LebaneseArches

Alushi

Best Lebanese grill and kebabs in Brighton

7.9/10

Local score

No. 47 of 300 places to eat on r/brighton, from 29 locals across 33 threads.

100% would send a mate. Still recommended in 2026.

Widely rated the best Lebanese food in Brighton, tucked under the station arches opposite the Prince Albert. Standouts include fresh grilled lamb, falafel, halloumi wraps and a well-priced £12 meal deal, and you can even take it into the Albert next door to eat with a pint. Main downside is it shuts early, around 9pm.

Go for: Cheap, excellent Lebanese grills and kebabs
Heads up: Closes early, around 9pm

What locals say

I’ve been to Kambis and I agree, it’s amazing. But I don’t know how Alushi is being slept so much. Literally the best Lebanese food I’ve ever eaten. I don’t say it’s the best restaurant, as it’s a bit obscure, but definitely the best food.

u/Trick-Owl, 20249 upvotes“Ok I tried Kambi's like all you guys said was the best and something incredible happened...”

Yeah apart from the one bloke saying they should turn it into a post office it's mostly not idiotic. It needs to be a food court. Alushi is good but I'd kill for a great taco stand there.

u/Takseee, 202312 upvotes“Good news!”

Alushi's Lebanese takeaway on Trafalgar street. £12 meal deal gets you chips, a drink, and a wrap so delicious you'll feel like you underpaid. The spicy soujok is our fave but all is…

u/GelynKugoRoshiDag, 20269 upvotes“Takeaway suggestion”

Best kabab. Alushi under the station. No debate. Best falafel. Falafill not the we heart pretender. Agree on burgers. The others .. well I can’t afford to eat out very often.

u/4321zxcvb, 20267 upvotes“My best of brighton food selection that no one asked for”

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