Find Top Caterers Near Brighton

Vibrant seaside city famous for its pier, arts scene, and diverse food culture. Mix of historic venues and trendy spaces. Strong LGBTQ+ community and creative industries create year-round demand for innovative catering services.

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Caterers Available

4.9

Average Rating

£22–£53

Price Range

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Consuming Passion

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Hygiene score: 5/5

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Solitary Bee Mobile Coffee Shop

Guest range:

Hygiene score: /5

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Nostos Catering UK

Guest range: 20 – 250

Hygiene score: 5/5

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Gastro Catering Sussex and Surrey

Guest range: 20 – 300

Hygiene score: 5/5

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Big Slice Pizza Co

Guest range: 20 – 200

Hygiene score: 5/5

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Perfect Chef 4 U | Private Chef Services

Guest range: 2 – 50

Hygiene score: 5/5

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Happy Go Souvlaki

Guest range: 20 – 150

Hygiene score: 5/5

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EpiCatering

Guest range: 20 – 250

Hygiene score: 5/5

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Crocus Paella

Guest range: 20 – 400

Hygiene score: 5/5

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Cantina brighton

Guest range: 20 – 150

Hygiene score: 5/5

🥂 Popular Events

  • Weddings
  • Pride events
  • festivals
  • corporate functions
  • student parties

🍽️ Popular Foods

  • Seafood
  • vegetarian
  • international fusion
  • modern British
  • artisanal street food

🏛️ Recommended Venues

  • Brighton Racecourse
  • Hotel Du Vin
  • Brighton Pier
  • East Street Tap

Key Considerations for Catering in Brighton

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☀️ Seasonal Planning & Peak Periods

Brighton’s event calendar creates distinct seasonal demand patterns that require strategic planning. The summer months bring peak season activity with numerous festivals and seafront celebrations, while the renowned Brighton Festival in May generates exceptionally high demand. December sees a significant surge in Christmas party bookings, making advance preparation essential.

Spring marks the beginning of conference season, attracting business events throughout the city. Autumn brings increased student activity as the academic year begins, creating opportunities for university-related catering. The city’s vibrant wine scene, featuring venues like Wild Flor, Hotel Du Vin, and Fourth and Church, maintains steady demand year-round.

Brighton’s unpredictable weather necessitates flexible catering solutions, particularly for outdoor events where contingency planning becomes crucial.

🚚 Logistics & Transportations

Brighton’s accessibility via the A23 from London and M25 connections makes it attractive for events, but the city’s infrastructure presents unique challenges. The city centre’s narrow streets significantly restrict large vehicle access, requiring careful route planning and potentially smaller delivery vehicles.

Seafront events demand early setup schedules to accommodate growing crowds throughout the day. The popular districts of The Lanes and North Laine offer excellent venues but come with limited parking, making delivery coordination essential. Weekend traffic patterns are notably affected by the nearby train station, as visitors arrive from London and surrounding areas.

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📝 Regulatory Requirements

Operating in Brighton requires compliance with Brighton & Hove City Council licensing regulations. Seafront events typically require additional permits beyond standard catering licenses. Food hygiene certification is mandatory for all food service operations.

Venue-specific requirements vary, with some locations imposing noise restrictions that affect equipment selection and service timing. Alcohol service requires separate licensing applications, while public liability insurance is essential for all operations. Beach and outdoor events present additional challenges, requiring wind-resistant equipment and comprehensive weather contingency plans.

🧭 Local Market Insights

Operating in Brighton requires compliance with Brighton & Hove City Council licensing regulations. Seafront events typically require additional permits beyond standard catering licenses. Food hygiene certification is mandatory for all food service operations.

Venue-specific requirements vary, with some locations imposing noise restrictions that affect equipment selection and service timing. Alcohol service requires separate licensing applications, while public liability insurance is essential for all operations. Beach and outdoor events present additional challenges, requiring wind-resistant equipment and comprehensive weather contingency plans.

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