Restaurants · Our pick in Brighton
Lost in the Lanes
Breakfast to cocktails
An all-day restaurant in the Lanes for seasonal breakfasts, lunch, dinner, wine and cocktails.

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Our take
- All day
- In the Lanes
- Address
- 10 Nile Street, Brighton BN1 1HW
Nile Street, the Lanes, Brighton - Nearest station
- Brighton
0.5 mi · 10 min walk
More distances - Phone & reservations
- 01273 525444
- Website
- lostinthelanes.com
About Lost in the Lanes
Lost in the Lanes is at 10 Nile Street in the Lanes. It serves breakfast, lunch and dinner from seasonal menus, with wine and cocktails.
Opening hours, prices and seasonal openings change, so please check with Lost in the Lanes before you go.
Last checked: October 2026 How we choose
What’s nearby
Distances from Lost in the Lanes are approximate, measured in a straight line (as the crow flies). Times are approximate too: walking at about 80 metres a minute, cycling at about 15 km/h and driving at typical city-traffic speeds. Traffic and routes vary.
Nearest railway stations
- BrightonRail0.5 mi10 min walk
- London Road (Brighton)Rail1.1 mi22 min walk
Key sights
- The Lanes0.1 miWalk 1 minCycle 1 minCar or taxi 4 min
- Royal Pavilion0.2 miWalk 3 minCycle 1 minCar or taxi 5 min
- Brighton Dome0.2 miWalk 4 minCycle 1 minCar or taxi 5 min
- Palace Pier0.3 miWalk 6 minCycle 2 minCar or taxi 5 min
- The North Laine0.4 miWalk 7 minCycle 2 minCar or taxi 6 min
- Brighton i3600.4 miWalk 9 minCycle 3 minCar or taxi 6 min
- Hove Lawns1.0 miWalk 21 minCycle 7 minCar or taxi 9 min
- Preston Park1.8 miWalk 37 minCycle 12 minCar or taxi 12 min
Railway stations
- Brighton station0.5 miWalk 10 minCycle 3 minCar or taxi 6 min
- London Road (Brighton) station1.1 miWalk 22 minCycle 7 minCar or taxi 9 min
- Hove station1.6 miWalk 32 minCycle 10 minCar or taxi 11 min
- Preston Park station1.8 miWalk 37 minCycle 12 minCar or taxi 12 min
Location
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