4.0/5

(1,067 reviews)

The Mash Tun has been a Brighton institution for over 20 years, propping up countless nights out for the party people of North Laine and beyond.

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

(2,206 reviews)

The King and Queen is one of the most unique and popular venues in not only Brighton but the whole of Sussex catering for a wide range of occasions.

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4.2/5

(894 reviews)

A lively pub, the Grand Central stands tall as one of Brighton’s best-loved establishments. Grand in both name and nature, the pub near Brighton station pffers British-inspired menus and craft ales and beers.

4.5/5

(558 reviews)

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.

4.3/5

(571 reviews)

The Lord Nelson is a traditional pub dating back to 1848. We offer a wide range of Harvey's ales together with a team of friendly staff and excellent pub grub. The perfect mix for a great afternoon or evening out.

4.5/5

(631 reviews)

With the sort of friendly, laid-back feel more usually found in an old-school locals’ boozer, the Shakespeare’s Head is a gem of a pub situated just off the Seven Dials. Boasting three outside areas, this is a lively yet cosy venue.

4.3/5

(1,251 reviews)

The Good Companions is a relatively recent addition to Brightons dynamic Seven Dials area, having been brought up to scratch with an ambitious refurb inside and out. It's rare to find a pub this large with such a cosy, vibrant and chipper atmosphere.

4.6/5

(404 reviews)

A Unique New Orleans Inspired Bar Under new management since 2016 Brighton Rocks is an intimate, always evolving atmospheric bar at the heart of Kemptown. We pride ourselves on excellent service,