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7 Mouth-Watering Hotel Restaurants In Brighton

Hotels are two-a-penny in Brighton with many visiting the town throughout the year to soak up the sights and sounds of the East Sussex seaside. Hotels in Brighton range from the quirky to the luxurious, but while Brighton isn’t short on fantastic restaurants and eateries, guests staying at a hotel on this list won’t have to travel far to enjoy some delicious cuisine.

From Fine Dining To Bar & Grill: These Brighton Hotel Restaurants Are Perfect For Foodies

Whether it’s a fine-dining experience you’re after or hearty locally sourced food in a relaxed atmosphere, Brighton’s seafront hotels have some of the best restaurants in the town. Here’s our list of the most mouth-watering hotel restaurants in Brighton.

Drakes Hotel (Dilsk Resaurant)Fine-dining British cuisine is situated in arguably Brighton’s most famous seafront hotel.
The Old Ship Hotel (Wardroom Restaurant)Succulent a la carte menu situated in one of Brighton’s most popular hotels.
The Grand Hotel (Cyan Restaurant)Ever-popular French style, a la carte dining with eye-catching interior design located in the heart of Brighton’s bustling Lanes.
Malmaison Brighton (Malmaison Bar & Grill)Stylish bar & grill restaurant located in the heart of Brighton’s popular Marina village.
Queens Hotel Brighton (No.1 Bar and Bistro)Quirky and imaginative restaurant located in a stylish hotel on Brighton seafront.
Mercure Brighton Seafront Hotel (The Goulty)Exquisite fine-dining experience located on Brighton’s famous seafront.
Hotel Du Vin BrightonBistro Du VinEver-popular french style, a la carte dining with eye-catching interior design located in the heart of Brighton’s bustling Lanes.

Drakes Hotel – Dilsk Restaurant

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Overlooking the Palace Pier and the expanse of the town’s ever-popular pebbled beach, Drakes Hotel is one of Brighton’s most luxurious places to stay.

This boutique hotel places comfort and relaxation above all else, and its in-house restaurant, Dilsk, is a Michelin-recommended fine dining experience. Every ingredient on Dilsk’s menu is sourced from local suppliers and is crafted by expert chefs with attention, care, and pizazz.

The restaurant at Drakes Hotel isn’t exclusive to guests. Anyone can book a table, but be warned, Dilsk isn’t cheap and is in high demand so reserve a table well in advance to avoid disappointment.

Location: Marine Parade, Kemptown, Brighton, BN2 1PE

Website: https://drakeshotel.com/

The Old Ship Hotel – Wardroom Restaurant

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The Old Ship Hotel is one of Brighton’s most renowned and popular destinations to stay. The hotel is perfectly situated on Brighton seafront with sea views, comfortable rooms, great service, and a brilliant in-house restaurant.

The Wardroom Restaurant at The Old Ship Hotel boasts a delicious a la carte menu, complete with mouth-watering dishes using only the freshest of locally sourced ingredients. The restaurant caters to guests of the hotel and private diners upon enquiry (with tables seating up to 40 people).

Location: The Old Ship Hotel, 32-38 Kings Road, Brighton, BN1 1NR

Website: https://www.oldshipbrighton.co.uk/

The Grand Hotel – Cyan Brighton

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Arguably Brighton’s most famous hotel, The Grand stands proud as the crown jewel of Brighton’s historic seafront.

Even if you haven’t booked a room at The Grand, visiting this famous hotel should be on anyone’s to-do list when exploring the town, and the hotel’s in-house restaurant, Cyan, presents the perfect excuse to do so.

Cyan does classic British cuisine with flair and imagination, while its Sunday roast dinners are some of the best in Brighton. Book in advance to avoid disappointment.

Location: 97-99 Kings Road, Brighton, BN1 2FW

Website: https://www.grandbrighton.co.uk/

Malmaison Brighton – Malmaison Bar & Grill

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Brighton Marina is a popular tourist destination and, as such, boasts some great places to stay. Malmaison Brighton is conveniently located with harbour views for a tranquil stay on the seafront.

Malmaison’s Bar & Grill is a stylish in-house restaurant with a menu teeming with expertly cooked meat and fish dishes. The hotel’s restaurant also serves up a mean Sunday roast, so if you find yourself staying for the weekend, don’t be hasty in leaving on a Sunday morning.

Location: The Waterfront, Brighton Marina, Brighton, BN2 5WA

Website: https://www.malmaison.com/locations/brighton/bar-grill/

Queens Hotel Brighton – No.1 Bar & Bistro

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The Queens Hotel on Brighton Seafront is an ever-popular destination for a weekend getaway to the East Sussex coastline. The hotel is a stylish retreat boasting sea views, comfortable rooms, and fantastic service.

The hotel’s quirky restaurant, No.1 Bar & Bistro, is run by head chef Harvi, who takes delight in curating a range of magnificent menus to accommodate a range of different tastes and palettes. From indulgent breakfasts to a highly recommended Vegan menu, there’s something for everyone at No.1 Bar & Bistro.

Location: 1-3 Kings Road, Brighton, BN1 1NS

Website: https://queenshotelbrighton.com/bar-bistro/

Mercure Brighton Seafront Hotel – The Goulty

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Mercure Brighton Seafront Hotel’s in-house restaurant, The Goulty, has established quite a name for itself on the town’s culinary circuit.

Expect food served with heart and plenty of imagination at The Goulty, as its chefs serve up regular signature dishes as well as seasonal delights all made using locally sourced ingredients.

The Goulty is a popular destination for diners and, as such, the restaurant can get busy on weekends, so book well in advance to avoid disappointment.

Location: 149 Kings Rd, Brighton, BN1 2PP

Website: https://www.mercurebrighton.co.uk/

Hotel Du Vin Brighton – Bistro Du Vin

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Hotel Du Vin Brighton boasts one of the most eye-catching exteriors in the town, and its bistro restaurant attracts gourmands and visitors alike year-round.

The Bistro is described by the hotel as its “heart and soul” with talented chefs serving classic, french-style a la carte dishes to its hungry patrons day in, day out.

Reserving a table early is paramount to avoiding disappointment as Hotel Du Vin’s in-house restaurant is one of the most popular dining destinations in Brighton.

Location: 2 Ship Street, Brighton, BN1 1AD

Website: https://www.hotelduvin.com/locations/brighton/bistro/

Patrick Crawford

Patrick joined WeLoveBrighton in 2022 as one of its first content writers after previously working as a writer for Screen Rant. He has a Masters Degree in Critical and Creative Writing from The University of Sussex and has long been proud to call Brighton home for many years. He's been writing for as long as he can remember. Whether it’s short and long form fiction, or content writing and journalism, he enjoys building a varied and engaging career with the written word.