4.5/5

(325 reviews)

One of Brighton’s busiest and most loved venues, it offers a great mix of entertainment all year round, from the UK’s most incredible tribute acts and DJs to our long-running theme nights and Drag sho

4.7/5

(279 reviews)

Small cocktail and wine bar in the busy Preston Street. It is one of Brighton's many hidden treasures. It specializes in cocktails, exotic rums, shots, shooters, carefully selected wines, draught beer

4.4/5

(2,242 reviews)

Spread over three floors, including a pub area, the Regency Restaurant and a wonderful hidden terrace, The Lion & Lobster is one of the oldest and most traditional pubs in Brighton and Hove.

4.7/5

(194 reviews)

A small traditional pub in the heart of Hove just 100 metres from the sea front and its famous 19th century promenade. The two upper floors were converted to 3 en-suite bed and breakfast rooms in 2

4.3/5

(1,004 reviews)

Inside the Victorian green tiling and tinted windows under hanging flower baskets lies a true local pub. Plenty of seating surrounds an island bar where quality drinks are served by some damn fine bar

4.2/5

(1,603 reviews)

Brighton’s best live music venue situated right on the beach, gorgeous views of the historic west pier, sunsets and the best vibe in town.

4.2/5

(252 reviews)

Ideally located, set back off the quaint High Street in Ardingly, The Ardingly Inn provides a relaxed and ambient atmosphere, combining the best aspects of both contemporary and traditional 'Pub Fayre'.