Feast - Brighton and Hove

This restaurant serves a great variety of food including England's iconic fish and chips .. It also have an equally broad variety of drinks!! Do yourself a favour and give it a try You will definitely be glad that you did!!

After taking the kids ice skating which was magical went down really well as a treat for the kids pounds based on family of ticket (under we decided to go to the bar after we went at session start which was in hindsite a very busy time of day to go the ice rink queuing was hectic and crowded kept a ferm grip on the children as they could of easily got lost though the chos . The Bar was good Hot Chocolate was served in white mugs and was came with marshmallows and whipped creme i had the mulled wine which was delicious and hot (be careful) my son split his hot Chocolate all over the table by accident and the staff replaced it for free this time in a disposable cup gave me lots of Blue roll to clean it up and were helpful will def go back maybe not a such a busy time if you take little ones .....

We had a brilliant evening here. Great choices on menu, wine beers too. All four of us had something different. I had the T bone steak cooked to perfection! My fellow diners were equally pleased with there choices.Service was prompt but without any rush...we...spent the entire evening there. Entertainment was provided by Tyler, an excellent singer. All this with the back drop of the Brighton Pavillion ice rink all lit up like a fairytale palace..beautiful. Made for a totally magical evening!

I have eaten lunch and dinner at Feast since it opened in mid November. It is a seater pop-up restaurant adjacent to the ice skating rink at the Royal Pavilion. The menu is comprehensive and offers something for everyone from fish chips to...suckling pig and its wine list offers good value, too. Children are catered for and welcome and there is an impressive range of dishes for any vegetarians in the party. The staff are friendly without being pushy. Although the restaurant is big it does get busy at weekends so it pays to book a table using the online system on the website. Hard to believe that what looks like a permanent structure will disappear before the end of January. I plan to return at least a couple of times before it is gone.

Great to explore when they are in history or architecture. walking was great n staff r on the hand in most rooms. you have to see how king george vi and then queen victoria lived there. u can an audio guide tour for more detailed information of each room. a unique experience, this royal palast is alone. we really need to visit him. the settings in the rooms are very well made, the restoration of the saloon is great. the atmosphere with chandeliers simply amazing. a must for visitors and brighton and hove inhabitants.