A pub has won an award for serving the best roast dinner.
Brighton's Ladies Mile pub, in Mackie Avenue, Patcham, has been crowned the best spot for a Sunday roast at the 2024 Brighton Restaurants Awards Vote Online (BRAVO).
The pub, owned by the Golden Lion Group and run by Patcham Pub Company Ltd, has been a runner-up before but has never won the award until this year.
Gayle Newman and Paul Newman, who have run the pub for the last 20 years, said they are "proud" of their work family.
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Gayle told The Argus: "After being runner-up for many years, this year proves the team's hard work, high standard, exceptional service and continued effort has paid off and earnt us first place.
"I’m proud of my work family and grateful for our loyal customers and our wonderful community."
The couple also said that the Patcham community they serve is "awesome".
The pub is one of a few in the city that won a BRAVO award this year.
Terre à Terre was crowned the best restaurant in Brighton and The Edinburgh won best pub.
Starfish and Coffee was also crowned best Brighton café.
Outside the city, Crabshack in Worthing was crowned the best overall restaurant in the entire county.
A full list of award winners can be found at https://restaurantsbrighton.co.uk/brighton-restaurant-awards/.
A spokesman for BRAVO said: "We want to express our gratitude to all the public voters in this year’s BRAVO Awards.
"We’re ecstatic to share that this year’s awards have been our biggest yet, with an astounding 71,931 votes cast by the public across 688 participating venues.
"A special thank you goes out to our headline sponsor, Uber Eats, and all of our category sponsors. Their support has been instrumental in making these awards possible."
The BRAVO awards are now in their seventh year and allow members of the public to vote for their favourite venues in a number of different categories.
The aim is to celebrate restaurants across the city and the county.
The next awards will be held in 2025.
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