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Mowgli, Indian Restaurant in Brighton
Set in the bohemian district of Dukes Lane, amongst independent retailers and restaurants, Mowgli Brighton offers its signature twinkle, trees, and swings to create for you an Indian home from home. Whether you’re a solo diner looking for a quiet tiffin, heading in for a business meeting with a bit more soul, or catching up with the whole family, our doors are wide open. Do join us.
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Events & Private Dining in Brighton
Whether you’re planning a bohemian birthday bash or a work get-together that actually feels like a party, Mowgli Brighton has you covered. With our high-backed swings and whimsical, tree-lined rooms, it’s a brilliant backdrop for a celebration that’s a bit different from the norm.
And with locations across the UK, including London, Manchester, and Bristol, to name a few, Mowgli offers distinctive venues for private events & celebrations, no matter where you are.
Our House charity
We’re proud to support our local house charity, Chestnut Tree House children’s hospice
Chestnut Tree House children’s hospice provides care and support for children and young people with life-limiting and life-threatening conditions in Brighton & Hove, as well as across East Sussex, West Sussex, and Southeast Hampshire. From offering help in families’ own homes to activity days and short breaks at the hospice, the team provide specialist care while allowing kids to be kids and mums and dads to be just that, rather than carers. And when the time comes, they help families to say goodbye in whatever way feels right for them – providing end-of-life care at the hospice or in families’ own homes, and ongoing bereavement support.
The Mowgli Story
A tale of a different kind of Indian restaurant in Brighton
Since we landed in Brighton, we’ve been on a mission to show the coast what real Indian food is. In our family kitchens, food is all light, vibrant, and built for sharing with the people you love. We’ve brought those family recipes to the Lanes to bridge the gap between Indian traditions and the breezy city of Brighton.
The Mowgli experience
What to expect
We’ve gone all out with the signature rope swings and vine-wrapped trees to create a relaxed, slightly playful vibe. It’s a come-as-you-are kind of place where you can lose track of time over a delicious Indian feast while the Brighton world wanders past outside.
How to Find Mowgli Brighton
You’ll find us standing proudly on the corner of Dukes Lane, perfectly placed for exploring the Lanes or taking a break from the beach.
By Train
We are a 10-minute walk from Brighton Railway Station. Just head down Queens Road toward the sea and take a left into the Lanes.
By Bus
Most local buses stop at North Street or the Old Steine, both of which are a 3-minute stroll from our front door.
By Car
If you’re driving in, The Lanes Car Park on Black Lion Street is roughly a 5-minute walk away.
Accessibility
Mowgli Brighton is partially accessible as a ramp is required to enter the premises, please ring the bell at the front door to gain access. Accessible facilities are available.
Amenities
- Booking
- Baby Change
- Dog Friendly
- Gluten Friendly
- Large Events
- Swing Seats (Un-bookable)
- Delivery
- Vegan
- Walk-Ins
- Wi-Fi
Things to do in Brighton
Dukes Lane drops you right in the middle of Brighton’s best bits. You’re in the perfect place to weave between the narrow, brick-paved alleys of the North Laine and the salty air of the promenade, making us a handy spot to drop anchor and refuel.
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