When I heard through friends that there was going to be the first ever Brighton Craft Beer Festival, I was SUPER excited. I bought tickets way back in March as I assumed it would sell out! The festival had over 30 brewers from around the […]
Wahaca’s Brighton Beach Tacover*
Imagine if eating tacos could help the environment. IMAGINE NO MORE. This summer, Wahaca is doing exactly that! They’re raising funds to help clean up Brighton beach and reduce plastic pollution by giving a portion of the price of their tacos to charity. Money raised […]
BelongCon -The Self Love Sessions #2 – F Their Standards, Just Come As You Are
The Belong Conversation, aka BelongCon, is run by Alice Reeves, Sophie Turton and Sophie Tanner. It’s a way of bringing people together to discuss and discover the power of finding belonging, acceptance, and community. BelongCon events are a safe space for people to be vulnerable […]
Humble Kitchen at Bison Beer Review
I’m a big Bison Beer fan and have been ever since I moved to Brighton, so I was suuuper excited when they opened a new location and added a Humble Plates menu to their offerings. Humble Plates have pop-ups, kitchens and catering at a few […]
A trip to Portland Bill, Dorset
Alright, so this blog is about Brighton and Portland Bill isn’t in Brighton. BUT I shot some snaps there on my film camera over Easter and I only just got them developed. I’m pretty happy with how they came out so thought I’d share them […]
The Bok Shop Brighton Review
The Bok Shop is a free-range fried chicken restaurant in Brighton. Although obvs the menu is mostly focused on chicken, they also have a surprising amount of other options. This includes their entire burger menu but veggie or vegan! You’d think it would be pretty […]
Roast Dinner at Craft Beer Co Brighton Review
I’ve written a blog about the food at Craft Beer Co before, but having spotted an offer for a £10 roast on their Instagram, I decided to head back to try the Sunday Menu. Craft Beer Co’s resident chef, George Antoniou, uses local and seasonal […]
Giu and Su Brighton Review*
Giu and Su is on Church Street right by the North Laine and is a café and deli with an amazing range of coffee, homemade treats, crusty baguettes, salads, charcuterie, cheese and wine. Literally, what more could you want in a sentence?! Everything is prepared […]
An interview with María José Andrade, director of Last Rehearsal at Brighton Fringe
Imagine you’re in a play and on the last day of rehearsal your director pulls out. What do you do??? Do you drop the play? Turn around and leave? Quit? That’s the premise of The Last Company‘s show, Last Rehearsal, showing at Brighton Fringe this […]
Meals in Minutes with Mob Kitchen and Samsung*
I was invited to review this event but all opinions are my own. I’m a big Mob Kitchen Fan – we’ve had their book since it first came out and cook at least one of their recipes pretty much once a week! So I was […]
The Adventures of the Bearded Lady at Brighton Fringe Review
‘I’m the Bearded Lady, I’m fearless and I’m shady, I’ve hair on my back and My muscles are stacked, My Adam’s apple is fully intact And I eat my meat with gravy!’ The Bearded Lady was created from the brilliant mind of Theodora van der […]
Crunch & Co Brighton Review*
One of my colleagues has been mentioning Crunch & Co constantly recently, saying it’s the best lunch option near our office. As always, what eventually swung me to go was spotting an offer on Wriggle*. I think ‘offer on Wriggle’ must be one of my […]
