Brighton. 11 entries mapped.
Reviewers note that while the entertainment is enjoyable, the food is mediocre and cocktails severely lack alcohol. This pub is known for hosting lively drag bottomless brunches that offer a fun backdrop. Guests report significant frustration with abrupt day-of cancellations and unresolved refund requests. Last-minute booking cancellations and weak cocktails are recurring issues.
10 Steine St, Kemptown, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN2 1TY
The bar serves well-crafted classic cocktails, though some guests feel the £13 to £14 price tag is a bit steep. This cosy, 1920s speakeasy-style space features a discreet buzzed-in entrance and a pleasant smoking balcony. Service experiences are starkly mixed, with reports of both highly knowledgeable bartenders and noticeably aloof, unwelcoming staff. Inconsistent customer service and occasional order mistakes are recurring issues noted by patrons.
7A New Rd, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1UF
The food served inside is highly recommended and pairs well with the venue's energetic vibe. Located on the pier, this bar boasts a crackling atmosphere for live music and a perfect outdoor area when the sun shines. Staff are friendly and helpful, successfully managing the bustling crowds. Outdoor diners must remain highly vigilant against aggressive seagulls.
Pier, Madeira Dr, Brighton BN2 1TW
Cocktails are crafted with impressive speed and delicious results. A lively bar setting featuring highly entertaining cocktail creation. While some praise the accommodating and fast staff, others note instances of dismissive and unfair queuing practices. Experiences with the bar staff can be inconsistent, with reports of dismissive service and skipped queues.
27 York Pl, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 4GU
The Sunday roasts are frequently highlighted as delicious, though general food pricing can feel steep. A great bar boasting lovely views to accompany a drink or meal. Service is generally fine but can sometimes feel reluctant. Food can be pricey and service is occasionally reluctant.
The Bristol Bar, Paston Pl, Kemptown, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN2 1HA
Drinks are noted as being brilliantly priced, offering great value. The venue has a distinct character with precipitous stairs and a lovely, snug upstairs area. The pub provides a memorable and engaging experience for event-goers. The very steep stairs require great care to navigate.
10 New Rd, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1UF
A dependable pub experience. Described simply as a great little bar. Service meets the expectations of a cozy local bar.
28 North Rd, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1YB
The food features solid pub classics and massive, tasty roasts, alongside early coffee and pastries. A nice and cozy countryside pub that makes a perfect stop during local hikes. Service is super friendly and accommodating to walkers and campers alike. Some find the food to be on the expensive side.
Ditchling Rd, Plumpton, Brighton BN7 3AF
The 'Lost Boys' chicken, wings, and crispy taters are highly praised as incredibly tasty. A vibrant pub featuring a roof terrace, a pool table, and versatile seating both indoors and out. Staff are generally incredibly friendly, though private room bookings have occasionally suffered from poor handling. Drinks can be quite expensive, and private event service can sometimes be disruptive.
2 Preston Rd, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 4QF
Cocktails like the Bellini and Old Fashioned are highly praised, though reports on food are conflicting, with some enjoying pizzas while others note a complete lack of bar snacks. This cute, Art Deco-styled venue features a lively downstairs dance area with great sound, alongside a pleasant upstairs bar. The staff and security team are frequently commended for being lovely, friendly, and highly accommodating. The steep stairs can be hazardous, and having only one upstairs toilet is cited as an annoyance.
8 Queens Rd, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 3WA
Offers great chicken burgers and well-priced drinks for the area. A nice, reasonably priced atmosphere with plenty of places to sit, perfect for a rainy lunchtime. The staff are described as lovely and accommodating.
121 Western Rd, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 2AD