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Trying to find pubs in Hailsham that have DJ's? You’ve come to the right place. We’ve got every pub and bar in the UK listed. Whether you’re looking for a pub or bar to play darts, somewhere to play pool or just want to have a look at a menu before you go, we can help.
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Brighton, East Sussex, BN2
Fun, local, friendly pub great venue for all occasions. Food served daily Monday to Saturday 10-6, Sunday available from 12-4. Entertainment every Saturday.
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Brighton, East Sussex, BN2
Small but friendly pub showing Sky Sports and BT Sport across 5 screens. We serve great Sunday roasts and a selection of real ales.
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Brighton, East Sussex, BN2
The Islingword is a hidden gem, perched up above Brighton city centre, next to Queen’s Park. It’s a fantastic local pub with traditional pub values and a friendly atmosphere.
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Brighton, East Sussex, BN2
This tiny, traditional, corner brewpub has been serving beer for nearly 200 years and making it for over 30 years. A super-cosy, livingroom-style pub where everyone's welcome. Excellent vegan and GF beers, live jazz on Sundays and a toad table!
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Brighton, East Sussex, BN2
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Brighton, East Sussex, BN1
Brighton's most exciting pub is a rock & alternative bar with an exciting 60-seater live comedy & music venue upstairs.
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Lamberhurst, Royal Tunbridge Wells, TN3
In the beautiful Kent countryside, the historic village of Lamberhurst is home to the George & Dragon Inn situated at the base of School Hill adjacent to the River Teise.
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Brighton, East Sussex, BN2
Patterns Brighton is your ultimate destination for a vibrant nightlife experience. We’re thrilled to invite you to join us every Friday and Saturday afternoon, extending all the way until 4:00 in the
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Brighton, East Sussex, BN1
The exchange is the perfect place to tuck into good food with a nice pint and watch the game.
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Brighton, East Sussex, BN2
Located below the theatre in the iconic Marlborough Hotel building in Brighton, The Actors takes it’s inspiration from the theatre pubs that have, since the Victorian era, been a feature of the city’s rich relationship with the performing arts.