Harden's says
Coal Shed founder Razak Helalat opens his third Brighton restaurant in The Lanes in June 2021 (there's also The Coal Shed and The Salt Room) serving "wood-fired flavours and well-made drinks", and a specially curated music programme from Fatboy Slim.
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Summary
Coal Shed founder Razak Helalat opened his third Brighton restaurant in The Lanes in June 2021 (there's also The Salt Room), serving food cooked over a wood fire, with a specially curated soundtrack from Fatboy Slim. It has inspired immediate enthusiastic local feedback: “Wow! The most delicious food” and particularly “fabulous cocktails”.
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Restaurant details
Burnt Orange Restaurant Diner Reviews

"Some of the food is great, but you have a sense the kitchen is getting lazy. £8 for a quarter of a 65p hips cabbage in a sauce is having a laugh."

"Overhyped restaurant. Poor rushed service and average food. "
Prices
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Wine per bottle | £22.00 |
Filter Coffee | £3.00 |
59 Middle Street, Brighton, BN1 1AL
Opening hours
Monday | 12 pm‑12 am |
Tuesday | 12 pm‑12 am |
Wednesday | 12 pm‑12 am |
Thursday | 12 pm‑1 am |
Friday | 12 pm‑1 am |
Saturday | 10 am‑1 am |
Sunday | 10 am‑11 pm |
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