the norm here, while an in-house entertainment venue, The Powder Room, hosts some of the biggest queer and drag icons on the scene right now."