Best Takeout Food 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."

"Just beyond Hove Lawns and right on the oceanfront along the gorgeous Kingsway promenade is Marrocco’s, an Brighton and Hove institution. It’s pretty old school looking from the front, with Tricolore themed signage and a few al fresco seats. Opened since 1969, it feels as though nothing has changed since, and that’s all part of the charm."

"The family behind this beachfront institution in Hove have been doling out generous great hunks of technicolour deliciousness to ice-cream fanciers since 1969. But there’s way more to the gaff than that; try a lobster ravioli, simple calzone pizza… or just the gelato."

"One of the prettiest restaurants on Preston Road, this gorgeous Japanese izakaya bar offers a stunning selection of plates and cocktails along with a few other little surprises. From succulent meat and fish plucked straight off their robata grill, to their quirky karaoke room, they're swiftly making a name of themselves as one of Brighton's best restaurants."

"A post shared by West Beach Bar & Kitchen (@westbeachbarandkitchen) on Aug 23, 2019 at 9:14am PDT. Located inside the Brighton Wheel (officially known as British Airways i360) on Brighton s beachfront, West Beach Bar & Kitchen offers dining with a difference. Inside, you’ll find an interior designed by award-winning Marks Barfield Architects and an outdoor deck with exceptional views of the sea and the beautiful West Pier."

"West Beach Bar and Kitchen is directly next to the towering i360 and has some stylish food offerings on the menu. As well as indoor seating with fine views of the coast, the restaurant also has an extensive and nicely decorated outdoor seating area. Given its proximity to both the West Pier and the i360, this is always a popular choice for diners along the seafront."

"04/07/2021: Tried here yesterday for the first time, what a pleasant surprise!. Very friendly and helpful staff. I have trouble peeling my shellfish/taking it out of the shell, the restaurant were very obliging and done this for me which I found REALLY HELPFUL...."

"In the southwest corner of Chichester’s wall circuit is a charming garden, looked after by Chichester District Council but not in the register or parks and gardens. You can get in via the Bishop’s Palace Cannon Gate on Canon Lane to be dazzled by immaculate formal flowerbeds against the evocative backdrop of the old walls. The arboretum has some 100 exotic and rare trees, while there’s an Alpine garden, a wildlife garden and a rose pergola entwined with clematis, honeysuckle and climbing roses."

"Back when Brighton was the tiny fishing village of Brighthelmstone, Old Steine Gardens was the village green with a stream running through it. Before long the gardens became a recreation area in a growing resort, and was incorporated the eastern lawns of William IV’s Royal Pavilion. Now it’s a green space in touching distance of all Brighton’s big landmarks, neighbourhoods and cultural venues: Moments south is the Palace Pier, to the east is Kemptown, The Lanes are just to the west, while Royal Pavilion is right next door."

"While this is a very beautiful area, completed with the large fountain in the middle, it is tainted by being very small and surrounded by cars, meaning you never truly feel like you’ve left the pollution and madness of the city centre. The flowers are well looked after and are a key aspect of this park, while there are a number of monuments to check out if you have time. The park is incredibly central, at the entrance to Kemptown."

"I used to live right alongside this park and walked a neighbour’s dog here every weekend (Poppet) who was a well known staffy, with the cutest smile. The park was a decent size, while there are plenty of squirrels to feed in the trees. There are 8 tennis courts, however they are largely all used during the summer months, so you have to get there early if you fancy a game on a hot Saturday."

"St Ann's Well Gardens, not far from Hove seafront, is a treat for the tree-lover and will appeal to young and old alike. There is a wide range of native and exotic trees giving the gardens their unique character and providing shelter and tranquillity for wildlife."

"In the southwest corner of Chichester’s wall circuit is a charming garden, looked after by Chichester District Council but not in the register or parks and gardens. You can get in via the Bishop’s Palace Cannon Gate on Canon Lane to be dazzled by immaculate formal flowerbeds against the evocative backdrop of the old walls. The arboretum has some 100 exotic and rare trees, while there’s an Alpine garden, a wildlife garden and a rose pergola entwined with clematis, honeysuckle and climbing roses."

"A short walk from Churchill Square, the Grade II listed church of St Nicholas was the Parish Church of Brighton until 1873 and remains the Mother Church and the only church in central Brighton of ancient interest. Of particular note is the beautiful Norman Font, of Caen stone, now considered by experts to have been carved in 1170. Tags: Religious Buildings in Brighton, Churches in Brighton, Syangogues in Brighton, Mosques in Brighton"