Last month myself and my boyfriend took a trip to Brighton for a
little weekend break. From growing up by the seaside I love a chance to get
back to the sea, there is something refreshing and calming about being by the
sea and so I was very much looking forward to a break away from the city.
Whilst in Brighton we stayed at the B&B Nineteen in the Japanese Room which was such a lovely novelty and I
would definitely recommend. The room was very minimalist and decorated with
Japanese art. Outside the room was a little Japanese Garden with a Japanese
bath! Such a great idea! The weekend we went it was a little cold but the water
is heated for the outdoor bath so you don't have to be quite so brave! If you
are looking for a B&B in Brighton for a bit of Zen/Me time then check out
Nineteen Brighton (the breakfast was fab too).
Whilst in Brighton we wanted to do a
little bit of the usual touristy things, but as we have been to Brighton a few
times before we also wanted to mix it up and do different things to what we had
done before.
So Below are a few of the things we got up to in Brighton
including some recommendations of our favourite places:
Going on the Brighton wheel - We went in the evening which was so
lovely to watch the sun go down and the views over Brighton are a must
see.
Going to Brighton Pier - No matter how many times you have been
to Brighton I would recommend a trip to Brighton pier it's such a nostalgic visit,
however note; if you decide to get churros and eat them on the pier beware that
the seagulls in Brighton have no fear and will swoop on in and nab any snack
you may have. So avoid eating outside of sheltered areas - at all costs!
Eating a burger at MEATLiquor - Oh my these burgers.. I cant even explain
how great they are and the chilli cheese fries! These also have a
restaurant in London off Oxford St so if Brighton isn't close then get too The
London Restaurant fast!
Going off the main Laines to find what stall/market you may find - When we visited we must have gone up and
down the Laines several times before finding some really cool antique stool
running out of a garage selling absolute bargain interior accessories.
Eating at Indian Summer – This restaurant does the most incredible
Indian food with a modern twist, I will definitely be returning here. The
flavours of all the dishes were incredible and the whole dining experience was so
well thought out, I would recommend the Indian Summer Thali as it’s a great
opportunity to try a few different dishes.
The shops you must go to:
Head to Edited - This shop is filled with the coolest illustrations,
art, gifts and jewellery, they stock some seriously cool graphic designers and
illustrators. Check it out.
Posh Totty - This little shop is full of the most
amazing soy wax candles, copper interiors and dainty jewellery.
Visiting Snoopers Paradise - Being the kind of person who loves to
rummage to find a treasure I do enjoy a visit to SP, every time I've been I've
found a great purchase, from a beautiful red vintage handbag to some 1960s
vogues, it's a rummaging queens heaven.
Beyond Retro – I am aware that they have a few stores now,
especially in London, but this store in Brighton is without a doubt my favourite. For a
vintage store, it’s so organised and feels a lot more well laid out than the
London stores so it’s easier to find really individual pieces. I also always
seem to find great bargains in this BR store and it’s never too busy as its set
back from the main laines.
It was still quite cold in Brighton the weekend
we went to visit and so I took this Boden Icons coat with me to wrap up in and
it came in super handy, I love the deep blue colour featuring the plaid and the
laid back cool of it, it's a great coat for In between seasons but also keeps
you so cosy on those days when it's freezing.
Outfit: Boots - Other Stories // Coat - Boden Icons // Bag - Lulu Guiness // Necklace - Alex Monroe
Let me know if you have any Brighton recommendations!
Let me know if you have any Brighton recommendations!
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