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Brighton and Hove Restaurants by Cuisine

• African
• American
• Asian
• Bakery
• Barbecue
• British
• Café
• Cajun & Creole
• Caribbean
• Chinese

• Rock Ola
  "Family Friendly and Fun"
  "The Rock-Ola is not the largest of restaurants, and is not on a main road, but it is well worth paying a visit to. Everyone is catered for, even Vegans and Vegetarians, and there is a children's menu. The decor is a treat for music lovers of the 1950's and 1960's. Everyone is friendly and the own..."ers are usually on hand for a chat. The food is cooked fresh from local produce. There is always music playing but most people like to make their own choices from the free play 1960's jukebox. A perfect place to sit and enjoy a meal and a chat before making your way down to the sea front. Perfect for all ages. " More >
• Rock Ola
  "Brilliant, great for vergetarians and vegans a must go in Brighton"
  "One of my favourite cafes in Brighton extensive vergetarian brunches, breakfasts and lunches. The memrobillia and the jukebox make it a fascinating place to eat and the staff are lovely! Go."
• Rock Ola
  "Great food, wonderful atmosphere!"
  "This is a great little 1950's diner! We went on a Friday night which they have just started doing 6-9 for food. There were 4 of us with a couple of bring your own wine, it was only £1 each for corkage. We all had different burgers, including beef, veggie and chicken. All were amazing and the atmosph..."ere was great! Great decor and the best thing was a free to use jukebox with 50s, 60s and 70s music! We had great fun choosing tracks! We sat there for a couple of house without feeling pressures. The food was great and the milkshakes were to die for! Please try this place otherwise brilliant places like this might close forever. " More >