The Belgian Café in Brighton is a light and airy restaurant that even has its own church! The church area is at the back of the restaurant and diners can eat in pews set beneath a stained-glass window. The rest of the restaurant is equally inviting, with wooden floors and large windows offering fantastic sea-views. The menu is typically Belgian, with so many different ways to cook mussels that it doesn't seem possible. Why not try the classic moules frites, a waffle with syrup and cream or an indulgent pot au chocolat? With over 100 Belgian beers to choose from and a selection of fine wines, an average of £25 per person for three courses is great value.