Vegetarian Indian street food restaurant run by a friendly couple in Preston Street. It is one of the few places that I have been to as a vegetarian where I can hold my head up with carnivorous friends. The food provided is delicious - especially the Bhel Puri for starters and the peas and paneer main. It also has a wine list to die for - fabulous organic wines or a range of real ales or eastern European beers for those who want a more traditional accompaniment to a curry.

54 Preston Street, Brighton;
tel: 01273 275717

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Top notch takeaway chippie. It comes into its own, though, when you eat in. The decor is plain, but you have a choice of the freshest fish sourced locally and cooked to perfection. I'd challenge anyone to go away hungry, and they have a BYO policy. So, delicious fish washed down with cold beers from the Co-op down the road. Budget heaven!

22-23 Baker St, off London Road;
tel: 01273 681 256

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Small, friendly guest house in the heart of the Kemptown area of Brighton. Comfortable, contemporary rooms with DVD players and sumptuous beds. Breakfast in bed is provided for all guests, with all the attractions of one of the most exciting seaside cities just outside the door.

2 Lower Rock Gardens, Brighton;
tel: 01273 670 131;
www.amhersthotel.co.uk

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Upmarket greengrocers and, more importantly, cafe/restaurant. Some simple and some not-so-simple fare, prepared with the freshest ingredients; and the puddings! They look like they've been designed by an architect and are a meal in themselves. Shared tables and friendly staff mean that this is a place to meet people, eat well and go away with a little treat for later (they do takeaways too).

The Depot, 100 North Road.
tel: 01273 692 894;
www.billsproducestore.co.uk

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