Brighton
64°

64°

53 Meeting House Ln., Brighton and Hove BN1 1HB, BN1 1HE, United Kingdom

Wine • Fish • Meat • Beer


"What an amazing experience. It’s like food theatre! We first came to 64 degrees shortly after it opened in 2013-14 and I always remember it being an exceptional experience, with the best quality food. I have always wanted to come back and I cannot believe that we have left it so long. I came here today with my partner for a surprise treat. And what a treat it was. We decided to go for the set menu/sharing plates at £45pp (plus drinks! . This was amazing value with outstanding dishes, constantly being served up. The food was delicious and of the highest quality but it really was down to the owner, Michael Bremner and all the other staff, including commis chef Carnac and restaurant manager Chris who made the whole experience so unforgettable with their attention to detail. From making one off cocktails to match what we wanted to delivering the best dishes but also explaining all about how they put it together. So for me, being a real foodie, it was fantastic and inspiring. If you want to have a great meal out but also feel like you’re at the theatre, this is definitely the place to visit. We decided to sit at the kitchen bar area where you can watch the chefs and talk to them plus other diners which was a great experience but you could have a table and be more intimate discrete, if preferred. When i asked for a cheeky selfie with chef/owner (and Great British Menu winner , Michael Bremner, he said for us to come into the kitchen area for a group photo. What an amazing experience and a great guy! I am purely speechless and have no other words. We will not be leaving it so long next time FOR SURE!!! It really is the best restaurant in Brighton. See photos for full experience."

Wagamama

Wagamama

Argus Lofts, 30 Kensington St, Brighton, BN14AJ, BN1 4AJ, United Kingdom

Tea • Juice • Asian • Chicken


"The experience started off fantastically. Charlie, our table attendant arrived promptly; was super friendly and took our drinks and main course orders quickly. (Giving requested guidance, on request . The four of us were really impressed with our restaurant find (including one very happy vegan . Yay, Wagamamas what a great place. THEN it went downhill faster than a n alpine landslide. We were left sitting at our table with finished main course plates (to be clear, some had efficiently been cleared quickly but not those who had finished after. This was the end of the honeymoon stage. We sat, and we sat and we sat. The restaurant emptied out from buzzing and full to sparse (we are talking 8.30 9.00 pm Bank Holiday Weekend. . Everything we needed required a call out to a (not busy waiter such as water, extra glass of wine; dessert menu. This was the worst bit... on an adjacent table, while we were waiting (forever for someone (maybe the enthusiastic original Charlie? to come and ask us what dessert we wanted sat some members of staff laughing happy (pleased for you eating a meal. Picture the scene. Customers sitting waiting for order for food; staff eating at next table . Most of us humans are kind and know that staff need food too but this timing was unbelievable.... it was like us, on the adjacent table, sitting there, were invisible. So now we have an almost empty restaurant; quite a lot of staff clearing up condiments or eating and us, still sitting there. What a real disappointment. Wagamamas provides delicious food; (I really enjoyed the vegan curry.. thanks chefs you saved the day but the one in Brighton needs some proper management to oversee the service. Really, this is some of the worst, disrespectful service I have received in a very long time. It started so promisingly and ended so disappointingly. PS, I asked a member of staff what went wrong and he told me that because it had gone suddenly quiet, they sent members of staff home so ended up understaffed. Wagamama no wonder you were quiet. Chefs your food is great; Managers get the staff to give the service the food providers deserve. What as waste and what a perfect example of terrible management."

Brighton Cereal Cafe

Brighton Cereal Cafe

38 Trafalgar Street BASEMENT, Brighton, BN14ED, BN1 4ED, United Kingdom

Tea • Cafe • Coffee • American


"We were SO looking to going to the cereal cafe as we are lovers of cereal, me especially and I was a great supporter when they first opened. We went in on a Sunday late morning and got in time to be seated just before it started getting busy. We were supposed to have table service but they were very busy and the guy behind the counter only looked about 14 so we were prepared to go up and order. Only thing was a lot of other people got their orders taken before us so not only were we waiting a very long time before we ate, but everyone besides the lad were moving at a snails pace. There was no sense of urgency or keeping up with the orders despite it really starting to get busy. My partner has many years experience in hospitality so it wasn't like we weren't sympathic but the level of apathy was unreal. Paper orders mean that someone is still running up and down the stairs to get the bowls made up rather than having one person upstairs taking orders and doing drinks, and one person making cereal downstairs. Just seems really inefficient. Two guys left because they were waiting for their coffee. This was a Sunday as well, not even a Saturday. The concept is there and they're obviously popular but wouldn't recommend to dine in until they get the system sorted. It's such a shame because I love cereal but I can't go back if I'm going to be waiting an age for my breakfast. FYI you get up to 4 types of cereal in a bowl, and extra toppings are 50p. The choice of cereal is supposed to be what's avaliable behind the counter but this isn't always accurate and the same goes for the milk."