The Foragers Pub - Brighton and Hove

I had a great experience at The Forager in Brighton. The walk from the pier was a bit challenging in cowboy boots, but the delicious food and friendly staff made it all worth it. The spacious beer garden and cozy seating in the main bar were perfect for enjoying a relaxing meal. I ordered an Americano and a hallumi sandwich, which were delivered promptly and tasted amazing. The menu features locally sourced, organic ingredients, with some items even foraged. I can't wait to return for one of their famous Sunday roasts, but next time, I'll be sure to wear more sensible footwear for the journey.

We discovered this pub in Hove by chance and were fortunate to find some available tables for dinner on a Friday night. We decided to start with the bread and oil, but were disappointed with the quality of the bread, which seemed store-bought. However, our main course, the burgers, were decent and flavorful. The customer service was excellent and we appreciated the attentiveness of the staff.

Hove has a variety of excellent dining options, including restaurants and delis. The Foragers combines the best of what Hove has to offer with the traditional charm of British pubs and restaurants. As a pub, it is a delightful place to enjoy a drink with a good selection of lager, wine, and spirits served with friendly service. However, it is as a restaurant that The Foragers truly shines, serving locally sourced modern cuisine at a high standard. While the prices may not be cheap, the quality of the food at The Foragers is deserving of recognition alongside some of the city's top eateries.

Sadly I think this place is gradually deteriorating. We eat here once or twice a year and the menu, service and interior which once really stood out are now just OK. Other pubs in Hove have upped their game whilst the pioneer has got a bit lost. Needs reenergising.

This is a great little pub tucked away in a quiet corner of Hove. The walls are decorated in an intriguing variety of art work that draws the eye. Its a great pub for catching up with friends and the food ain't half bad either! They specialise in locally sourced, and where possible foraged (hence the name! foods including wild greens and herbs, as well as locally reared meats and game. It also has a nice seating area outside, great in the summer.