Riddle & Finns The Lanes

Brighton's top three restaurants, mainly seafood, are located in an alley next to the main road, not difficult to find, go on weekdays, open at 12 noon, after a while more people will queue up. European-style decoration, there are not many tables, only eight or nine, but the table is big enough, each table has a candlestick, the atmosphere is not bad. Service attitude is OK, Chinese menu is provided, but there is no service, and 10% service fee is charged. The specific dish name is too complicated to remember, just say it roughly, order smoked salmon, oysters, mandarin shrimp, Italian salmon seafood rice. These dishes can be summed up directly in one word, salty, no more.

A quite famous seafood shop, we went to the alley area, there were a lot of people at noon, luckily there was no queue. The seat is the kind of bar stool, the bag can only be placed on the ground. The comfort of the seat is average. His family has a Chinese menu, compared, the price is the same. The bread before the meal is good, and the sauces are very delicious. I ordered the recommended oyster variety, 2.4 pounds, but unfortunately I am not used to eating, and I wasted 2. The fried scallops taste good, and the scallops are quite big. The rice in the paella is relatively hard, the whole is salty, it is the first delicious, and then the more salty it is.

This restaurant is very good, the dishes inside are very exquisite, the taste is excellent, very good

This restaurant is a bit expensive, the ingredients are relatively high-end, and the taste is quite good.