Brighton: Food

The food in Brighton was definitely the highlight of the trip because everything we tasted was so good! Walking down all the streets there was so much choice of where to eat. We ate out for breakfast, lunch and dinner each day and we couldn't fault a single meal. Every place had a really calm and contemporary feel to it, and in the cafes, the displays at the front were gorgeous- especially all the cakes and deserts which were so tempting! The BEST thing I had though, was on the 2nd day for lunch, at 'The Creperie.' We were originally going to go for breakfast but having walked about 3 miles along the sea front and asking directions to the place, we arrived and it was closed... (didn't open till 12) but, at least we had lunch sorted and I was so pleased we went back as they were the most scrummiest crepes EVER! My topping- banana, strawberries, salted caramel, melted chocolate and nutella... not the healthiest but very delicious.

Brighton Days

Took my Camera to Brighton, this Easter holidays, for 3 days. So happy to have a break and spend some time in sunny Brighton (although there were gale force winds most of the time!)

It was my first time and I loved a lot about the place, especially; the architecture, unique street style and the food - which I will do a separate post on because it was just amazing! We ended up walking about 7 miles a day, exploring the streets and finding little shops and cafes. We visited the big shopping centre there - Churchill square and mooched around the lanes and antique shops. On the last day we went to the Royal Pavilion, where inside is an art gallery and museum.