Food for friends is a well established, succesfull, and all round yummy restaurant in Brighton. Its located at 17-18 Prince Albert Street, which is in the south lanes. Its within walkable distance of Brighton Station, and at the other end, the seafront.
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Advantages: lovely food Disadvantages: sometimes very crowded
Food for friends is a well established, succesfull, and all round yummy restaurant in Brighton. Its located at 17-18 Prince Albert Street, which is in the south lanes. Its within walkable distance of Brighton Station, and at the other end, the seafront.
The food is lovely, vegetarian and there is a wide selection to chose from. The best item on the menu, is a taster plate, which allows you to choose a bit from a few different dishes. ... ...to find seatings, however, this situation has improved, and there are more tables now than before.
It is fully licensed. The food is very reasonably priced, and also, if you are a member of the vegetarian society, you get a discount. The desserts are gorgeous too! ... more
Food for friends is a well established, succesfull, and all round yummy restaurant in Brighton. Its located at 17-18 Prince Albert Street, which is in the south lanes. Its within walkable distance of Brighton Station, and at the other end, the seafront.
The food is lovely, vegetarian and there is a wide selection to chose from. The best item on the menu, is a taster plate, which allows you to choose a bit from a few different dishes. That is good if you are unsure about vegetarian food, or if you cant make up your mind as to what to choose!
It opperates a buffet style of serving, this is a good point to it. Its vegan friendly, which is also a plus, and the staff are friendly. However, the downside is that sometimes its difficult to find seatings, however, this situation has improved, and there are more tables now than before.
It is fully licensed. The food is very reasonably priced, and also, if you are a member of the vegetarian society, you get a discount. The desserts are gorgeous too!
Advantages: reasonably priced, delicious veggie and vegan food, friendly atmosphere. Disadvantages: menu doesn't change very frequently
Food for Friends in Brighton is a lovely restaurant near the seafront. I thought I would write a review on it because the only other review written appears to be a little out of date. The style has changed, it is no longer a buffet style restaurant and hasn't been for some time, it is now a restaurant with menus and a waiter/waitressing service. The decor in the restaurant is very rustic, a nice relaxing setting for an afternoon light lunch, or tea ... ...a tasty dinner.
The food in this restaurant is lovely. I haven't visited that many times because I don't live very near to Brighton, however, I will make the couple of hours journey down there just to get hold of some decent vegan food! The only thing that disappoints me about the restaurant is the fact that the menu doesn't seem to change very often. Meals that don't particularly appeal to me, such a chocolate bean mole, are frequents on the menu. ...
africagirl 10.10.2005
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