Arcobaleno rightfully name themself Brighton’s celebrated hidden treasure. I don’t venture into Kemptown much, which is possibly why I had never heard of Arcobaleno myself. From the outside, the venue does not look particularly enticing. A white building with a white logo. But perhaps the portal into a vibrant and proud space as soon as you walk through the door is the intention when you transition from exterior to interior. Upon giving Arcobaleno a quick follow on Instagram, and seeing a mixture of high definition videos promoting weekend drag events, and an ABBA themed cocktail menu (yes, yo ..read more

Great British Wine Tours whisk you out of the city and into the glorious Sussex countryside to explore award-winning vineyards, breweries and cheesemakers. The best of Sussex is showcased through fun and informative tours, led by expert guides. The flagship tour – “Big Red” – takes its name from the 1960s red London Routemaster bus that carries guests into the heart of English wine country. What more British way to start a tour than with a trundle through the Sussex countryside, enjoying the stunning views from the windows of a vintage double-decker. Arriving at the vineyard, guests enjoy an ..read more

When we think about losing weight, it probably seems like the trickiest part will just be the act of summoning up the motivation to get started – and to stick with it. The actual weight loss, we imagine, must be quite straightforward. After all, as we all know, consuming fewer calories and exercising more must surely result in shedding those pounds. Right? Unfortunately, in real life, it can turn out to be a lot more complicated! As many of us may find, when we embark on a weight loss journey, for some reason our bodies don’t seem to have got the memo about calorie burning and weight reduction ..read more

Strolling along the picturesque Brighton shoreline, I found myself drawn to the irresistible energy emanating from the newly renovated The Seahorse (formerly Brighton Beach Club). This beachfront oasis beckoned me to embark on a culinary adventure. It combined the relaxed vibe of a beach bar with the sophistication of fine dining. A warm, enticing atmosphere at The Seahorse Upon entering, I was instantly greeted with warm, welcoming smiles from the staff. They made me and my dining companions feel right at home. The open, airy and modern design over two floors created an inviting ambiance, se ..read more

Now is the time for Sussex wine. Although a relative newcomer upon the world stage, the county’s vineyards are bettering centuries-old producers with a mix of passion, innovation and determination. Started in 2010 by husband-and-wife team, Alison Nightingale and Nick Cooper, Albourne Wine Estate has become renowned for offering an exhilarating range of tipples. While Sussex has received recognition for its sparkling wines for some time, still varieties are rapidly grabbing serious attention. “Since our first harvest 10 years ago we’ve always produced still and sparkling wines. The quality of t ..read more

We have teamed up with Uber Eats to support local businesses this month with some special discount codes that will get you 50% off at these five amazing restaurants! Joe’s Burger House, Halisco, Curry Leaf Cafe, Sunoso and China Garden – codes below. (Plus these places still valid for discount Carlito Burrito, Social Board, Burger Brothers, Haraka, PizzaFace, just click here) We also have an exclusive offer that gets you £10 off 2 orders made via the Uber Eats app when you spend a minimum of £15! Just use code  BN1UBER10 – valid until the 1st Sept 2023 – NEW Customers only ..read more

Some of the world’s finest beer, wine and cider producers are again showcasing their wares in Lewes this summer as part of These Hills festival. Thousands of people will descend on the East Sussex town for this widely acclaimed two-day event. These Hills showcases beer from more than 35 international breweries across three sessions on Fri 16 – Sat 17 May, with producers from as far away as Melbourne and New York offering their premium brews at the festival’s fantastic rural venue – a mere 20-minute walk from the town’s train station.  “Our inaugural festival was held last year, and we we ..read more

Brighton’s Great Escape Festival is once again upon us and hundreds of acts are preparing to perform at this year’s many venues. Whether you are visiting Brighton or a regular to the festivities, you’re bound to work up an appetite and might need to know where to stop. There are plenty of food and drink places surrounding the venues and we have gathered our faves. From vegans to seafood lovers, there is something for everyone. Whether you want fast-food, or a cheeky pint, here is how to enjoy Brighton’s hospitality as you journey through music. QUEENS ROAD Starting by Brighton Railway Station ..read more

Finally the spring months are upon us, and what better way to welcome them than with recipes that put a spotlight on fresh, exciting ingredients? Breakfast, lunch, dinner, everything in between; keep reading for some inspiration on what dishes to add to your arsenal.  Beet Pasta  Servings: 2 Total time: 30 minutes Beet pasta is a great meal for the coming months, keeping you full but feeling light, with rocket, capers and the beautiful pink colour from the beetroots. To make this recipe vegan, simply omit the anchovies and use vegan parmesan; it’ll taste just as good, we promise.&nbs ..read more