Posh restaurant in Brighton?
Posh restaurant in Brighton?
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stinkyspanner

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971 posts

106 months

Wednesday 26th August
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Hi people, I have a client going down to Brighton in a couple of weeks and has asked me to see if I can find him and his wife a nice restaurant for an evening meal. For info they're an American couple, in their 70s but very young for their age. They generally eat in and around Mayfair when they're in London in most of the top restaurants so the price isn't the foremost consideration. Any recommendations?

Nicetobenice

1,461 posts

7 months

Wednesday 26th August
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stinkyspanner said:
Hi people, I have a client going down to Brighton in a couple of weeks and has asked me to see if I can find him and his wife a nice restaurant for an evening meal. For info they're an American couple, in their 70s but very young for their age. They generally eat in and around Mayfair when they're in London in most of the top restaurants so the price isn't the foremost consideration. Any recommendations?
englishs.co.uk

Old school and not bad at all, if not quite up there with the best in London.

LRDefender

776 posts

37 months

Wednesday 26th August
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I think Brighton isn’t anywhere as nice as Hove so I’d recommend Wild Flor.

https://www.wildflor.com/

Melange

53 posts

9 months

Wednesday 26th August
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Maybe a bit left field, but if they are young at heart I would happily recommend The Set - very good food and drinks flight, not necessarily "posh" enough for them perhaps:

https://www.thesetrestaurant.com/

The Flint House definitely worth a look:

https://www.flinthousebrighton.com/

Dilsk for something a bit more traditional:

https://dilsk.co.uk/

The Salt Room lost it's way for a bit in my view but I understand they're back on form now:

https://saltroom-restaurant.co.uk/

And as above, if they're staying out Hove way and want proximity to that then Wild Flor is good.

I've also heard very positive things about Furna but not tried that one yet:

https://www.furnarestaurant.co.uk/

lauda

4,407 posts

236 months

Wednesday 26th August
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Melange said:
Dilsk for something a bit more traditional:

https://dilsk.co.uk/
I ate at Dilsk a few weeks ago and overall, it was very nice, but I wasn't blown away. I don't mind pasta al dente, but my tortellini was borderline undercooked.

stinkyspanner

Original Poster:

971 posts

106 months

Wednesday 26th August
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Many thanks for the suggestions, I'll forward them on for them to peruse