Brighton for the weekend

[scenario8]

Hello all,

its my/our first wedding anniversary this weekend and I'm whisking her off to Brighton for two nights. I've got the hotel booked but would appreciate any help with restaurants and days/evenings entertainment you may recommend or have experience of.

Much appreciated in advance.

[B16JUS]

there was a resturant in hove called la piazza was really nice

Edited by B16JUS on Thursday 8th October 09:35

[loltolhurst]

jamies restaurant was nice

edited to say I stayed here with missus which was fab and had "massage for 2 learn how to massage each other " at the spa

http://www.myhotels.com/brighton.html

oh yes

Edited by loltolhurst on Wednesday 7th October 20:32

[loltolhurst]

ps its not that far to join sunday servce at rolls hq in goodwood....

[scenario8]

loltolhurst said:

ps its not that far to join sunday servce at rolls hq in goodwood....

Thanks, but I might be in a little bit of trouble for introducing not unexemplary British motoring engineering into this weekend.

I'll check out the restaurants that have been mentioned. Hotel du Vin Bistro was recommended at work, but they're full this Fri and Sat. Keep 'em coming.

[evenflow]

There is a nice restaurant called Drakes. Ate there the other week and it was very good.

[loltolhurst]

theres some v good veggy restaurants if youre that way inclined

[andy_s]

evenflow said:

There is a nice restaurant called Drakes. Ate there the other week and it was very good.

Drakes is very good for a treat. The hotel is fab (bath in the bay window).

[rlw]

Experience suggest to me that weekends in Brighton are best done with out the wife................

[dmitsi]

The Gingerman, excellent restaurant and great service. The small one in Hove is better than the one in the hotel.

[Dave_ITR]

I am down there for dinner at least once a week and can recommend:

Havana
Browns
Jamies
The Regency
Riddle & Finns