Embers
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- Cuisine
- Modern Cuisine
- Michelin
- selected
- Price
- ££
- Website
- https://embersbrighton.co.uk/
- Description
- Tucked away in the heart of Brighton’s famous Lanes, you’ll find this contemporary bistro with a big, wood-fired heart. Their ethos is all about sharing food with friends around a fire, with a menu that combines small plates like charred broccoli with centrepiece dishes for sharing, such as venison rump or whole sea bass. As you would expect, plenty of smoky flavour comes through in the well-executed, accessible dishes.
- Review score
- 4.6
- Review count
- 80
- Review summary
- Embers, located in the Brighton Lanes, features an open kitchen with coal-fired cooking. Based on 80 reviews averaging 4.6/5, positive feedback highlights food quality (56 mentions) and service (52 mentions). Guests praise the Sunday roast, wood-fired sea bream, and original dishes, noting a cozy atmosphere and attentive staff. Negative aspects include food quality (12 mentions), meal pacing (12 mentions), and atmosphere (9 mentions). Criticisms focus on slow breakfast service, greasy items like black pudding, tough waffles, and inconsistent flavor pairings. Some diners found the food disappointing relative to expectations or price. Overall, dinner experiences are generally rated higher than breakfast.
- Best for
- Suitable for diners seeking modern coal-fired cuisine and a cozy evening atmosphere; reservations are recommended.
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