Everything is better with a cup of tea and a slice of cake (except, maybe, skydiving), but where are the best places in Brighton to go?

There’s a tendency for Japanese restaurants to be flashy but there’s little shiny about E-Kagen – it’s all there on the plate.

The setting is certainly up to scratch – a modern, chic bare-brick-and-metal industrial vibe – but can the food live up to the hype?

They were the masters of the kebab. So you can imagine how excited we were to see Kambi’s open again recently.

Tucked just behind the Blind Tiger, this is Mexican street food quite literally brought to the back streets of Brighton.

Fitzherberts know that they’re a pub, but they still serve up some pretty good grub for a couple of hours a day. Pub grub, mmmm.

After visiting The Mucky Duck in its infancy, it’s time see how they’ve settled in Brighton and whether our positive initial judgements were merited or horribly off the mark.

We pick out six of the city’s finest vegetarian and vegan eating out specialists.

When there are so many great independent cafés in Brighton why would anyone bother with Starbucks?

With their legendary cakes having been a feature of the Brighton tearoom circuit for a while now, we decided to remind ourselves of how good they actually are.

Northern Lights has become a second home for not just ex-pat Scandinavians but also Brits looking for something off the beaten track.

The spring Food Festival brings markets, cooking demonstrations, taster sessions, games and competitions to the streets of Brighton & Hove.

So you’ve finished you January detox, what now? Back to Frosty Jacks and McDonald’s or plotting a more righteous path?

Everyone knows the Krater Comedy Club offers pretty reliably decent value stand-up. But what about the chow that comes with the meal deal? The secret eater pulled up a chair to report back to you.

Frightened by the horsemeat? Getting sick over GM crops? Brighton & Hove Food & Drink Festival has the answers.

Ben Gill has a new café bar – a slice of New York settled in Kemptown full of street art, with a stripped back dive bar feel.

Nine months after we crowned Burger Off! the best burger in Brighton there might very much be a new king in town.

Despite La Choza only being open a couple months it’s the talk of the town. And straight away it’s easy to see why.

Sure, it’s the most famous restaurant in Brighton, but have we started taking it for granted?

One month, 14 burgers, half a stone put on – but our mission to find the best hamburger in Brighton is over. Phew.