Grints Of Brighton - Brighton and Hove

Blame JD Wetherspoon. It's their fault. Apparently 6.40pm is an unsuitable hour to think of having a family dinner, so we searched for another eatery which looked to provide balanced meals. On the main hill towards Brighton station, this is difficult as one is presented soley with noodle bars, kebab and fries chicken shops. Scarcely a vegetable in sight.

Need to bring dishes out together or at least within a few minutes. Reasonable pricing but poor service in a great location and could do very well with some attention to detail.

My son and I popped in for lunch, food was reasonably priced, prompt and very friendly service. Staff were very good with children.

We stopped here on a beautiful sunny afternoon for a little spot of lunch. There is a fairly extensive menu with plenty of choice from light bites, main courses, or sandwiches. We were able to sit outside and it was lovely to sit in the sunshine. We were disappointed that, although fish fingers were offered as a children 's meal, when we asked if we could have fish finger sandwiches we were refused because we weren 't children . We were not trying to order a child 's meal for an adult and would 've been more than happy to pay a full adult price for them, but unfortunately the establishment was frustratingly inflexible! However, once we did decide on what to eat, it arrived in great time and was utterly delicious the bread and accompanying side salad garnish were both incredibly fresh, which is so important to us as is very often overlooked. We would most definitely eat here again and are looking forward already to our next visit. One small word of warning the lavatory is shockingly awful!

Came into here as the cafe we had planed to go to didn’t open until 10am.