Why we love it: Mediterranean-style small plates are hardly hard to come by right now, but the dishes served up at LOST in the Lanes, which has recently launched a Thursday-Saturday dinner menu, do not disappoint. Vegetarian, fish and meat options are all executed well, and there are some particularly enticing plates on the menu – think bavette steak with tangy café de paris dressing or crispy charred leeks served on a bed of romesco. The tasteful setting, smart, flavourful food and friendly service combine to make this place a cracking new dinner spot.

At Lost, it’s not just granola, it’s strawberry and elderflower granola. Egg and soldiers make way for the “lost soldiers” – four fat potato rosti fingers and a dippy egg-yolk hollandaise. Avocado toast comes with pico de gallo, charred sweetcorn, harissa and blue corn tortilla, and even the humble baked bean gets the Lost treatment.

Tucked away on Nile Street int the charming South Lanes, Lost in the Lanes is a thoughtfully decorated restaurant, with fantastic food on offer too. Perfect to go with parents, or a date, Lost in the Lanes offers a brunch menu with a focus on seasonal and locally sourced ingredients with fun alternatives to staples, including my favourite ‘Lost Soldiers’ (cured egg hollandaise, rosti fingers) and Butcher’s, a deliciously local full english. Vegetarian and vegan options aren’t just ticking boxes here; you’ll have several options including a smashed avocado on sourdough toast, and both a vegetarian and vegan option for full-englishes.

This contemporary, spacious and elegant cafe restaurant in the Lanes serves a concise seasonal menu highlighting local producers. The daily bottomless brunch (10am-3pm) includes unlimited mimosas, bellinis or sparkling wine and a wide range of dishes that might include French toast with white chocolate yogurt, blood orange and almond. Available from Thursday to Saturday, the sharing ‘Taster Menu’ (£35 per person) shows off recently appointed ex-Marco Pierre White chef Jes James culinary talent with dishes such as lamb lemonato with rosemary potatoes and greens.

What: This contemporary café tucked away in the quirky Brighton Lanes is all about serving simple brunch dishes made using high quality ingredients, in a casual, minimalist setting. It's a great spot to escape to while enjoying classics such as smoky beans on sourdough, and vanilla french toast. However, Lost in the Lanes also offers a few more unusual brunch dishes too; think avocado toast with pomegranate, molasses and cured Chalkstream trout on toasted dark rye with Southdown’s butter.Where: 10 Nile Street, BN1 1HWBook now: Lost in the Lanes

Lost In The Lanes, situated in the heart of Brighton’s historic Lanes area, is a delightful cafe offering freshly roasted coffee from Pharmacie Coffee and a delectable selection of cakes, including vegan options. With a window seat ideal for people-watching, or comfortable tables to relax and unwind, Lost In The Lanes is the perfect spot for a coffee and cake break and provides you with one of the most enticing cake displays in the city. Lost in the Lanes is not your typical 3 tiers of afternoon tea Brighton delivers at other venues.

This contemporary, spacious and elegant café restaurant in the Lanes serves a concise seasonal menu highlighting local producers. The daily bottomless brunch includes unlimited mimosas, bellinis or sparkling wine and a wide range of dishes that might include smoked salmon on courgette rösti with soured cream. Ex-Lyles chef Sofie Tavener shows off her culinary talent in the recently launched evening menu that might include ’nduja clams with chickpeas and tomato, and whole roast plaice with lime and chilli butter.

This popular café on Nile Street in the Lanes is a favourite with those looking for somewhere to refuel between shopping missions!. Lots of people will be drawn to the salads packed full of interesting ingredients, but it’s at brunch where this café’s menu really shines. The salt beef hash is perfect for ridding yourself of a hangover, the homemade cornbread will whisk you off to the streets of Mexico, meanwhile the Turkish eggs will convince you that there’s more to brunch than smashed avocado on sourdough!

As the name coincidentally (I think not) implies, Lost in the Lanes is a contemporary cafe located amongst the famous windy passages of The Lanes which you can so easily keep circling round and round and get lost in. Serving a wide range of wholesome and veggie friendly breakfast and brunch dishes, Lost in the Lanes cafe was a great way to kick-start our day. We both opted for the LOST breakfasts which was a play on the full English, but everything tasted so fresh and even healthy.

For a stellar brunch with your pup in tow, head to Lost in the Lanes, a dog-friendly cafe in the heart of the town. Opened in 2017, the cosy spot serves a small, seasonal menu made using ingredients from local producers, alongside coffee from the nearby Pharmacie Coffee Roasters. Tuck into French toast with pistachio praline, nduja eggs or a veggie fry-up, or veer more into lunch territory with mains such as slow-cooked Sussex lamb.

