Restaurant in Brighton And Hove, United Kingdom
Pearl's data for 17-18 Prince Albert St is too limited to confirm cuisine type, price range, or operating hours — so a firm booking verdict is not possible yet. The address sits in Brighton's competitive Old Lanes area, close to several well-regarded independents. Booking difficulty is listed as easy, making it low-risk to verify directly before committing.
The database record for 17-18 Prince Albert St on Prince Albert Street in Brighton is sparse enough that a firm booking verdict is premature. No cuisine type, price range, awards, or operating hours are confirmed in Pearl's data. What we can say: the address places it in the heart of Brighton's Old Lanes area, a stretch that rewards explorers willing to do a little groundwork before arriving. If you are planning a visit, call ahead or check the venue directly before making the trip — this is not a reservation you should assume is direct.
Prince Albert Street sits within a tight grid of independent venues in central Brighton. The area draws a strong roster of operators — from 64 Degrees, which runs one of the more technically focused small-plate menus in the city, to Burnt Orange, a reliable Mediterranean option a short walk away. Without confirmed cuisine style or price point for 17-18 Prince Albert St, it is not possible to say whether this venue sits in the same tier as those operators or occupies a different position entirely.
For food and travel enthusiasts who want to plan a full Brighton day, the neighbourhood context matters. Brighton's independent dining scene is denser than most UK cities its size, and Prince Albert Street specifically sits close to several venues that have built reputations on service and product quality. That proximity raises the question of whether 17-18 Prince Albert St earns its place in that competitive company , and without confirmed data on price, format, or awards, that question cannot be answered definitively here.
Service philosophy is one of the harder things to assess without confirmed data, and Pearl's record for this venue carries no price range or style information. In Brighton's mid-market bracket , where Cin Cin and Amari operate , service tends to be informal but knowledgeable. At the upper end, venues like Cin Cin have built reputations on staff who understand the product. Whether 17-18 Prince Albert St earns its price through service quality or undercuts it is something Pearl cannot assess without verified data on either variable.
Booking difficulty is listed as easy in Pearl's data, which is useful , it suggests you are unlikely to need weeks of lead time to secure a table. The address is 17-18 Prince Albert St, Brighton BN1 1HF, accessible on foot from Brighton station in under fifteen minutes. No phone number or website is confirmed in the record, so the most practical route is to search the venue name directly or arrive and assess in person if your schedule allows. If you are building a full Brighton itinerary around dining, consult our full Brighton and Hove restaurants guide for venues where Pearl has confirmed data across price, format, and booking method.
Brighton's dining scene punches harder than many visitors expect. The city has produced operators that draw favourable comparisons to London rooms , 64 Degrees is regularly cited in that context , and the independent streak means new openings arrive without the fanfare (or the confirmed data) of a major city launch. For explorers who want the full picture of what the city offers across restaurants, bars, hotels, and experiences, Pearl's Brighton guides cover the category: bars, hotels, wineries, and experiences. If your broader frame of reference is the UK fine dining circuit, venues like L'Enclume in Cartmel, Moor Hall in Aughton, and Hand and Flowers in Marlow are the reference points against which serious British dining is measured. 17-18 Prince Albert St does not yet have the data trail to sit in that conversation, but Brighton as a city increasingly does.
| Venue | Awards | Price | Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| 17-18 Prince Albert St | — | ||
| Palmito | ££ | — | |
| Burnt Orange | ££ | — | |
| Cin Cin | ££ | — | |
| Dilsk | £££ | — | |
| etch. by Steven Edwards | ££££ | — |
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