Charlotte's Guidebook
Food scene
The Long Man Of Wilmington
2-10 Wilmington WayThe Thai kitchen here is authentic and delicious.
La Tana
47 Ladies' Mile RdSuch welcoming staff, great food and great service.
Ladies Mile
2 Mackie AveThe kitchen here has won awards for it’s Sunday roasts.
Honey's Cafe
27 Ladies' Mile RdPremium ingredients and delicious treats
Bentleys Coffee
80 Old London RoadDecent coffee
The Coach House - Patcham
108 Old London RoadA secret gem
Shelter Hall
Sightseeing
Chattri, Brighton
London RoadA beautiful historic monument a countryside walk away
A local favourite for a picnic, playing outside and a walk around the village.
71 locals recommend
Stanmer Park station
A local favourite for a picnic, playing outside and a walk around the village.
Brighton Pavilion
British Airways i360
Churchill Square Shopping Centre
Russell PlaceThe Lanes
Brighton Marina
City advice
Don't miss
Getting into Brighton city centre
Simply catch the bus from either the ladies mile pub ( bus number 5/5A)or the long man of Wilmington pub. ( bus number 5B). The journey by bus takes approximately 15/20 minutes. Driving into the city centre is also an option and there are many car parks to choose from. There is a bike hire hub a short walk away. We would estimate cycling to take around half an hour. The cycle hub are located all over the city for parking and exchanging bikes.
Getting around
Getting into the city centre
There are a few ways of getting into the city centre. Buses run regularly either from the ladies mile pub ( bus no. 5/5A) or the long man of Wilmington pub ( bus no. 5B). The journey takes approximately 15/20 minutes by bus and you can tap on and off using your bank card. You can also drive into the city centre and there are many car parks to choose from. There is also a bike hire hub located a short walk around the corner. There are many bike hire hubs located across the city where you can exchange/park your bike.