What is there to do near the Brighton centre?

Hi, thanks in advance for seeing if you can help me out its much appreciated.
I am 15 and a friend and i are going to see rihanna at the birghton centre, and i was wondering could anyone tell me any venues nearby that my parents could go to whilst we are in the concert, such as restaurants, theatres, or does anyone know anything on at the same time as rihanna, but is of cheaper cost? I know there are hotels nearby, so wer are sorted for accommodation!
Thankyou!

The Royal Pavilion in Brighton is one of the must sees, it is open for tourists between 10am and 5pm and a family ticket...the cheapest for two adults even without the two children it allows for, costs around 拢20. Pensioners and the unemployed can get tickets for 拢5.90 each upon proof of status.
www.toptable.co.uk is a great place to look for restaurants anywhere in the u.k.; you can see read reviews, see what sort of cuisine is on offer and what special offers are available as well as the average prices for a meal. Just enter Brighton in their search bar and click on Restaurant in the bar underneath. You can browse through and think about the food and setting and book on line or telephone the restaurant to check anything you want to..numbers are given. Of course your parents might prefer to walk around and chose their own restaurant, but dining out together is one of the lasting pleasures of marriage...
I have just found out what time your concert is..perfect for your parent's dinner and it leaves you time to go to the Pavilion together..two children under 16 are included in the price of the family ticket and it really doesn't matter how old you are..the place is fantastic..if you want to see how the really, really rich
used to spend their money then this place is as far over the top as anyone has ever gone! Check it out on the net and remember, this was the Prince Regent's sea-side cottage!

hi there yeah im from scotland but was down there a few months ago! they should go to mamas shack for a meal its great and theres lots of pubs on the beachfront too.

dont know if you watch it but mamas shack was on the programme with gordon ramsay.


good choice in music too

it all depends on what things they like to do, you've got the lanes which are always worth a look, loads of bars and cafes, there's also the Pier which hosts a large selection of entertainment for all ages