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.

4.3/5

(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.

4.5/5

(242 reviews)

There’s a warm and relaxed atmosphere in The French Horn Brighton, the bar along the back wall and seating is predominantly small tables and chairs arranged open-plan plus a single comfy sofa. The

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4.0/5

(1,423 reviews)

Grab a cold one, some bonza tucker and enjoy your favourite sport on our huge projector screens and 20+ HDTV's!

4.6/5

(210 reviews)

The Prestonville is a classic Brighton local, serving up a warm welcome as well as great food and real ales. A fixture in the Good Beer Guide for the past eight years, we were also recently voted one of the top 10 pubs in Brighton.

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.

4.2/5

(710 reviews)

A hearty Brighton boozer found in the very centre of town, The Western is a popular haunt thanks to its bustling street side tables in the summer and central plot just shy of the beach. Boasting two floors of good ol' fashioned pubbin'