Hampton Arms in Brighton and Hove

Good selection of beers, local, craft and commercial brands. The Indian food, street style is savoury. A perfect match to the drinks. The ambience is cosy, with an enjoyable sound level of music. Inner terrace. Friendly staff. Humans and animals are welcomed.

Great place with delicious beer, and tasty Indian food - including vegan options! Staff were all friendly and patient. Perfect Sunday afternoon

Lovely cosy pub with plenty of inside and outside (covered) seating. Good selection of drinks and amazing menu. Dog friendly as well.

Chef Khanti and his team are creating some of the most exciting Indian food in the South. Vegetarian options that are so well put together you don't feel like you're missing out by not eating meat. Service was great and the pub has a great atmosphere. Highly highly recommended!

Nice atmosphere, good music, delicious food and great drinks selection, however it is too small of an area to be dog friendly in my opinion, dogs are literally right under your feet as you eat and there isn’t any alternative area for them to go.

First visit back since the beginning of lockdown and as good as ever. Great choice of beers in keg and cask and the food was excellent - really enjoyed the paneer makhani

We ordered every single thing on the menu. Literally. Then we went back in for seconds on the ones we loved most. Everything was fantastic but the Kerala fried chicken was amazing. The chutneys, pickles and Paratha are the best accompaniments, and the lamb biriyani is out of this world. If you're in Brighton, you must try this place. Book a day before--they fill up fast.

Great beer choices, really good Indian street food (my No1 Indian in Brighton), great garden if it’s sunny, this very well run pub is a top choice for locals and visitors alike.

I had been really looking forward to trying Easy Tiger after moving to Brighton in January. I'd heard good things and my favourite restaurant up north was an Indian street food restaurant so hoped it would compare. Unfortunately, it didn't. I was really impressed at the selection of vegan options and I dined with 2 other vegans. None of us were impressed by the food at all. The masala wedges were not very fresh and shop bought. They were bland with no seasoning and the ketchup was.. well, ketchup. Some of the popadoms were soft and stale; others tasted really bad. And I ordered a mushroom dish which I left half of. It had a fresh weird texture and didn't taste very fresh at all. The only reason I gave it 2 stars is because I really liked the feel of the pub and the staff were sweet. Also, they have a good selection of vegan beers. It may be that the non vegan food is better as I spoke to a friend who ate there the same night who really enjoyed the food.

After a number of recommendations we were really looking forward to Easy Tiger but were very disappointed. We booked the OctoberBest menu which is a great opportunity to showcase your venue and food to the locals and keep them coming back for more. We paid in advance through Eventbrite and so you got the impression the staff didn't have the incentive of gratuities and wanted minimum interaction with the clients. Despite booking over a week in advance we were sat on bar stools by the back door to the patio which was freezing. We were told to go to the bar to receive the beer and then a selection of very small dishes on a Thali tray were slapped in front of you (no explanation of what we were eating) and then I suppose you just leave. The food was actually delicious but so small - the 'dessert' was served in a ramekin. There are so many great Indian restaurants in Brighton such as Curry Leaf Cafe offering great food with exceptional service and an overall experience that Easy Tiger lacks. Primarily it's a pub, offering small Indian plates with very poor service.