Isaac At
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Isaac At

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Modern British restaurant featuring local Sussex ingredients & English wines

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2 Gloucester St, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 4EW, United Kingdom Get directions

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2 Gloucester St, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 4EW, United Kingdom Get directions

+44 7765 934740
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Isaac At

Val C.

Google
Wow…. What a fantastic experience. Delicious food using local ingredients. Imaginative menu that was just gorgeous. Fantastic service. Great experience from start to finish. Amazing wine too!

Martin S

Google
A real shame they are shutting down. A great birthday meal, food was really tasty and pleased we did the wine tasting. Did feel a little close to the next table. Waiter was really informative and friendly.

Michał S.

Google
Best dining experience ever. Amazing staff, very friendly. Alex who is a sommelier has a lot of knowledge about the wines they serve there. Beautiful wines as well, very well paired with the food. Extraordinary food, favours well balanced and mixed together. Definitely will be coming back

Alex H.

Google
This place is fantastic - it is, I think, my favourite restaurant on the planet. Brilliant and imaginative menu, inspired wine pairing, a strong focus on locally sourced ingredients, very friendly and tremendously well-informed staff. I really couldn't ask for more, I honestly couldn't. Bowled over by the notion that the menu changes every few weeks, too. I've just been for my second visit and having had such an overwhelmingly amazing experience last time I was worried that I might have built it up in my imagination too much and that it wouldn't live up to my recollection. Not so - in fact if anything it was even better. So good I literally found myself sitting there bursting into involuntary laughter every now and again it was such a joy. We had the tasting menu with paired wines, seated at "the table by the pass", two seats up at a bar by the kitchen - which meant we not only could see the fascinating food preparation but also got to speak with the chefs, which enhanced the experience further still. This amazing place deserves at least one Michelin star if not more, but it's clearly not on their radar yet and for the moment it seems to be comparatively unheard of: so if you're eating out in Brighton get a table there while it's still not too hard to get a reservation!

veronica

Google
It's a lovely place managed by amazing and super young guys!!! We had a very nice dinner and a wine paring! I've been really impressed by the quality of the wines and food was super! The only thing I would suggest is to change some of the plates were chipped.

Paul PJ J.

Google
Isaac At Gloucester Place is the most delicious restaurant in Brighton. A taster menu that is palatably divine. All food sourced within 20 miles of the restaurant for sustainable environmental planning. It is cosy with only ten tables. So make sure you book early and often. 10/10 on the delicious scale of taste!

Margisel A.

Google
Delicious tasting menu with wine pairings. Small, quaint atmosphere. Fantastic selection of British wines and local ingredients. “Sussex on a plate”

Paul B.

Google
Great presentation. Very overpriced and bland in comparison to other local fine dining experiences. The explanation of the dishes at times we couldn't hear a word the young sous chef was saying. Avoid the non alcoholic drinks pairing just buy sn Apple or Apple and Elderflower juice if that's your taste as they just serve that in different glasses for £25... disappointed overall. They also don't get vegan food at all yet. No protein was served throughout the vegan tasting menu and my friends left hungry. Try The Set if you want better flavours and execution - a lot cheaper in comparison.