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This Brighton institution marking its 20th year keeps getting better with age (opens the original)
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In the pantheon of Brighton restaurants, Riddle and Finns must occupy a seat at the top table. Given the current climate, keeping the lights on for 20 years is itself an impressive feat - let alone launching a second restaurant in a prime location during the fallout of the Covid-19 pandemic. Yet this is what owners and childhood friends Adam Brian and Robert Shenton have achieved since first opening the door of their flagship eatery in Meeting House Lane back in 2006. James outside Riddle and Fi
I tried the new Domino's pizza inspired by a classic British takeaway (opens the original)
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In a market crammed with unusual toppings, Domino's has turned to British takeaways for inspiration. The hot honey chilli chicken pizza is its latest offering, inspired by a good old Chinese and that most viral of drizzles. But was it any good - or did it leave me wanting the original? Here's how Domino's itself describes it: "The Ultimate Honey Chilli Chicken pizza brings serious sweet and spicy energy to the menu, combining pulled chicken thigh marinated in garlic, ginger and chilli with green
I tried the cocktail bar crawl around Brighton where every drink is £6 (opens the original)
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Dozens of bars in Brighton are serving £6 cocktails as part of a city-wide celebration of the popular tipple. The Brighton Cocktail Festival runs from September 18 to 27 and will see 52 bars serve 156 cocktails made exclusively for the event. This year the event has an app to build your own cocktail crawl and filter for bars specialising in certain types of spirit or venue features like outdoor seating. Ahead of the launch, The Argus was invited to a mini bar crawl showcasing three of the estab
The top 5 performers I saw at one of the south coast's best festivals (opens the original)
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Disco royalty, pop stars, dance visionaries and rap pioneers graced the stage at one of the south coast’s biggest festivals. Headlining Victorious in Portsmouth from Friday to Sunday were Richard Ashcroft of The Verve fame, The Black Keys and Kasabian – but there was a plethora of other artists to enjoy. Here were my picks of the best acts I saw during the weekend. Nile Rodgers at Victorious Festival (Image: Tom Langford) There are some acts which are such fantastic live performers that they are
An evening of fine food with a play acted out on the table next to ours (opens the original)
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I like going to the theatre. I also like going out for dinner. That's what was on offer at the Norfolk Arms Hotel in Arundel at the weekend as the British Actors' Group staged a performance set in a restaurant while we ate around them. The ballroom of the historic hotel was turned into the La Belle Aurore, a Sussex-based French bistro that Rachel and Simon have been visiting for the past 35 years. Jane Arden as Rachel and Julien Ball as Simon in As Clouds Go By at the Norfolk Arms Hotel in Arund
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