Beach House Brighton. Brighton Beach

Cafe

31 Dec

With breath taking views of Brighton Beach and a relaxed coastal vibe, this new hotspot Beach House Brighton makes the most of its seaside location .

Getting into Beach House Brighton is straightforward, with flat access from the boardwalk leading to the front door.

Once inside, the layout is a little tight. The space between tables is quite narrow, which could be tricky to navigate if you’re using a larger mobility aid. Tables are all standard height, and the chairs have backrests, which worked well for me. There’s also a small balcony for outdoor seating, that’s best suited for lighter traffic.

The venue features an accessible toilet - it is down the very back of the venue which means you have to move past all the tables. While functional, it may be tricky to reach. Alternatively, there’s a public accessible toilet on the beachfront, accessible via a lift (during the day) or a ramp.

For drivers, there are two accessible car spots in the 60 space onsite beachfront car park, conveniently close to the venue. Keep in mind it fills up quickly, especially on sunny days or on weekends.

The star of the show here is definitely the view - looking out over the water is incredible. To make the most of it, I recommend visiting during a quieter time to avoid the added challenges of navigating the tighter spaces.

Report Card | B+