At Salt & Charcoal, we bring more than just food to the table—we bring stories, traditions, and the warmth of Greek hospitality.
Our journey began with a love for honest, soulful cooking. Inspired by the sunlit kitchens of island villages and the lively spirit of coastal tavernas, we set out to create a space in Brighton & Hove where everyone could feel at home. Each dish we serve is rooted in heritage—simple ingredients, slow cooking, and flavours that speak of the sea, the soil, and shared moments.
We believe food tastes better when it’s made with care and served with heart. Whether you’re joining us for a family dinner, a quiet evening, or a quick bite, you’ll find more than a meal—you’ll find a little piece of Greece, lovingly chargrilled and thoughtfully plated.
Salt & Charcoal isn’t just a restaurant. It’s a gathering place. A taste of home. A celebration of life, one dish at a time.
We stand apart because we stay true to who we are. Authenticity drives every decision we make—from our charcoal grill to our hand-built menu. We’re not just another restaurant—we’re a slice of Greece in the heart of Brighton & Hove.
We use only fresh, seasonal, and responsibly sourced produce, carefully selected to honour the flavours of traditional Greek cooking. From sun-ripened tomatoes to the finest olive oil, every ingredient is chosen for quality, taste, and traceability.
Slow-roasted, charcoal-grilled, and prepared with patience—always the way it should be. Our kitchen stays true to time-honoured techniques passed down through generations, allowing natural flavours to shine without shortcuts.
Come as guests, leave as friends. Hospitality is our way of life, and every visit to Salt & Charcoal feels like a gathering at a Greek family table—warm, relaxed, and filled with shared joy over good food.
Fancy a cosy meal at home? Place your order online and enjoy our Greek flavours, freshly cooked and delivered with care.
Prefer the real taverna experience? Visit our Brighton & Hove restaurant for warm hospitality, chargrilled delights, and a touch of the Aegean coast.
