This hip and vibrant restaurant with its blue/grey banquettes, dark wood tables and eye-catching botanical wall feature offers some of the most exciting yet affordable food in the city. Chef Will Dennard gleefully plunders the global kitchen for inspiration for his regularly changing sharing menu that kicks off with a selection of snacks such as buffalo artichoke and sweet potato and chipotle dip. Sharing dishes could include anything from taramasalata with a moules marinière croquette and caviar to beef carpaccio with smoked salsa macha and feta.

med. is a local favourite in Brighton’s food scene, serving up Mediterranean fusion dishes that are crafted from fresh, local ingredients. Co-owners and chefs Will Dennard and Jack Southan, known for their creative work with Wolfsmouth and Paradiso Social, bring their unique flair to Med., merging their talents to deliver a playful twist on modern European sharing plates in a relaxed dining atmosphere. While med. welcomes dogs, its intimate size might not be ideal for larger dogs on busy nights like Fridays and Saturdays.

Transport yourself to the Mediterranean at Med., where the aromas of flavourful herbs and spices greet you at the door. Modern European sharing plates with a playful twist are available, along with a relaxed vibe and great music. Their dishes move with the seasons, so the freshest produce will always make an appearance; both on your plates and in the ever-changing seasonal cocktails.

Med for Mediterranean with a small m, but the flavours are big in this Little East Street eatery. A new addition to the Brighton food scene, med is the place to go for small plates and the best Aperol Spritz you could wish for (they even infuse their version with strawberry). It may be tucked away off the main drag, but you will be transported to the streets of Spain all the same.

Big-hitting local eatery famed for its thrilling, globally inspired food. An eclectic menu of small plates might not sound like the most original idea for a modern casual restaurant (especially one in Brighton, where the formula has spread like wildfire), but no one does it quite like Jack Southan and W… Read more. 2-3 Little East Street, Brighton, East Sussex BN1 1HT

From local street food entrepreneurs Will Dennard and Jack Southan of Wolfsmouth fame, Med offers modern Mediterranean-inspired small plates in smart surroundings. The menu of simple but delicious dishes might include grilled sardines with mojo verde and tuna ceviche with kumquat and salty fingers. Follow them on Instagram: @med.restaurant.brighton

Med restaurant is a great option for lovers of small-plate dining. Set right in the heart of the lanes, you can enjoy the hustle and bustle of passers-by whilst you indulge in some of their gorgeous Mediterranean-inspired cocktails. Founded by the team from Paradiso Social, it’s now known as one of Brighton’s best spots for dining and drinks.

The small plates dining trend, particularly in Brighton, shows no sign of abating. You’ll find some of the best in the city at med., a fairly new restaurant along a side street in the Lanes, a two-minute walk from the seafront. Although it’s been open four years and on the best-restaurant lists, somehow it flies under the radar.

Small plates with a creative twist are the draw at this cool, buzzing spot in the heart of Brighton’s Lanes. Expect modern European dishes, such as pork tenderloin with smoked eel Bernaise or devilled mackerel with nduja, backed up by a globe-trotting wine list and funky cocktails.

Brighton isn’t short of great wine bars, but Med is definitely worth a visit. This Brighton Lanes restaurant is just a short walk from the seafront, and mixes a well-constructed wine list (including lots of natural and low-intervention options) with easy-going bistro-style plates.

Known for delivering delicious Mediterranean-inspired small plates and a great selection of wines, med. is a great restaurant for all walks of life. Their ultimate munch-and-sip environment makes them the perfect for a catch-up with friends. Check them out any day from 12-11 p.m…

Brighton small-plates eatery Med, Hove wine shop and restaurant Fourth and Church, and intimate South American-Indian hotspot Palmito all made it into the top 100.

The Good Food Guide has included Palmito and Fourth and Church, both in Hove, and Med, Brighton, in its top 100 restaurant list.