Tasting menus with a Great British heart
Graze restaurant is located on the Western Road which stretches in-between Brighton and Hove, located near to the impressive Regency Brunswick Square.
An award winning restaurant that has maintained 2AA rosettes for a number of years now, recommended by the Michelin people and described as one of the best places to dine in East Sussex by the Good Food Guide.
Graze is well known as a destination food venue of considerable reputation which appeals equally to locals and visitors to Brighton and it sits up there as one of the top restaurants in the city.
Regal fare in a Pavilion Inspired Interior
With a decadent Royal Pavilion inspired interior – Graze oozes sophistication all the way from its outstanding menus to its talented team of chefs.
The kitchen team are all about ingenious fine dining and create intricate dishes to feature on their Modern British A La Carte and speciality seven course tasting menus (including vegetarian).
Did you know? in 1817 the famous great French chef Antonin Carême, employed by George IV at the Pavilion, created a menu which included 36 main dishes and 32 side dishes for a banquet held in honour of Grand Duke Nicholas of Russia.
We think the seven courses that Graze serve up is plenty!
For a Great British Luncheon treat the aptly named Graze British menu is available Monday to Saturday lunch times and consists of some old British classics at £18 for three courses but is also available Monday to Thursday evenings as priced.
The Great British theme continues on Sunday lunch times where traditional Sunday roasts are served and an artisan British only cheese board is available to finish off the hearty diner every single service.
Uncompromising Wine and Private Dining to boot
The Graze restaurant cellar is always competently stocked with a wide range of fine wines from both the Old and New World.
Featuring many award-winning wines of quality from a list of independent producers, a reasonable selection is always available by the glass.
Kate, co-owner of Graze, developed her understanding of wine at a young age in the cellars of Southern France and Northern Spain and has brought her flair and in depth knowledge to reflect in the Graze wine list.
Ask her about their accompanying tasting wine flights for a real treat.
Regency in the Regency
Below the main restaurant Graze boasts the impressive Regency Room its dedicated private dining room (minimum 8, maximum 24).
Like the main restaurant, it is dressed glamorously yet retains a homely, welcoming feel and is as ideal for business functions as it is for weddings and parties.
The kitchen at Graze is open for lunch and dinner service daily. Reservations 01273 823707