The Salt Room
The Salt Room
The Salt Room Brighton is creating a huge buzz in the area of Brighton because they are serving some really good food and people love it. Sister Restaurant to the Coal Shed, The Salt Room is Brighton’s specialised seafood restaurant.
If you’re looking for British cuisine with a fresh twist, then look no further than The Salt Room. This award-winning restaurant sources the finest local produce from land and sea to bring exceptional quality dishes that will satisfy even the most discerning palate! Whether it’s fish or meat they are serving up, this is your go-to spot if you want something truly special in terms of food – as well as atmosphere.
Cosy Vibe
Space is a very warm and welcoming place to have brunch or any time of day for that matter. The food was fresh and tasty. I would recommend this restaurant as it has great ambience with its exposed brick walls, fairy lights in the ceiling giving off an intimate feeling even though many people were dining when we went last Saturday evening!
As soon as you walk in the door, a friendly receptionist greets you. Behind them is an open space with casual tables where customers can grab cocktails or light appetizers before sitting down for dinner at their table or bar stool of choice.
Within a few minutes of sitting down, our waiter started circulating and my date and I were immediately put at ease. We felt like we had someone on-call to make sure that everything was taken care of for us; he even took the time to find out what types of drinks each one preferred. It’s not often you get service this good these days!
The Food
The aged Beef Crudo was so beautiful. It is one of the best things I ate! The octopus and asparagus came with this dish too- both equally tasty in their rights.
There’s no better place to go if you’re in the mood for seafood than Salt Room. My tandoori monkfish was succulent yet meaty like I had expected! The burnt sugar tart ended the night on a high note as I savoured every last bite. The grapefruit and gin sorbet made for an excellent pairing, balancing out the bittersweet of the dessert while adding a fresh twist to it all.
The Drinks
The Salt Room is an innovative and inventive restaurant that has created a drinking culture unlike any other in the world. With their Mediterranean zest, they add medicinal qualities to every one of their drinks with fresh herbs from all over Earth.
Determined not to be defeated by the array of wine glasses in front of me, I ordered a pretty glass of Sunset Sake. With the addition of yuzu, it was delightfully tangy with hints of alcohol balancing out its warming effect.
I always have a great time when I visit the Salt Room. They are quick to offer their services and they know what is on the menu like no other! It’s such an awesome environment that it makes me want to come back again, which says a lot in my book because of how picky I am about where I’ll go for food or drinks.
Restaurant Info
Modern British restaurant for seafood and grilled meat in a chic space with sea views and terrace.
Website: https://www.saltroom-restaurant.co.uk/
Menu: https://www.saltroom-restaurant.co.uk/menus
Cost: £££
Service options: Dine-in · No takeaway · No delivery
Address: 106 King’s Rd, Brighton, BN1 2FU
GPS: 50.82149456693211, -0.14846121534399925
Phone: 01273 929488
Email: info@saltroom-restaurant.co.uk
Social Media
https://www.facebook.com/saltroombrighton
https://twitter.com/TheSaltRoomUK
https://www.instagram.com/thesaltroombrighton/
Opening Times
| Tuesday | 12–11pm |
| Wednesday | 12–11pm |
| Thursday | 12–11pm |
| Friday | 12–11pm |
| Saturday | 12–11pm |
| Sunday | 12–9pm |
| Monday | 12–11pm |
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Everyone who visits Terre a Terre is guaranteed to have the best time possible.
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The service at this restaurant, in particular, is impeccable because from beginning to end everything ran smoothly: they accommodated my dietary restrictions even when I wasn’t sure what it would entail; checked up every 2 minutes or so throughout our meal just to make sure everything’s going well.
Smorl’s is pretty darn good. If you’re looking for a new place to eat in the area, then Smorls should be on your list of places to go!
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A meatless bolognese? You read that right: the dish contains delicious Moroccan style spices like cinnamon, turmeric, cumin as well as smoked paprika to give this flavorful vegetarian sauce its deep flavour without any animal protein whatsoever. And, I can still taste the flavours of all those delicious dips! The houmous was my favourite by far. There are three different levels to choose from – thunder being the spiciest and original as mildest. It’s such a perfect snack for sharing with friends or just munching alone!
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V&H Café is loved by many foodies at the moment, and it’s easy to see why, with all their delicious pastries and sandwiches! I love this place. I usually come here for a quick coffee and to catch up with my friends when we’re all in the area because they have great food, good service, and are helpful – everyone seems super friendly!
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Their baristas are as experienced and knowledgeable about coffee as any in Brighton. It’s not just the impressive quality of their beans that makes V and H stand out, it also means they have a teas master on staff to help make matcha green tea with all its health benefits or herbal infusions like peppermint-infused black iced tea!
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The days get longer every day, the clouds start to disappear and summer is coming like an old friend. There are no better places in England than Brighton right now!
The Wardroom, Brighton’s elegant restaurant with a bar that serves breakfast and lunch. You can enjoy an early morning eggs benedict for £10 or afternoon tea overlooking the sea views of this coastal city.
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The Mess Deck bar is a great spot for some summertime drinks. They pride themselves on wine and cocktails, with the perfect location just steps from the sea. The cocktail menu leans towards fruity fresh flavours that pair nicely with their view of people watching!
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I don’t know about you, but I love this place. It doesn’t matter if you’re looking for a light bite or a hearty meal – they’ve got something for everyone!
When you need a new, exciting meal to try out. The menu at this restaurant changes with the seasons so there’s always something different and interesting on offer!
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And by fresh, I mean they have a traditional wet fish counter that you can take home!
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Needless to say, it didn’t last long before all that delicious food was gone!