Some super deals at Brighton restaurants by Nick Mosley

The Breakfast Club, Brighton

Open for breakfast, brunch and lunch from 8am every day, you’ll be hard-pressed to leave this café-cum-restaurant hungry. A twist on an American short-order diner, there’s oodles of choice ranging from full-on loaded cooked breakfast via American pancakes and fried chicken waffles through to eggs Benedict.

On Saturday’s from 3-5pm you can enjoy their bottomless boozy brunch with a choice of dish plus unlimited Prosecco, beer, Bloody Mary’s and Kentucky Iced Tea for £40. As you can imagine this gets very popular so do book ahead.

The Breakfast Club, 16-17 Market Street, Brighton BN1 1HH

01273 947 080 • www.thebreakfastclubcafes.com/brighton/

Côte Brasserie, Brighton

I wrote about Côte’s great deals a month or so ago but its all change again with new offers.

Their ‘The Not So Set Menu’ caught my eye as its available Monday to Friday from 12 noon until close so you aren’t stuck with lunch or afternoon dining. Two courses are £23 with three for £27.

Starters included onion soup, potted crab and beetroot salad. There is a choice of five mains including seafood linguine, gnocchi, minute steak with fries, Camembert and mushroom baguette and roast chicken salad. If you’ve still room then desserts include chocolate praline tart, pistachio crème brûlée or ice cream.

Also keep an eye out for their free-flow fries offer; if you purchase a side of fries then they’ll keep coming until you’re defeated.

Côte Brasserie, 115-116 Church Street, Brighton BN1 1UD

01273 687 541 • www.cote.co.uk/restaurant/brighton

Harbour Hotel, Brighton

Now here’s a well-priced afternoon tea for the young and young-at-heart at Harbour Hotel on the junction of Kings Road and West Street.

Their Funfair Afternoon Tea is a true nostalgic seaside confection with tiers of heavenly fresh doughnuts, the fluffiest of candy floss and mini cheeseburgers.

Bookable in advance at £30 a head, its an affordable treat for all the family.

Harbour Hotel, 64 Kings Road, Brighton BN1 1NA

01273 323221 • www.harbourhotels.co.uk

Hotel du Vin, Brighton

Hotel du Vin’s bistro on Ship Street serves up classic French brasserie food with a variety offers depending on the day.

Steak lovers will be knocked away with their chateaubriand and Malbec wine offer that runs from Sunday to Thursday evening. For £39 per person based on two sharing, enjoy a chateaubriand, paired with an extraordinary bottle of Argentinian Malbec, served with fries, salad and peppercorn sauce.

Did somebody say date night?

Hotel du Vin, 2 Ship Street, Brighton BN1 1AD

01273 855 221 • www.hotelduvin.com

Tonkotsu, Brighton

There’s nothing more warming on a winters day than a bowl of steaming ramen so if you’re looking for a cheap but filling lunch then look no further than Tonkotsu on New Road.

Ramen is a Japanese noodle soup dish of wheat noodles in a flavoursome broth, topped with various ingredients like chicken pork, seaweed and a boiled egg. Very much part of the Japanese kitchen, it can be found everywhere from cheap and cheerful street food through to elevated fine dining.

Tonkorsu’s week day offer runs from noon until 5pm with a choice of eight small Ramen bowls and one side dish for just £10. For me that’s more than enough for lunch but you can upgrade to a larger bowl for an additional £4.50.

Tonkotsu, 20 New Road, Brighton BN1 1UF

01273 695 522 • www.tonkotsu.co.uk

Zizzi, Brighton - www.zizzi.co.uk/lunch-menu

One of the UK’s most loved national chains, Zizzi has weathered the hospitality storm over the past 25 years and remains a high street staple that ticks the boxes for all ages with its Italian-inspired menu.

Their lunch set menu is available from Monday to Friday from noon until 5pm; at £14.95 for two courses or £19.95 for three it most certainly won’t blow your budget. Alongside the expected pizza, pasta and garlic bread, there’s plenty of other choices on this promo menu including a prawn skewer, calamari, Pollo Milanese and salads.

Zizzi, 7 Prince Albert Street, Brighton BN1 1HE