brighton/hove deals and chat- new thread for 2009

tazz233

Can anyone recommend a good Veg box scheme in Brighton, I know there are lots of local ones in Hove, but no idea which is best. Also I read on the Old Thread about a Portland Road Veg man? Is he worth a visit! :beer:

newlywed

The veg man in portland road is worth a visit - but he's closed for 3 months now (apparently he shuts up every winter)

So don't go yet !!!

Not sure when he opens but I think EL or BB know and will probably help out

brightonman123

check the database for no-shows, before replying to anyone who askd for stuff you may have offered to the board..


:mad:

Jane_2-2

I am meeting up with friends for a meal on a Saturday night in Brighton in March.
Has anyone recently been to a good Indian or Thai restaurant that they would recommend?
We are a mix of meat eaters and vegetarians!:rolleyes:
Thanks for your help!

saver_sam

Coupon-mad wrote: »

Going back to the Sainsburys/B&Q question...there is a Sainsburys and a B&Q together in a retail park in Lyons Way Worthing (off the Sompting Bypass A27). Not sure of the opening hours of the Sainsburys though and it's not exactly Brighton & Hove I know!

Sainsburys is about 10pm, certainly not 24 hours for sleepy old Worthing!

brightonman123

rceived by email newsletter.. wenton the old(?) B&H thread by mistake.. spread the good news!


'I am pleased to advise you of another exciting promotion from Brighton & Hove Buses. You can purchase a week's travel on our buses for just £10.

This special offer can be purchased using the special discount code FUNPRICE3. Simply enter this discount code when prompted as you purchase a 7 Day SAVER ticket on-line from our web site at www.buses.co.uk and the price of the ticket will reduce from £13 to £10 for your purchase. The offer is available until 14 February 2009.

I do hope you take up this offer and look forward to letting you know of more price promotions in the future.

Yours

Pat Stringer

Commercial Manager'

brightonman123

http://www.visitbrighton.com/ has free downloadable lists and ideas for visiting our great town..

(is it me, or are the links not clickable on pdf files?)

just be sure to leave car at home- just not worth the hassle!

newlywed

Hmmm, while looking up the parks I found out about healthwalks... interesting. Anyone been on one???

**purpleprincess**

Jane wrote: »

I am meeting up with friends for a meal on a Saturday night in Brighton in March.
Has anyone recently been to a good Indian or Thai restaurant that they would recommend?
We are a mix of meat eaters and vegetarians!:rolleyes:
Thanks for your help!

Ah well, not exactly Indian or Thai but Genghis Khan's Mongolian Barbecue Restaurant is definitely worth a go and you can have Indian or Thai food!!

afterglow_2

i was a chef at the mongolian barbecue for a few years, very hard skill to master, not exactly a proper restaurant but a good night out!!