Motorists stay away! Come to sunny Brighton and get ripped off. Parking charges on the sea front have been hiked to £21 for the day, £3.50 for an hour! (report of reduction to £15 for 8 hours - big deal). All for the pleasure of walking on the prom with views of scrap iron and wheely bins! There's not much... More

Yes between Brighton and Hove you have all the shops and food outlets you could want - and so does Bagdad. Go there instead, bound to be cleaner and safer More

Take time to look around, i love it! Loads of second hand shops, bars and restaurants. YOU MUST TRY "SQUARE" restaurant at Palmeira square More

think of it as a parody of vogue. Part of hove thinks it's brighton and the other part hasn't been to brighton for years. And in parts it feels like you may as well be in the genteel parts of Eastbourne or Worthing anyway. But, yes, as the previous reviewer says, it has everything you ever need. I'd add that... More

A city with great places to see, with great pubs or restaurants to eat or drink, with a great night life. It is not a big city, in fact Brighton&Hove is a seaside city where you can have fun and rest at the same time. The pubs,the restaurants,the dynamism and the cutest places like The Lanes makes Brighton&Hove so much... More

grew up here and always enjoyed it. go take a look........... More

Hove, East Sussex, is an extension of Brighton. The main shopping roads are New Church Road, Blatchington Road and George Street. In this area, there is an abundance of wonderful, well priced cafes and restaurants, as well as favourites like - Berts homeware shop. There's small versions of mainstream shops, and some exciting one's like Velvet, for all things pretty.... More