Best Shopping Malls, Outlet and Places in Arundel Area

"A long counter dominates the main restaurant from where diners are entertained by the chefs while enjoying the fresh, modern look, designed to give the feel of a traditional market with a Spanish feel. Tapas is what Market is all about, and they have a variety of it on offer, listed on their menu under headings such as ‘Fishmonger’, ‘Butcher’, ‘Greengrocer’ and so on."

"Be it porcelain flying ducks from the Fifties, old tobacco tins, or a set of antique silver spoons, Brighton is the antiques hotspot of the South, and some of the quirkiest finds are to be had in its flea markets. Snooper’s Paradise is particularly noteworthy – an Aladdin’s Cave of retro collectables at affordable prices. You can easily lose a few hours here scouring the stalls on the ground floor for décor ideas spanning old maps and books to vintage toys and jewellery trinkets."

"If you love a nice rummage through retro paraphernalia then this is the place for you. There are some amazing gems to be found in this fabulous indoor bizarre. Located in the heart of the North Laines, its a great place to get lost for a few hours if the weather is not on your side."

"A rabbit hole of kitschy collectibles, curious oddments and enticing bric-a-brac (plus a fair smattering of utter crap) – on a rainy day it’s easy to lose the whole afternoon in here stocking up on retro delights for your flat."

"Good art comes in all different shapes and sizes, and there is no gallery that exemplifies this better than the intimate IO on Sydney Street. Giving a platform to Brighton’s best locally-produced art, IO is the place to go if you’re a fan of eye-catching sculpture and 3D design. One of our favourite contributors in recent years is Chris Cain, whose magic touch can turn a used tin of chopped tomatoes into a medieval-looking candle holder."

"If diversity is what you are after, then IO Gallery is the place to go. A gorgeous little gallery in the bosom of Brighton’s bustling North Laine, this gallery represents over 100 artists at any given time. Run by artists for artists, it has a relaxed and friendly vibe, while its ethos of supporting locally produced work and its wide spectrum of artistic mediums and forms mean that visiting IO is always a different experience."

"iO gallery is a fantastic place to buy a really unique souvenir from your trip to Brighton. The gallery is run by artists for artists. They help local artists sell their work and pride themselves on offering customers good quality, affordable art work ranging from paintings and prints to glass wear, ceramics and jewellery."

"The gallery that shows “real art for real people”, Conclave is Brighton’s newest addition with 95% of its artworks priced under £95 - including originals and limited edition pieces. Conclave recognises that many art lovers may not have the capacity for a four-plus figure spend, so affordability is at the heart of what they do - but that’s not to say the artwork here is of any lower quality, the team have an eye for finding the best up-and-coming work in town. 9 Queens Rd, Brighton BN1 3WA"

"Just to the north and west of the main thoroughfare is Upper Gardner Street, quiet and unassuming – at least, for six days of the week. Each Saturday, the North Laine comes alive, as tourists and locals alike descend by foot on its hallowed streets. Local makers and renovators have the chance to display their goods alongside the hunters and gatherers of retro stock; there’s a plethora of old coinage to peruse and an extensive collection of 70s magazine gems like Playboy and National Geographic, lounging artfully on vintage furniture looking for a good home."

"Upper Gardner Street Market in the North Laine area is a traditional market which takes place every Saturday from 8am to 5pm. Pick up fresh produce such as organic veg, specialist cheeses, homemade cakes, pickles and chutneys, as well as browsing stalls selling antiques, books, jewellery and retro goods. Upper Gardner St, Brighton BN1 4AN"

"An antiquing destination for the trendsetters, the candy-floss exterior of Brighton Flea Market conceals a world of stylish collectibles, backdropped by exposed brickwork. Once a coaching stop in old Kemptown, the Market’s been trading in fine, handsome pieces for over 25 years. Check out the taxidermy for the true ‘Bates Motel’ aesthetic."

"I used to live right alongside this park and walked a neighbour’s dog here every weekend (Poppet) who was a well known staffy, with the cutest smile. The park was a decent size, while there are plenty of squirrels to feed in the trees. There are 8 tennis courts, however they are largely all used during the summer months, so you have to get there early if you fancy a game on a hot Saturday."

"St Ann's Well Gardens, not far from Hove seafront, is a treat for the tree-lover and will appeal to young and old alike. There is a wide range of native and exotic trees giving the gardens their unique character and providing shelter and tranquillity for wildlife."

"In the rather insalubrious location of St James Street, Pavel has been there absolutely years, quietly doing its thing without any fanfare at all. I was keen to try somewhere new for curry, and ordered the works, which arrived within the hour. It’s not as good as Chilli Pickle or Curry Leaf Cafe, but it’s a good, standard curry house, serving all of the old classics."