3rd Avenue - Brighton and Hove

The menu of 3rd Avenue from Brighton and Hove includes 254 dishes. On average, dishes or drinks on the card cost about £9. The categories can be viewed on the menu below.

What Marko Gerbitz likes about 3rd Avenue:
Sat on terrace nice breeze restaurant recently redecorated nice feel friendly staff. ordered 4 plates with focaccia food arrived hot and nothing to fault. I came from Worthing and was well worth the trip read more.

As a guest, you can use the WiFi of the restaurant at no extra cost, Depending on the weather, you can also sit outside and be served. The premises on site are accessible, and therefore no problem for guests with wheelchairs or physiological limitations.

What BrettD doesn't like about 3rd Avenue:
I had booked a table and it was closed when I arrived, they didn't tell me ahead of time. It looked like it had been closed for some time, with tables on top of each other and doors boarded up. This was a shame as I have had good experiences eating here before. read more.

The comprehensive variety of coffee and tea specialties greatly enhances the value of a visit to 3rd Avenue, Customers often choose the scrumptious, fluffy flatbread, which is perfect for dunking into the homemade hummus or a creamy yogurt dip; the unusual connection of figs and goat cheese undeniably also belongs to the best dishes of the multifaceted Middle Eastern cuisine. The Asian fusion cuisine is also an important part of 3rd Avenue. Anyone who finds the normal and generally known meals too boring can here approach with a willingness to experiment and try some unexpected combination of ingredients consume, for breakfast they serve a varied breakfast here.