Lost in the Lanes is an independent restaurant serving seasonal easting and delicious drinking, nestled right in the heart of Brighton’s historic Lanes. Just minutes from the seafront and within easy walking distance of Brighton Station, the venue sits in one of the city’s most atmospheric cobbled streets and well-loved areas. It’s a place people naturally drift towards, whether they’re hunting for great food, a glass of wine, or something unexpected to stumble upon. It sits 60 people max. At its core, Lost in the Lanes is about warmth, generosity and good times shared - values that translate seamlessly into live performances. Known for its relaxed, welcoming atmosphere and strong focus on seasonal food and interesting drinks, the venue offers an intimate yet buzzy energy that feels tailor-made for live shows. It’s a ground floor space where audiences can see and hear everything, performers are supported, and moments of connection can happen effortlessly. The venue seats up to 60 people, striking that sweet spot between intimacy and space. It attracts a mixed, culturally curious audience. Brighton locals who love supporting independent venues, food lovers who appreciate craft and quality, creatives who thrive on new ideas, and Fringe-goers actively seeking out something a little different. This makes Lost in the Lanes especially well-suited to spoken word, comedy, cabaret, storytelling, acoustic music and experimental or hybrid work; performance that benefits from cosiness, relaxed vibes and a sense of shared experiences. Audiences here tend to be cultural, engaged, open and generous. They listen. They laugh. They stay afterwards. Performers regularly comment on the feeling of connection in the room, that sense that people are really present with you, not just passing through. For Fringe artists looking for depth over scale, this is a space where work can land properly. Lost in the Lanes regularly host live music events.