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Shops and restaurants in Seven Dials Brighton

Seven Dials, where those routes cross, has been a popular area of Brighton in past and present. Where there were once market gardens, windmills and a laundry -it is a breezy spot- there are now galleries, wine bars and a large number of places for every day practicalities.

It’s a little more than five minutes from the main line station and is accessed by 11 different bus routes.

Food Outlets

	Tin Drum Charcuterie This newly refurbished farm to shop deli has great home grown charcuterie delicacies such as jambon de campagne, garlic saucisson and salami. read more ...

	Le Gourmet Deli Seven Dials Brighton Wonderful, top-quality take -away and deli. It's a great place for baguettes, wraps, hot soup or baked potatoes and a real favourite with discerning locals as well as generations of Bhasvic students. read more ...

	Murasaki Brighton’s only Japanese izakaya-style café bar. The menu is made up of lots of small, delicious dishes. The remarkable flavours come from high quality ingredients such as real wasabi, which grows alongside streams in the mountain river valleys of Japan. read more ...

Baby Outlets

House and Garden

	Kate Langdale This lovely shop has many unique items as well as the most gorgeous flowers and bouquets. There are one-off pieces of vintage furniture including antique sofas, chaises and chairs. Soft furnishings, cushions, curtains and mirrors are available. Bespoke lampshades using vintage fabrics are a particular speciality. read more ...

Jewellery

We do not have any independent or specialised retailers for this category just yet.

We will be adding more businesses, so please do check back.

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