Lost in the Lanes is a specialist breakfast, brunch, lunch, and afternoon tea cafeteria in The Lanes neighborhood which is one of the best places to go shopping in Brighton. Lost in the Lanes is located on Nile Street in a renovated Victorian property that has characterful visual appeal externally and a more contemporary look internally. Lost in the Lanes has an all-day menu that they serve straight through from nine until four.

After reopening its doors, Lost In The Lanes is not technically a “new” restaurant, but after undergoing a long period of refurbishment, there is something fresh and exciting about the new look of this Brighton favourite. Lost In The Lanes specialises in all things breakfast, brunch and lunch. The restaurant’s menu is an artisanal delight with a “chef-led” ethos that perfectly combines casual and fine dining practices.

This comes from independent restauranteur Natalie Demetriou and features head chef Sophie Taverner, once a human rights lawyer and now a chef who trained at Lyles. It's an all day affair, kicking off with breakfast all the way to a seasonally changing menu in the evening. Plates include Lamb Lemonato, their own crispy potatoes with bravas sauce or moules with buerre blanc sauce.

A contemporary café nestled in the charming Lanes, offering a heavenly selection of Has Bean coffees, speciality teas, a whole host of nutritious dishes and daily changing salads. Lost in The Lanes not only promises a delicious brunch, but also ‘a lovely restful experience’ – ideal for those looking to nurse a hangover after a boozy night on the town.

Brighton is famous for its picturesque alleys known as ' the lanes.' These narrow streets are full of independent shops and vintage boutiques, as well as cafes and bars—and most of them are dog-friendly!. Around every corner is something new to discover, encouraging you to explore further into the labyrinthine maze of hidden courtyards and alleyways.

Owned by Natalie Demetriou is a charming cafe in the heart of The Lanes, highly regarded for their modern British menu. The head chef Sophie Taverner has put together a superb menu, giving a modern British take on classic cafe favourites. Here you can enjoy a welcoming atmosphere and a great selection of dishes perfect for a casual brunch or lunch.

Ideal for a seasonal, Mediterranean-inspired brunch in the Lanes…. Tucked away (no, really; it’s bloody hard to find!) in the heart of Brighton’s historic tangle of streets that we’ll avoid saying by name right now for fear of repetition, Lost in the Lanes has long been heralded as one of Brighton’s best purveyors of brunch. And for good reason…

Brighton is a haven for remote workers and freelancers seeking the perfect coffee shop to set up their workspace. Topping the list of favorites is Lost in the Lanes, a cozy café tucked away in the heart of Brighton City. With its minimalist design and fresh, welcoming ambiance, this café offers an ideal environment for productivity.

This is the perfect place for a weekend breakfast – they have a great full English breakfast made with high quality ingredients and their vegetarian breakfast is smashing too. Tip: try their sourdough toast or their banana and cacao bread for something a little more unusual. And if you’re after a classic, try their avocado toast.

Just a short stroll from the picturesque Brighton seafront is Lost in the Lanes. This delectable restaurant is the perfect place to head to if you're looking for incredible breakfast dishes. From delicious avocado dishes to traditional breakfast favourites, Lost in the Lanes is the perfect way to start your day.

A Minimalist & fresh café serving wholesome breakfast and brunch to members of the public. They offer vegan and vegetarian options to meet dietary needs for a vast amount of people. Simple, wholesome food made from quality ingredients, coupled with honest cooking techniques.

Rating: 4.7/5 (from 787 Google Reviews) and 4.5/5 (from 287 Tripadvisor reviews). One reviewer wrote: “Lovely decor, friendly efficient staff, delicious brunch. Had the courgette and herb rosti with smoked salmon, absolutely delicious as were the teas and coffee we had.

Hyper-seasonal cooking right in the heart of the Brighton Lanes, Lost in the Lanes is one of those restaurants that suits all people and occasions. Whether it's a Sunday roast, quick breakfast or dinner and drinks after work, Lost always seems to deliver.

After two and a half years, I still manage to take a wrong turn and get lost in Brighton’s twisting Lanes. Of course there are worse places to wander into, but I’ll often find myself passing through to get somewhere else. So I was pleased to …

Lost in the Lanes: Tucked away in Brighton's famous Lanes, this charming café serves a delightful breakfast menu. Don't miss their homemade cakes and pastries.