Middle EasternNorth Street

Lavash

Cheap, banging shawarma wraps on North Street

6.7/10

Local score

No. 85 of 300 places to eat on r/brighton, from 18 locals across 18 threads.

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

Locals rate this North Street spot for cheap, fresh shawarma and shish wraps, often under a tenner and described as 'banging'. It's a go-to for a quick affordable lunch or takeaway, and also gets recommended for a low-key date night.

Go for
A cheap, tasty shawarma or shish wrap

What locals say

100% this is on my wishlist for Brighton lunch options. My favourite places for salad so far are Black Mocha (not takeaway though), and Earls and Lavash do a good takeaway salad bowl. However there isn’t really a dedicated takeaway place which has a good selection of grains/greens/protein/dressing/toppings. I’d be really happy if someone was to open something along the lines of The Salad Project or the Salad Kitchen which are usually my top choices when I’m…
u/AlessaDark, 202418 upvotes“Any interest in a healthy salad bar in brighton?”
I'm a veggie and regularly go out for meals with non-veggie friends. Everyone has recently enjoyed Permit Room (Indian), Lavash (Middle Eastern) and Furna (although it's fine dining and crazy expensive)
u/shoshones, 20243 upvotes“vegetarian food”
…and lunch. Farm Tavern and Good Companions for Sunday roast (you need to book Farm though). CinCin is an awesome Italian in Hove, normally quite pricy (they have a Michelin Bib) but they do “£10 Tuesdays” which is a bowl of pasta and a glass of wine or beer for £10. Lavash have great Middle Eastern wraps. Cafe Coho has nice brunch. Curry Leaf for Indian food. The Pond for good beer and bao buns (their loaded fries are so good too). If you like history, the Pavilion is worth seeing inside. The art museum across the park has some good exhibitions too. If you like nature, I…
u/CoyotePotential8885, 20232 upvotes“Visiting until the middle of June - if you had to recommend your favorite breakfast place, brunch/lunch place, and activity to do while I'm here, what would they be?”
Red Snapper for Thai, it is BYOB Anakuma - owned by the same people as Halisco but this is bao buns and small Asian plates Etci Kitchen - Turkish Shandiz - Persian Amici / Si Signore - cheap and good Italian Lavash - nice lunch wraps Wild Flor - modern/fine…
u/Horror-Condition-962, 20242 upvotes“Best food places in and around Brighton”

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