New tapas restaurant set to open in Brighton
Tapas Revolution will bring authentic Spanish tapas, large sharing plates, sangria and cocktails to its new home at 165 North Street.
Offering an all-day dining experience, the 100-seater venue will also feature a Spanish Terraza for up to 80 people to dine in the sunshine.
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Hide AdThe restaurant, which promises a ‘lively, bustling tapas bar vibe’, will be open 11am to 11pm daily for both bookings and walk-ins.
Menu development is being led by Madrid-born Executive Chef and author Omar Allibhoy Cuende, alongside the Brighton Chef team.
It will feature an array of small plates, traditional Spanish mains, paellas and churros – including vegan options.
Omar said: “Brighton is such a vibrant, culturally rich city, we can’t wait to join the amazing food scene here.
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Hide Ad“We hope to offer a little taste of true Spanish hospitality, showcasing the wonderful food that goes hand in hand with a relaxed and welcoming way to socialise.”
Hoping to provide a platform for Brighton’s vibrant Spanish community, the team says they are planning several community events in future, including a street market celebrating local Spanish artists and producers.
Any interested community groups, artists and producers are encouraged to contact [email protected] to find out more.
Omar said: “We’re excited about meeting members of the local Spanish community, hosting events and working with groups, creators and artists, so would love to hear ideas on how we can support and celebrate Spanish culture’s place in Brighton.”
To book at table, contact [email protected]