Situated in a converted railway building, built around 1860, The Brazz benefits from its location in The Enterprise Centre in Eastbourne, drawing in weary shoppers, tourists and locals alike. It's also a good place to pop in at any time of the day, whether it's a mid-morning coffee, post-retail therapy lunch, or a romantic dinner for two in the evening.

An original timber roof setting is ideal for an afternoon meal of Brazz fishcake and fries with Thai chilli sauce, grilled brie, bacon and mushrooms, and York ham, poached eggs and fries. Sandwiches are the heart of any brasserie menu made more interesting by fillings like smoked salmon, prawn Marie Rose and three rashers bacon, while the soft bap selection comes with a choice of cheese and tomato or onion. Diners will also be pleased to note half dozen seared scallops to share, chicken Kiev and rice, and liqueur pancakes and ice cream on the big Al's music carte.